After suggesting improvements on their services, their front office staff and even the so called manager was rude and defensive. Their so called manager in particular even told us off for "telling him how to run his business". If you want your guests to keep their mouth shut, why do you have a suggestion/comment request box in the first place?... More

This hotel has an amazing view day and night with the Harbour view rooms. I would not do the other because these rooms look like the look into the building beside us. The room is spacious and very nice to come back to. There is a midlevel escalator you can use to go down to SoHo but I would recommend... More

Came back for a business trip after a lapse of 20 years and was pleasantly surprised to find a gem like Bishop Lei. Away from the madness of Hong Kong, situated at The Mid Levels (a few hundred meters from the world's longest escalator) and just by the side of The Immaculate Conception cathedral, it is everything I was looking... More

We booked the Bishop Lei at a last minutes notice. We are the type that likes to go where the wind takes us, but found ourselves in a situation where there were only a few choices of hotels available left on Hong Kong Island after our first initial night near the airport. We only booked it for 1 night to... More

The Bishop Lei was a pleasant place to stay on my one night in Hong Kong. I am not very experienced with the city, but I understand the price was a good value. The location of the hotel was a little bit off the beaten path, so it was quiet and more residential feeling. The rooms were teeny tiny, especially... More

I stayed here in April 2012. VERY clean, nice staff, really nice rooms. All-in-all, vewry satisfactory. Couple thoughts: 1- It is the only hotel in the "mid-levels". Find the Hong Kong "escalators" and you can walk downtown in no time. 2- A lot of taxi drivers don't know where this hotel is so get the hotel staff to write it... More

Very average sums up the Bishop Lei nicely. The staff aren't overly helpful or friendly but they are ok. The breakfast buffet isn't amazing and is charged extra and the rooms themselves are very average. They have pretty standard views and lower rooms are subject to a fair amount of traffic noise from the popular road that passes the front... More

This hotel is located fairly convieniemtly at the top of the elevators in the mid levels and does not include breakfast and the room is absolutley tiny but clean and with nice views More

A small room, but then again so is every room in Hong Kong, but well equipped and more comfortable than expected. Stayed in a single room on 22nd floor at back of hotel facing Victoria Peak. Would not recommend that any one take this size of room with the double bed option as it would impossible to move around. Hotel... More