The Emperor Hotel

Location – the hotel was easy to spot, especially during the night because of the building's blinking lights. Honestly, the nearest MTR station, which is the Wan Chai station, was still quite far (you still need to walk a few minutes). We took the bus from HKZMB hk port and kind of got lost with the directions, hence, we walked a lot from the bus stop to the hotel. However, we got the hang on it and realized that the busses were more convenient to use as transportation since there are different bus stops around the hotel so we used that as our main transportation mode during our trip. ❤️🚌 ****** PRO TIP: you can ride the 6X bus in front of the hotel if you're going somewhere that requires you to ride the MTR, it will stop in front of the Central Station (Exit D1). The Central station was honestly convenient for us, especially since it already has 4 lines (Red, Blue, Yellow, and Green). We also rode the A17 bus to the airport at this bus stop. Staff – They were honestly kind, accommodating, and easy to communicate with since they know how to speak english (which is important for foreigner guests). When we arrived by 2pm, our room was still being cleaned, hence we decided to leave our luggage first in their lobby in which was very secured since they put a chain locked to it. The check-in and check-out process was also smooth. Room – It was true to what the pictures were in the website. Although the cabinet hangers were quite high, hence, I still need to stand on bed to be able to hang my clothes 😅. The beds were nice since it can be squished together (which can fit 3 people). The room was also honestly cold, hence, there were nights where we turned it off. The bathroom was small but it was still good for me. I love how the water pressure of their shower was strong and the heater was working well. Their toiletries were also complete and smells good. Overall, the hotel and rooms are clean.

Anne