7 Best Hotels in Wan Chai, Hong Kong

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Grand Hyatt Hong Kong

$$$ | 1 Harbour Rd., Hong Kong, Hong Kong

A direct connection to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre makes this a business-first hotel, but leisure travelers also enjoy the elegant rooms, with sweeping harbor views and luxurious touches such as an oversize square bathtub and mirror TV. The restaurants are excellent, in particular One Harbour Road; the handsome Grand Hyatt Steakhouse; and Tiffin, with a legendary dessert buffet and live music performances. Sports facilities include a curvaceously beautiful pool, 400-meter jogging track, children's playground, and some rent-by-the-hour facilities such as a driving range and tennis and squash courts.

Pros

  • Excellent service
  • Extensive sports facilities
  • Plateau spa is a beautiful sanctuary

Cons

  • Quiet outside the hotel at night
  • Difficult to get reservations in popular restaurants
  • Hotel pool is packed on summer days
1 Harbour Rd., Hong Kong, Hong Kong
2588–1234
Hotel Details
Credit cards accepted
542 rooms
No Meals

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The Harbourview

$ | 4 Harbour Rd., Hong Kong, Hong Kong

This waterfront YMCA property has small but relatively inexpensive rooms near the Wan Chai Star Ferry pier. Rooms are pleasantly decorated and offer enviable harbor views. The hotel is well placed if you want to attend cultural events in the evening: both the Arts Centre and the Academy for Performing Arts are next door. It's also opposite the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre. The pedestrian overpass will get you across Wan Chai or to the Star Ferry quickly without stepping down into the traffic, that is, until you get to Hennessy Road.

Pros

  • Views of Victoria Harbour
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Affordable rates for reliable service and decent rooms

Cons

  • A bit far from the MTR
4 Harbour Rd., Hong Kong, Hong Kong
2802–0111
Hotel Details
Credit cards accepted
320 rooms
No Meals

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Hotel Indigo

$$ | 242–246 Queen's Rd. E, Hong Kong, Hong Kong

This standout boutique hotel has serious architectural chops—the exterior resembles a circling dragon—as well as photogenic interiors, where exquisitely designed guest rooms have dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows, colorful contemporary decor, and funky tiled-wall murals. As for the rest of the hotel, you can’t miss the suspended, glass-bottomed rooftop pool or the vertigo-inducing Skybar, and the coffee at Indicolite restaurant will have you hooked.

Pros

  • Complimentary smartphone, with unlimited local calls and 3G data
  • Eclectic neighborhood near nightlife and restaurants
  • Panoramas from the higher floors

Cons

  • Pricey drinking and dining options
  • Over-air-conditioned public spaces
  • Tiny fitness center
242–246 Queen's Rd. E, Hong Kong, Hong Kong
3926–3888
Hotel Details
138 rooms
No Meals

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Mira Moon

$$ | 388 Jaffe Rd., Hong Kong, Hong Kong

If you get a little nostalgic for Alice in Wonderland at Mira Moon hotel, you’re not totally off the mark: the hypermodern, abstract interiors are meant to depict the legend behind the Mid-Autumn moon festival—a fairy-tale-like Chinese legend revolving around the Moon Goddess of Immortality and a space-traveling jade rabbit. To bring the story to life, Wanders & yoo design house intermingles antique Chinese accents, such as peony details and latticed woodwork, alongside futuristic furnishings and tech-friendly touches. The neighborhood nightlife still errs on the unseemly side, but the hours-long, half-off happy hour at the hotel’s Supergiant Tapas & Cocktails bar and outdoor terrace makes up for it.

Pros

  • Local flavor
  • Excellent restaurant
  • Free Wi-Fi and minibar
  • Complimentary smartphone

Cons

  • Some rooms look into nearby apartments
  • Cab desert
  • Entry-level rooms on small side
  • Check-in at 3 pm
388 Jaffe Rd., Hong Kong, Hong Kong
2643–8888
Hotel Details
91 rooms
No Meals

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Novotel Century Hong Kong

$ | 238 Jaffe Rd., Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Decent harbor views from some rooms compensate for sparse furnishings and the lack of any personality, while a decent business center is handy for those with work to do. Abundant nightlife is only minutes away, and guests can escape to the rooftop gym and outdoor pool.

Pros

  • Near the subway, Wan Chai bars and clubs, and Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
  • Unaffiliated but delicious Shanghainese restaurant in the basement

Cons

  • Dull rooms
  • Can get crowded with tour groups and during business conventions
238 Jaffe Rd., Hong Kong, Hong Kong
2598–8888
Hotel Details
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511 rooms

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Renaissance Harbour View Hotel Hong Kong

$$ | 1 Harbour Rd., Hong Kong, Hong Kong

The modest guest rooms in this Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre hotel are simply outfitted with attractive modern decor; although many have harbor views, some overlook a sprawling outdoor pool, a driving range, a jogging trail, and a playground that should help keep the kids busy. A popular rendezvous spot for locals and visiting businesspeople, the lobby bar and restaurant offers creative cocktails in the evening.

Pros

  • Great harbor views
  • Harborside recreational garden
  • Spacious lobby for working or relaxing

Cons

  • A walk from the subway but near the Star Ferry
  • Lobby can be packed with corporate cats at lunchtime
  • Perpetual construction outside
1 Harbour Rd., Hong Kong, Hong Kong
2802–8888
Hotel Details
Credit cards accepted
861 rooms
No Meals

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V Wanchai 2 Hotel

$ | 139 Thomson Rd., Hong Kong, Hong Kong

The high ceilings and abacus-inspired lobby decor bode well for the rest of the contemporary rooms and facilities at V Wanchai 2. This business-friendly address is a great location for conventions, and the free Wi-Fi, daily breakfast, and evening happy hour will make any traveler feel at home. All of the large apartmentlike rooms come equipped with a plasma TV, while the highest room categories have washers, dryers, and wine coolers.

Pros

  • Close to convention center
  • Good for long stays
  • Sizable rooms

Cons

  • Nearby traffic
  • No views
  • Small bathrooms
  • Limited dining options
139 Thomson Rd., Hong Kong, Hong Kong
3948–4800
Hotel Details
79 rooms
Free Breakfast

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