Hotel Indigo Hong Kong Island

was in town for some meetings and my wife decided to join me. chose the indigo as it was close to the mtr and i had some meetings to attend over at kowloon. (i am not a fan of staying on the other side) service, location and the amenities provided were great. we got a free breakfast every day, i thought it was very generous of the hotel to do so. However, the decor/room arrangements were less desirable though, the toilet layout set with bathroom and toilet separate without a privacy panel made it really awkward even for a married couple. which while amusing, was definitely not a highlight. i could only assume the designer/architect was either inexperienced or had peculiar leanings.

Was a lovely trip. Good breakfast. Nice roof bar to smoke. Room clean and with provided hdmi cable

The location was fantastic just walking distance from Wan Chai station with lots of food options right outside the hotel. The room was nice and quiet and spacious by HK standards. Appreciated the tea and toiletries selection. Will definitely stay there again

Strategically located in Wan Chai, just 5 minutes walk to MTR station with many places to eat around. Walking to/from the hotel was an experience itself as we have to pass through market with many stalls. The hotel itself is pretty small with a very compact lobby that’s always full with luggages. Other amenities like gym and restaurant are small. Swimming pool on the rooftop was closed during our stay in winter. The room is adequate with cheerful decorations. The only downside is many rooms are facing the building across the street so we closed the curtain most of the time.

Wonderful hotel in a nice location in HK, though the swimming pool is closed & the breakfast is limited

All the hotel staff are extremely hospitable, professional, and polite. However, that is the only positive aspect of the hotel. The property is very basic and desperately in need of renovation. On the travel app, it is advertised as one of the top 20 most Instagrammable hotels in Hong Kong, but I have no idea what one would photograph. The swimming pool on the 27th floor was locked, but through the door, I could see that it was very small and shallow—unsuitable even for children. The location is right next to a street market, which can get extremely crowded. Breakfast, advertised as a semi-buffet, was very simple and below average. This review is directed at IHG, as they should seriously consider renovating the property. The staff are doing their best, but as it stands, this is hardly a 4-star hotel. I initially chose it because of my previous stay at Indigo Bangkok, which was a much better experience.