The best family suites in Hong Kong

Designed for families of 4, the spacious City View Suite at The Salisbury consists of a bedroom with a king size bed and a living room with a double size sofa bed–ideal for 2 adults and 2 children (up-to age 17). What’s more, is that the hotel is located steps away from the Victoria Harbour waterfront and is a fraction of the price of its luxury hotel neighbours.

While the hotel isn’t brand new nor a luxury brand, the hotel was recently renovated and has all the facilities including a 6-lane indoor pool, quality of service, and prime location of a luxury brand. Pick a Harbour View for a view of the Symphony of Lights–same size as the Family Suite.

Located on Nathan Road, near the popular night market on Temple Street, Eaton Hotel is a great base for families to explore Hong Kong from. On top of its prime location, the hotel also has spacious family rooms with two bedrooms. Kid’s rooms have twin size bunk beds while parent’s have a king or queen size bed. There’s also a sofa bed in select rooms offering guests more choice. Bedrooms are adjoining and the bathroom is shared.

All forms of transportation are right outside the hotel, as are shops and restaurants. For hotel dining, you’ve got one of the best Cantonese restaurants: the one Michelin-starred Yat Tung Heen. For parents who want a little alone time, babysitting services are available on request. There’s also a rooftop pool with views onto downtown Tsim Sha Tsui unobscured by skyscrapers.

With the hotel being super affordable and located in heart of TST, you know there’s definitely a smiling parent behind the photo of the two kids above as accommodation doesn’t get any better than this. With 2 double beds, 1 single and a sofa, the Family Suite has more than enough space for a nuclear family.

Like the other hotels in this article, Butterfly on Prat is a great choice of Hong Kong family headquarters. Other highlights about the hotel include the free 4G pocket WiFi to help navigate the city, super comfy beds, and the option to choose between soft and firm pillows. Steps away from the K11 Art Mall, families will love having all the trendiest shops and restaurants at their fingertips.

Before you head over to check out family room deals on trivago, know that by staying at Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong you’ll get to experience an iconic Hong Kong landmark from the inside. Located by the harbour on Hong Kong island, you’ll have the best of old and new Hong Kong at your feet, starting with the view of the world-famous skyline from right outside your window. To catch the nightly Symphony of Lights show, stay in the Harbour View Room. Note that there’s a maximum of 3 people to a room. As for sleeping arrangements, families with young children can request cribs while older kids can order up rollaway beds–ultra comfy beds that have been lauded as the best part of the city by some holidaymakers.

As a world-class hotel that values family, it’s no surprise that the list of kids’ amenities here outshines other hotels and includes baby bottle warmers, sterilizers, cleaning brushes, baby tubs, and strollers (full list of kids’ amenities here). And, even the most paranoid of parents will be able to call a babysitter if they want a night on the town as at the MO babysitters are registered nurses/nursing students.

There’s also a lot to anticipate for family-friendly food: dim sum breakfasts at The Clipper Lounge, all-day dining with kid’s menu at Café Causette, in-room dining on kid’s Caesar salads and sweet and sour chicken, and plenty of fanciful cakes from The Mandarin Cake Shop for special occasions.

Dorsett Wanchai is also located on Hong Kong side, but this time the view is of the renowned Happy Valley Racecourse. For families with young children, the Ocean Suite is ideal as it’s themed after Hong Kong’s most loved theme park, Ocean Park, and comes with a Wii console, age-appropriate kid’s toys, a reading corner, and amenities including kid’s toiletries and a snack box.

For families of 4, the Deluxe Family Quad Room is ideal as it comes with 2 queen size beds. Child-friendly breakfasts are offered as are babysitting services. The hotel offers a free shuttle bus to Ocean Park which is a close 15-minute drive away.

Stay here if money isn’t an issue and you want to ensure your relatives visiting from overseas are taken care of because excellent service is guaranteed at Island Shangri-La Hong Kong. The experience starts right away, from when you first lay eyes on the magnificent harbour front view from your room window and continues throughout your hotel journey, right till when you step foot in the adjoining mall, Pacific Place–one of Hong Kong’s best shopping experiences.

While at the luxury property, families will enjoy the collective experience of dining together–in some of the world’s best hotel restaurants as well as in-room through ordering up room service. Families of more than 4 people should book interconnecting rooms.

Other hotel highlights that exemplify the topnotch service include the daily supply of fresh fruit, luxury bathroom amenities, and outgoing hotel staff that make guests, young and old, feel like part of the Island Shangri-La family. Guests who have arranged family stays at Island Shangri-La have said they felt nothing but reassurance from attentive staff.

Owing to being located in the nightlife district of Wan Chai, this hotel is best suited for families with older kids. Close to the Star Ferry and the Wan Chai MTR, Novotel Hong Kong Century is ideal for families who want to be in the vicinity of restaurants and bars open late at night.

The Junior Suite is good for families with 2 adults and 2 children as there’s a sofa bed in the lounge area and a bedroom with a Queen bed so parents can enjoy some privacy while kids can chat till the wee hours without disturbing anyone. Families who stay in the suite are granted access to the Executive Lounge which entitles them to a free continental breakfast, complimentary sandwiches served throughout the afternoon, and evening drinks–the hotel version of an airport lounge, if you will.

After a day spent in Hong Kong’s infamous sweltering heat, a dip in the modest sized hotel swimming pool will come as a relief. And while there are plenty of restaurants right around the corner, a good in-hotel family restaurant is the Italian Peppino Cuccina should you want to stay-in for the evening.