Hotels near Tai Ping Shan Street

"Room in smal "

"Breakfast needs improvement AC good location good staff always around."

"Nice staff, clean, comfortable, spacious rooms. Great location."

"They have portable chargers that are rentable at the front desk, but no adapter heads or chargers(only downside). Otherwise the experience is definitely worth the buck!"

"The mtr is right next to the hotel so its quite convenient to go around. Many good local restaurants are around too."

"Location is great. Otherwise, property needs maintenance. Room was not clean in various areas. And then basic things - 1 bedroom exec does not even have one power outlet usable for charging a phone or laptop (there is one, in the desk, that no apple charger will fit).. "

"Great location right downtown. Great value for the room. Social area with kitchen. Highly recommend. Great staff!"

"Bishop Leo Int is definitely bang for your buck. A regular bus to HK station and there are some good local restaurants at the top of the escalator coming up from central. "

"Convenient location not too far from the ferries, shopping, bus stops, and MRT. Per Hong Kong law, they cannot provide specific amenities, but there was a healthy supply of toothbrushes, combs, slippers, and toothpaste. Staff was helpful and spoke English, Mandarin, and Cantonese. The lobby and rest of the building was nice and cool, and the lobby provides hot and cold water for refills, as well as free coffee. They will also store your luggage before and a little after checking in and out. Rooms were generously furnished with plenty of storage and charging ports for devices. The bathroom was clean and had a separate shower stall which, especially in Hong Kong, is greatly appreciated. The bathroom door is frosted in a way that doesn't show what's happening on the inside. What's nice is that the A/C is always on because the smoke alarms in the building are sensitive. Either way, there wasn't the usual mugginess that you might find in a humid-environment hotel. I'd love to stay here again if I'm ever in Hong Kong."