Hotel Hart
No.4 Hart Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong China
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In the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, Hotel Hart offers stylish yet affordable accommodation, redefining the image of a modern hotel. Comfort and style go hand in hand and the cold, grey aesthetic in the public places contrasts with the warmer, oaken bedroom flooring and soft, interior fittings that make a distinction wonderfully with glass-walled standing showers, and the outlined walls and furniture of rusty iron tones combine for an unforgettable stay. Raw, concrete and white brick-work are of a purity to enchant and created through industrial chic and a casual, elegant décor. Out of the windows there are stunning views over the streets of the city. The hotel is of a contemporary design but uniquely fresh and sophisticated and will be appreciated by visitors who are either young travellers or groovy baby-boomers. The fine Hotel Hart is hospitable and tasteful yet with a personal feeling, heady atmosphere and embracing flair.
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24-hour security
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Non-smoking hotel
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24-hour check-in
24-hour front desk
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No.4 Hart Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong China
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The hotel has minimal design, with wooden furniture and no excessive decoration. It is quite comfortable.
We checked in at 15:30. The hotel lobby was empty with no staff. Some guests’ baggage were left unattended. We waited for around 5 minutes, finally a staff came back. We requested for a room not located on the same floor as the hotel lobby. The male Front Desk staff was unfriendly and said that there was no room available except that room and claimed that we would need to wait for another 2 hours (17:30). If the hotel lobby was packed with long queue, I definitely understand. However, at that time, the lobby had no other guests. I hoped he could be more kind and eager to help guests.
We checked in at 15:30. The hotel lobby was empty with no staff. Some guests’ baggage were left unattended. We waited for around 5 minutes, finally a staff came back. We requested for a room not located on the same floor as the hotel lobby. The male Front Desk staff was unfriendly and said that there was no room available except that room and claimed that we would need to wait for another 2 hours (17:30). If the hotel lobby was packed with long queue, I definitely understand. However, at that time, the lobby had no other guests. I hoped he could be more kind and eager to help guests.
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Date of stay: July 2021
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Room with bright lighting , comfortable air-con system and high water pressure showering.
You can enjoy a relaxing shower in this hotel.
Sound resistant between room to room is not strong enough here, you can hear clearly people in next room talking. But overall with this price is super reasonable and valuable.
Highly recommend to those who are active in “night life”.
You can enjoy a relaxing shower in this hotel.
Sound resistant between room to room is not strong enough here, you can hear clearly people in next room talking. But overall with this price is super reasonable and valuable.
Highly recommend to those who are active in “night life”.
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Date of stay: February 2021Trip type: Travelled with family
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This hotel worked well during a recent stay in Hong Kong. The hotel had its annoyances, but overall represented good value for money in an outstanding locations.
The rooms are super small and super modern. I'd take this over big and boring any day of the week .The rooms are sleekly and minimalistically designed. The use of a very small space has been maximised - but compromises have been made in functionality. For example;
-my room had no table or powerpoint near the head of the bed - which isn't helpful for a world of smart-phones which need charging or if you wanted to reach for a bottle of water.
- my bag took up the whole floor. Unfortunately it was too big to slide under the bed due to the inconvenient location of the safe in a middle draw.
- the coat rack was not high enough to hand a shirt without 20cm of my coats resting against the bench. A hook on the back of the door would be an easy/cheap way to fix this.
I've read the complaints on here about noisy air-conditioning. Personally, the heat and humidity in Hong Kong was so oppressive outdoors that I enjoyed the fantastic effective cooling and didn't turn it off at any stage when I was in the room. I slept wonderfully well despite the bed being harder than what I'm used to - and was more comfortable than most of the hotels I've stayed at in China/Korea on this trip.
Things the hotel did really really well:
- The foyer is modern, minimal and really elegant. Love the clever design of the lounge and lighting.
- Reception staff are exceptionally helpful, polite and explain practical things - this is something more hotels should try doing
- The room smartphone for use in the city with an included data connection is a fantastic idea for navigation and contained great tips on touring around. This is particularly useful if you don't have a phone with international roaming.
