6 Best Hotels in Western, Hong Kong

The living concept at this slender glass tower hotel in Sheung Wan combines boutique comfort with apartment convenience—each "suite" (either one or two-bed) comes with separate areas for lounging, dining, and preparing food, as well as spacious marble-clad bathrooms. The hotel has a modest fitness center and roof garden but no restaurants or bars. With that said, it's an easy walk to any number of terrific restaurants, and just a few steps from Sheung Wan MTR station and the tram stop.

Smart and comfortable (if business-like) rooms here have harbor views from higher floors, and the quiet Sai Ying Pun location means its a short walk to trendy neighborhood bars, cafés, and restaurants. Central is a short taxi- or subway-ride away, and the hotel is conveniently close to Western Tunnel for those with business in Kowloon. 

This comfortable hotel has modern guest rooms with cushioned seats set into bay windows that are perfect for reading while taking in the city and harbor views. Be sure to check out the executive packages with access to, among other perks, the bright and comfortable top-floor Club Lounge and all of its amenities.

This slick apart-hotel ditches traditional hotel trappings like a grand lobby, restaurants, and bars, instead channeling its focus into spacious, minimalist rooms that boast floor-to-ceiling windows, kitchenettes, luxurious bedding, and skyline views. It's a stylish base from which to explore Sheung Wan’s vibrant cultural and dining scene.

Choose from a range of serviced-apartment-inspired studios and suites (many with kitchenettes) at this tower residence, all of which are light, airy, and contemporary. Facilities include a small gym, a sundeck, and a laundry. The many attractions of Central and Sheung Wan are just outside the door.

Functional, clean, and no-frills rooms are good value for the spec at this hotel tucked away in a lively neighborhood of galleries, bars, and local shops. Corner rooms come with bay windows that supply ample city views, though most outlooks are limited.