iclub To Kwa Wan Hotel

Good location but the reception staff not good, very rude, apart from the female who was v kind. The rooms were very clean but very tiny as expected in HK

It was an awful experience. The check-in process was so slow and the check-in counter couldn't handle well there were big group check-ins & they were so messy & noisy. There are 3 elevators, 1 under maintenance, 1 used by the house keeping (at the 3-4 pm) to transport all the blanket sheets, garbage, etc., so only 1 elevator to accommodate all the guests. with over 20 floors imagine the traffic. Lastly the room is new but the toilet was under hygiene If you stand at the hand wash you could clearly see the stain.

This was a 700 rmb hotel. It wasn’t glamorous, but it was functional for an overnight stay. Walkable to Kai Tak stadium, we had breakfast in McDonalds just a 2 minute walk. It was safe. It had left luggage and we were surprised that they allowed us an early check in which was unexpected but super kind. Will be using this hotel again.

Room was very small. The gym is not a gym. Just an area with some equipment. Free coffee from a machine though. I thought the left Luggage area was secured when they gave me a ticket. It’s outside at the car park area with the gate open. So anybody could enter to steal. It’s in an old area of the city. I guess it’s convenient for the Kai tak stadium. It’s around 15-20 mins straight walk. We came for the rugby 7s.

Booked a premier room. The first room they assigned wasn’t that good. Coz not only the view wasn’t too open, there was no proper table nor chair to work (I needed to work for quite some hours during my 5 nights stay). Thus I requested a change of room, which was so much better. Got what I need, a small table and a chair that allowed me to work properly. I love the opened view in the room. Quite tiny room but got all you need there. location-wise is near MTR, which can get you everywhere easily. Definitely cheaper than hotels in Tsim Sha Tsu.

I recently stayed at iclub Hotel in Kwa Wan, Hong Kong, and I have to say it was an average experience compared to other hotels I've stayed at in the city. First, the lobby and reception area could use some improvement. The design felt incomplete, and there wasn’t enough seating for guests to relax or wait comfortably. The room was as advertised, though I did have a few cleanliness concerns: 1. The shower area wasn’t properly cleaned, particularly the soap holder, which still had residue and marks left from the previous guest. 2. The water pitcher provided was also not properly cleaned, with noticeable stains from prior use, which you can see in the photos. 3. The placement of the electrical outlets was inconvenient. Ideally, there should be an outlet next to the bed for easy charging, but the current setup made it difficult to plug in my charger due to the limited space. On a positive note, the bed and pillows were very comfortable, which was definitely a highlight. Additionally, the hotel offers a convenient service where you can use your phone to request things like refills, which is a nice touch and makes the experience more seamless. Overall, the hotel is decent if you’re looking for a place to stay in Hong Kong. The area itself didn’t have much to offer, but its proximity to the MTR made it quite convenient for exploring the city.