Things the hotel need to improve on:
- The foyer. It is, without a doubt, the most unfriendly corridor of an entry to a hotel I've ever had. There is no signage at street/eye level; it is exceptionally narrow due to construction hoarding and the lifts are not synchronised and shared with other restaurants on lower floors.
- Internet speed. These are OK for web-browsing, but video calls were difficult and web experience was a little slow. This would not be adequate for many modern tourist and business travellers.
- TV stations. The hotel is in a very international part of Hong Kong, but there were a lack of TV stations such as BBC News, AustraliaPlus, CNN, international sports channels etc.
- Their response to TripAdvisor reviews. I'm expecting one of the two standard responses which have been used for all reviews on here and don't really address specific feedback provided.
- Hotel compendium - possibly in the smartphone app. No information of practical use could be found in here.
Tips for a better stay:
- Use the lift at Exit N1 from the metro station (step-free access 30m from the hotel). Google Maps gives you completely the wrong suggestion of D5, which has lots of stairs and brings you out 10 minutes of weaving through footpaths away in the heat and humidity. This was not a pleasant arrival experience for us.
- Use the tunnels at the train station to get around. These are cool, ordered, quick and well sign-posted. Getting around at street level involved narrow footpaths, scaffolding to weave through and air-conditioner compressors in above apartments which drip on you.
- There are some great coffee shops nearby - use the smartphone info in the room or a good Google search to find these. There are both upmarket malls and cheap+cheerful local establishments.
The rooms are super small and super modern. I'd take this over big and boring any day of the week .The rooms are sleekly and minimalistically designed. The use of a very small space has been maximised - but compromises have been made in functionality. For example;
-my room had no table or powerpoint near the head of the bed - which isn't helpful for a world of smart-phones which need charging or if you wanted to reach for a bottle of water.
- my bag took up the whole floor. Unfortunately it was too big to slide under the bed due to the inconvenient location of the safe in a middle draw.
- the coat rack was not high enough to hand a shirt without 20cm of my coats resting against the bench. A hook on the back of the door would be an easy/cheap way to fix this.
I've read the complaints on here about noisy air-conditioning. Personally, the heat and humidity in Hong Kong was so oppressive outdoors that I enjoyed the fantastic effective cooling and didn't turn it off at any stage when I was in the room. I slept wonderfully well despite the bed being harder than what I'm used to - and was more comfortable than most of the hotels I've stayed at in China/Korea on this trip.
Things the hotel did really really well:
- The foyer is modern, minimal and really elegant. Love the clever design of the lounge and lighting.
- Reception staff are exceptionally helpful, polite and explain practical things - this is something more hotels should try doing
- The room smartphone for use in the city with an included data connection is a fantastic idea for navigation and contained great tips on touring around. This is particularly useful if you don't have a phone with international roaming.
Things the hotel need to improve on:
- The foyer. It is, without a doubt, the most unfriendly corridor of an entry to a hotel I've ever had. There is no signage at street/eye level; it is exceptionally narrow due to construction hoarding and the lifts are not synchronised and shared with other restaurants on lower floors.
- Internet speed. These are OK for web-browsing, but video calls were difficult and web experience was a little slow. This would not be adequate for many modern tourist and business travellers.
- TV stations. The hotel is in a very international part of Hong Kong, but there were a lack of TV stations such as BBC News, AustraliaPlus, CNN, international sports channels etc.
- Their response to TripAdvisor reviews. I'm expecting one of the two standard responses which have been used for all reviews on here and don't really address specific feedback provided.
- Hotel compendium - possibly in the smartphone app. No information of practical use could be found in here.
Tips for a better stay:
- Use the lift at Exit N1 from the metro station (step-free access 30m from the hotel). Google Maps gives you completely the wrong suggestion of D5, which has lots of stairs and brings you out 10 minutes of weaving through footpaths away in the heat and humidity. This was not a pleasant arrival experience for us.
- Use the tunnels at the train station to get around. These are cool, ordered, quick and well sign-posted. Getting around at street level involved narrow footpaths, scaffolding to weave through and air-conditioner compressors in above apartments which drip on you.
