Best Western Hotel Causeway Bay
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Welcome to Best Western Hotel Causeway Bay, your Hong Kong “home away from home.” Best Western Hotel Causeway Bay aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year.
While staying at Best Western Hotel Causeway Bay, visitors can check out Hong Kong Skyline (1.3 mi) and Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade (1.3 mi), some of Hong Kong's top attractions.
Best Western Hotel Causeway Bay is a quiet hotel offering a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a refrigerator in the rooms, and it is easy to stay connected during your stay as free wifi is offered to guests.
The hotel features a 24 hour front desk, a concierge, and baggage storage. Plus, guests can enjoy a fitness center and an on-site restaurant, which have made this a popular choice among travelers visiting Hong Kong.
When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Tim Ho Wan, the Dim-Sum Specialists, Mott 32, and Ho Lee Fook, which are some Chinese restaurants that are popular with locals and out-of-towners alike.
Should time allow, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Park, and Wan Chai are some popular attractions that are within walking distance.
Best Western Hotel Causeway Bay puts the best of Hong Kong at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
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First and most negative part here is the wifi, very bad connection. When I checked with the reception, it says it's like that because too many are using it at same time and above all the wifi is only good for simple message not to certain websites! I was stunned! I am confined here for quarantine purpose and will need to work remotely so how am I going to do it! They offered to help me to buy a data card : < so no choice I have to buy one!
Secondly, the food provided is so bad! Lucky that the quarantine period is now shortened to 7 days, if I need to be here for 14 days, extremely nightmares! Ended up my family do send me some food when they are available so my this 7-day quarantine time won't be too worse and the hotel staff did pass the home food to me relatively quickly! Some pictures of the hotel food attached... if you can notice same veggies for few days and I remember sometime the meat tastes sour... very badly cooked!
Lastly, I cannot understand why a hotel room for quarantine purpose means certain supplies are not possible. In the room, only plastic mugs are provided and I wish to have it in glass (as I am sure it is more hygiene and easier to clean well then to plastic). According to the Housekeep: due to the reason of quarantine, glass would not be provided. Oh, new to know that! I have also requested for medium-sized towel to Housekeeping and the same answer. It's difficult for me to understand the reason.
Anyway, these 7 days are coming to the end. Good luck to all who will be staying in this hotel.
It is about a ten min walk away to causeway bay MTR station. However, I found buses more convenient to cross over to Kowloon, especially since the bus stop was just a minute from the hotel entrance and i would reach kowloon in 15-20 mins.( it is direct without having to transfer trains). Stayed on the 33rd floor and had a nice view. It is quiet but can sometimes hear other guests talking loudly while waiting for the elevator as its just outside our door.
Verdict- its a decent stay with clean rooms but small. I felt had more space to move around when my friend left a day earlier. Service staff is excellent, friendly and quick to respond. Come with no expectations. A decent hotel if it's just a place to sleep and shower.
It is about a ten min walk away to causeway bay MTR station. However, I found buses more convenient to cross over to Kowloon, especially since the bus stop was just a minute from the hotel entrance and i would reach kowloon in 15-20 mins.( it is direct without having to transfer trains). Stayed on the 33rd floor and had a nice view. It is quiet but can sometimes hear other guests talking loudly while waiting for the elevator as its just outside our door.
Verdict- its a decent stay with clean rooms but small. I felt had more space to move around when my friend left a day earlier. Service staff is excellent, friendly and quick to respond. Come with no expectations. A decent hotel if it's just a place to sleep and shower.
Service was appalling. They strictly limited each room to just *two bath towels*, and no additional towels were provided despite repeated requests. It felt needlessly stingy and inconvenient.
To top it all off, I requested a late check-out in advance, which was supposedly approved. Yet, I was locked out of my room after the standard check-out time and told it was no longer valid. This was both frustrating and unprofessional.
I would strongly advise against staying here unless they significantly improve their facilities and service standards.