- There are some great coffee shops nearby - use the smartphone info in the room or a good Google search to find these. There are both upmarket malls and cheap+cheerful local establishments.
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Date of stay: September 2017Trip type: Travelled with friends
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Room Tip: Paying for room with more space if doing anything other than sleeping. Request higher floor above...
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Response from Hotel_Hart, Front Office Manager at Hotel Hart
Responded 20 Sept 2017
Dear aussieboy85, Greetings from the Hotel Hart! Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with us during your recent stay. Your comments are indeed valuable to us, as they help us in our committed effort to exceed guest expectations and create value at every encounter. We will be most honored if we could once again be of service to you on your next visit to Hong Kong. We would indeed welcome another opportunity to give you a firsthand experience of the service culture that sets us apart and for which we continue to be known. We are delighted that we had the opportunity to be at your service and we look forward to welcoming you back at Hotel Hart. Warm regards, Nicky Lam Front Office Manager Hotel Hart
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The Hart, unlike how you find the heart in the center. This quaint industrial hotel is located on Hart Avenue, in a popular place in Hongkong called Tsim Sha Tsui. It's a peculiar hotel with a lobby on the top rather than the ground floor.
The first thing that made sense to me was how a particular fragrant tickled my nose. It reminded me of fresh flowers and the smell of the rain when it hits the ground after a very long hot day. As I entered the space, I looked up and saw the lighting fixture hanging overhead giving the reception area as a sense of mystery. There was just enough light. Shadows played here and there against the concrete finish of the wall and the black details gave the whole space its own distinct character.
As masculine as it may look, I didn't miss noticing the fresh flowers placed at the end of the reception table and a shallow wooden bowl with a metal engraving that says key drop. The interior design of the space was minimal but the accent spoke volumes.
The staff at the reception area weren't overly friendly. Just enough, I guess, to get us by.
Our room was small but it didn't feel suffocating. It was just enough for a traveling couple ready to explore Hong Kong. I loved our first room (we extended and requested a bigger room). Drinking water was provided, fresh towels, a comfortable bed, and bathing needs like shampoo, conditioner, and the body were also some of the little nice perks.
I heartfully love our stay at The Hart.
The first thing that made sense to me was how a particular fragrant tickled my nose. It reminded me of fresh flowers and the smell of the rain when it hits the ground after a very long hot day. As I entered the space, I looked up and saw the lighting fixture hanging overhead giving the reception area as a sense of mystery. There was just enough light. Shadows played here and there against the concrete finish of the wall and the black details gave the whole space its own distinct character.
As masculine as it may look, I didn't miss noticing the fresh flowers placed at the end of the reception table and a shallow wooden bowl with a metal engraving that says key drop. The interior design of the space was minimal but the accent spoke volumes.
The staff at the reception area weren't overly friendly. Just enough, I guess, to get us by.
Our room was small but it didn't feel suffocating. It was just enough for a traveling couple ready to explore Hong Kong. I loved our first room (we extended and requested a bigger room). Drinking water was provided, fresh towels, a comfortable bed, and bathing needs like shampoo, conditioner, and the body were also some of the little nice perks.
I heartfully love our stay at The Hart.
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Date of stay: November 2022
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Room Tip: Free coffee in the lobby area.
Cleaning is around 9-10 am.
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Extremely poor sound insulation! Got woken up multiple times by flowing water and party music at night. The staff couldn’t help because “water pipes are everywhere”.
Network speed is not impressive either.
One of the worst that I’ve stayed
Network speed is not impressive either.
One of the worst that I’ve stayed
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Date of stay: December 2023Trip type: Travelled solo
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I really wanted to like this hotel but there were just too many things that made our stay really uncomfortable. Yes, the rooms are tiny but that's not actually the issue (similar hotels in London and Berlin are just as small and can be great value for money). The main issue is that there has been no thought given to actually making the rooms comfortable. The beds are really hard (like a plank of wood), the bathroom walls are clear glass (even in the Superior rooms) so there is zero privacy in the shower or toilet, and the air conditioner is WAY too powerful for the room (even on its lowest setting) and points directly at the bed (it's like having the car window down in winter). I actually lost my voice after the 2nd night because of all the cold air gusting down my throat. We slept terribly our whole stay and couldn't wait to leave (which is a shame because Hong Kong is such an amazing city and this hotel has such a fabulous location). We would not stay again.
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Date of stay: May 2017Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Response from Hotel_Hart, Front Office Manager at Hotel Hart
Responded 25 May 2017
Dear Yenniva, Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with us through the TripAdvisor related to your recent stay. . We apologize for any inconvenience you have encountered during your stay. Rest assured that this matter has been addressed with our concern departments to ensure that necessary actions are taken. Your comments are very important for all related departments in order to always improve the quality of the service we deliver to our guests, and would appreciate to be in touch with you in a near future. We will be most honored if we could once again be of service to you on your next visit to Hong Kong. We would indeed welcome another opportunity to give you a firsthand experience of the service culture that sets us apart and for which we continue to be known. We are delighted that we had the opportunity to be at your service and we look forward to welcoming you back at Hotel Hart. Warm regards, Nicky Lam Front Office Manager Hotel Hart
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I stayed here for 2 nights in November 2018 and was very disappointed with this hotel.
I payed just under $500 AUD per night! I also had to provide a deposit of about $100 AUD upfront. I highly recommend you (BOOK IN ADVANCE) the demand must of been high for the particular dates I needed, keep in mind accommodation in Hong Kong is not cheap.
The room itself was too small even for one person.The toilet is literally half a meter from your feet when laying in the bed. I had no room to lay my luggage out.
A positive is the location, this hotel is right in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui and a small walk to the Star Ferry Pier. A side note is the hotel can be hard to find, there was no real signage. You need to take an elevator to get to the main lobby.
Unfortunately I cant recommend this hotel and would advise you to look around at other options.
I payed just under $500 AUD per night! I also had to provide a deposit of about $100 AUD upfront. I highly recommend you (BOOK IN ADVANCE) the demand must of been high for the particular dates I needed, keep in mind accommodation in Hong Kong is not cheap.
The room itself was too small even for one person.The toilet is literally half a meter from your feet when laying in the bed. I had no room to lay my luggage out.
A positive is the location, this hotel is right in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui and a small walk to the Star Ferry Pier. A side note is the hotel can be hard to find, there was no real signage. You need to take an elevator to get to the main lobby.
Unfortunately I cant recommend this hotel and would advise you to look around at other options.
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Date of stay: November 2018Trip type: Travelled solo
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Response from Hotel_Hart, 經理 at Hotel Hart
Responded 28 Apr 2019
Dear jarydabela, Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with us through the TripAdvisor related to your recent stay. . We apologize for any inconvenience you have encountered during your stay. Rest assured that this matter has been addressed with our concern departments to ensure that necessary actions are taken. Your comments are very important for all related departments in order to always improve the quality of the service we deliver to our guests, and would appreciate to be in touch with you in a near future. We will be most honored if we could once again be of service to you on your next visit to Hong Kong. You may contact my direct by Email @ afom@hotelhart.com, and i will personally follow up your reservation to make you feel everything satisfy. We would indeed welcome another opportunity to give you a firsthand experience of the service culture that sets us apart and for which we continue to be known. Warm regards, Chris Tung Assistant Front Office Manager Hotel Hart
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I throughly enjoyed my stay here for two nights. Rooms were spotless but they were small, however I will not complain because I paid £55 for two nights stay. When you open the room door the bed is literally two foot in front of the door Can’t beat the low price for a prime location. Provided two heated eye patches which was thoughtful and helped relax after an exhausting flight. Would stay again
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Date of stay: October 2019Trip type: Travelled solo
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Response from Hotel_Hart, 經理 at Hotel Hart
Responded 4 Oct 2019
Dear Jamie L., Thank you for choosing to stay at Hotel Hart. It gives us great pleasure in providing you with a warm and welcoming experience. We are delighted to hear our location is ideal and convenient for you. We look forward to welcoming you in the near future. Warm regards, Stephanie Chan Front Office Manager Hotel Hart
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Clean. But very small but Very poor check out system. Make you wait for 20 minutes as they check your room. Waste of time. Never went through a process like this before. They need to upgrade their policy to not hold the customer while their staff is waiting around to check the rooms.