Let's start with the fact that upon check-in it was noted that payment would be in cash, but these cunning guys tried to write off another $100 from the card in addition to cash, which will be returned back within a month, and this is not a deposit, but it’s unclear what. Anyway. Cleaning was terrible, wiping off the dust - ha ha, getting new shower gels - haaaaa, cleaning consisted of making the bed and changing the towels. A couple of times we forgot to put water and coffee supplies in the room, but guys, these are flowers. One day after cleaning we were called to the reception. My husband spilled some wine on the sheet. Aaaand they said that this was damage to the hotel, although it helped everyone knows that the wine washes off easily and there are worse things on the sheets in the hotel. They wrote to us that we had ruined (stained with wine) the pillows and some other 5 items. Moreover, the mattress was clean, I understand if we had soiled the mattress and they needed to do dry cleaning, but we sunbathed the sheets... so these guys demanded 1000 HKD from us for this, and right now. We wanted to resolve the conflict peacefully and offered to take the sheet ourselves to the laundry and buy a new one, or to have them write out an invoice for us, but the manager at the reception demanded money right now. Moreover, we had one more day left and the employee threatened that if we did not pay, he would evict you. It’s fun in general, and yes, the Wi-Fi here is a nightmare, it doesn’t load anything... the people who work here are boorish about the service, they haven’t even heard of it, although it seems like a 4-star American hotel chain and the price is not cheap. Just awful



The room is tiny and poorly furnished. If you are over 6 feet as I am the beds are too small and rock hard. There is no desk or chair so you are forced to spend all your time either stood up and on the aforementioned horribly uncomfortable bed. The bathroom is the smallest I've ever been in. They do have a fridge that didn't work. You are told to use an in room phone to call down if you're in need of anything, my phone in my room was also broken of course. Over and above all that the rooms are extremely dirty, I got bed bugs from sleeping only 3 nights there and requesting to change my sheets each day. I asked to be upgraded, happy to pay to do so etc but I was told all the rooms in the hotel are the same miniscule size.
The service left a lot to be desired. When I could get a hold of the folks at reception, which was rarely, they would act on tasks around an hour or so after I asked. It led me to believe they have extremely limited staff working there full time. They do allow you to order external food so you don't have to eat the prison gruel on offer day to day by the hotel staff but given it took on average over an hour to get delivered to you, don't expect any hot meals.
In conclusion, if you are on a budget and forced to stay here I can understand otherwise avoid at all costs. I am surprised there hasn't been some major episode in this place given the condition it is in and the way it is run. As stated in my title - stay away from here.


In a desperate attempt to find her and my cash, I flew to HK mid-pandemic to get closer to Manila. As per HK Government restrictions, I had to self isolate and upon a review, the dirt cheap Best Western seemed a good option. To my delight I was upgraded to one of the hotel’s exclusive ‘Sky Villas’ and had a tremendous two weeks in isolation.
In truth, self isolation is second nature to a man like me. Special Forces trained (although never actually in the SAS/SBS), I would frequently organise solo survival weekends in some of the wildest nature the UK has to offer, including the Chilterns and Mendips. Water off a ducks back. I also spent 4 years in HMP Wakefield.
The room itself is fairly small, with cramped double bed and basic shower facilities. The hotel itself looked extremely old fashion in decor but it was a ghost town by all accounts. What sets the room apart is the access to private jacuzzi and patio area. Absolute opulence which is something I thrived in. The weather was sweltering and on average I would spend 10-12 hours per day within the jacuzzi. Food and lagers would be ordered and left outside the room by the helpful staff. Please note the in room mini fridge can hold two small cans at most and barely keeps them cold. I also asked for shampoo, bath bombs, dettol and jonnies to be sent us over the fortnight.
Naturally boredom set in and by day 4 I was adamant I wanted to get a brass up with me for the day. I knew I was Rona free. I got on the old dating apps and found a lovely brass who worked in the Wan Chai district. We concocted a plan for her to dress as a deliveroo driver and come up to my room. Worked an absolute charm and she stayed with me undetected for 8 nights. It’s was blessed relief although we did have blazing rows which caused suspicion from staff. Given the staffs inability to enter the Sky Villa and breach restrictions, I simply blamed the noise on a movie I was watching. When they asked who owned the woman’s clothing drying on the patio area, I simply said I was a cross dresser.
Make sure you book this very interesting and unique room. Check the photo I have attached to get an idea of how amazing the view is. Even for one night, this is a must go.
"The curtain couldnt be pulled all the way to filter the sunlight. Make sure you bring an eye badge to have a better sleep. "Read full review
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