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Date of stay: May 2019Trip type: Travelled with friends
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Response from Hotel_Hart, Manager at Hotel Hart
Responded 13 May 2019
Dear Glee006, Greetings from the Hotel Hart! Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with us through the on-line survey related to your recent stay. It is with regret that we learn of your disappointment with our policy. We truly appreciate your feedback and please rest assured that we are addressing these highly important issues with the concerning departments for immediate improvement. We will be most honored if we could once again be of service to you on your next visit to Hong Kong and hope that your forthcoming visit would be both relaxing and delightful! Warm regards, Chris Tung Assistant Front Office Manager Hotel Hart
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I have stayed in this hotel multiple times and everytime is a wonderful experience. The customer service is wonderful and everytime i am there the staff makes me feel welcome. It is definitely one of the best boutique hotel in Hong Kong. Thank You Hotel Hart.
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Date of stay: May 2019Trip type: Travelled on business
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Response from Hotel_Hart, Manager at Hotel Hart
Responded 13 May 2019
Dear ngpaulc, Greetings from the Hotel Hart! We very much appreciate your comments regarding your stay at the Hotel Hart. It is always a pleasure to receive positive feedback in most area especially the customer service aspect. We thank you for your comments as they are indeed beneficial in supporting our improvement. Also I will share your comments with our team. I am sure that this feedback will serve as an encouragement to all of our staff as we strive to continuously improve the quality of our services. Thank you again for sharing your experience, and we hope your next visit will be as pleasant as the previous one. Warm regards, Chris Tung Assistant Front Office Manager Hotel Hart
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yes
Use the Google Translate App. We found a lot of people in Hong Kong no longer speak English or understand it like they did many years ago.
We used google translate and kept a screen shot to show the taxi or bus driver. It worked perfectly!
Hi Monica,
A more economical and convenient way is to take the airport bus A21 from the airport and get off at either #13 (Cameron Rd) or #16 (Mody Rd - which is probably closer). Once you get on the bus there are digital indicators which stop it is. It's $33HKD and takes about an hour.
See here: w w w. hongkong. net / transportation / to-from-airport / bus / a21
Hi Jey D,
Thanks for your inquiry. we need to collect HK$300 deposit per room per night for the incidental charges.
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PRICE RANGE
RM 293 - RM 568 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
LOCATION
ChinaHong KongKowloon / Yau Tsim Mong District / Tsim Sha Tsui
NUMBER OF ROOMS
69
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Frequently Asked Questions about Hotel Hart
Which popular attractions are close to Hotel Hart?
Nearby attractions include Bobby's Fashions Hong Kong Bespoke Tailors (0.2 km), Intime Artisan de Parfum (0.4 km), and Empire International Tailors (0.1 km).
What are some of the property amenities at Hotel Hart?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, a lounge, and kids activities.
Which room amenities are available at Hotel Hart?
Top room amenities include air conditioning, a flat screen TV, and a refrigerator.
What food & drink options are available at Hotel Hart?
Guests can enjoy a lounge, complimentary tea, and free instant coffee during their stay.
What are some restaurants close to Hotel Hart?
Conveniently located restaurants include Kushiro, Carna by Dario Cecchini, and Twist & Buckle.
Are there opportunities to exercise at Hotel Hart?
Yes, guests have access to a sauna during their stay.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at Hotel Hart?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English and Chinese.
Are there any historical sites close to Hotel Hart?
Many travellers enjoy visiting Tai Kwun (2.8 km), Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple (5.3 km), and PMQ (2.8 km).
Is Hotel Hart accessible?
Yes, it offers wheelchair access and reduced mobility rooms. For specific enquiries, we recommend calling ahead to confirm.