Bishop Lei International House

The hotel is conveniently located near the US consulate, only an 8-minute bus ride away. However, it's important NOT to trust the map that suggests walking from Central Station to the hotel. Although it may seem like it's only a 15-minute walk, the route is actually very steep with many stairs. I strongly advise against walking from the MTR station to the hotel. Taking a taxi would be a better option, costing around 30 HKD. Additionally, the hotel offers a shuttle bus service to and from the MTR stations. There is also a bus station right outside the hotel so it would be quite convenient to go anywhere from the hotel. The view from the hotel is great, the staff is friendly, and overall, I like this place.

Friendly staff and in the middle of the central location, easy to get to the central area with the midlevels escalator

Service was excellent whenever I had a question or needed help. They upgraded my room to a bigger room for a small fee. Standard room is kinda small with two suitcases . Staff helped me move with no problems same night. The location and getting back to hotel and navigation to find the restaurants when using the Mid-level stairs was challenging. I prefer to be near an mtr accessible. Shuttle service is great for the three drop off locations Thanks Bishop for a nice stay. Hopefully less rain next time .

The hotel is quite the climb, but perfectly fine. The room is very small and a little dated but does the job. The shower drain was clogged which was not convenient.

Highly recommend to stay at this hotel! choose delux room with view, you will have great view and all you need for your comfortable stay! I enjoy a lot ! Hotel has free shuttle bus to city center , money exchange, the hotel located near old road to victoria peak so its a little bit on a hill, but its will not be a problem for you because near the hotel there is escalator that brings you up, so you don't need to walk up by foot check the map) it's very comfortably. Also there is swimmimg pool with nice view that works until 8 pm, near hotel a lot of bars street and little shops.

The staff, from reception and housekeeping to concierge, were great and really made an effort. However, the property is old and musky, and some things didn't work well; for example, the air conditioning in my first room was malfunctioning, so I had to switch rooms. The other thing: I went to their super basic restaurant, which was not appealing at all, in the morning before departure due to time constraints. To my surprise, I was refused entry because I was wearing flip-flops (paired with a nice T-shirt and decent shorts), citing a "dress code." Considering it's a very basic HK$600 hotel and the rainy, warm early-summer weather, I couldn't wrap my head around this. See the photo, and you'll understand what I mean. (Note: I decided to walk down the road to a charming restaurant by the Central Escalator and had a very enjoyable breakfast).

The property is located very centrally but up on a hill, so it's a lot of stairs to climb. As soon as you find the escalators very doable though. The facilities are super nice, very clean, it has everything one could wish for. Taking a swim with a view of the skyline is definetly a highlight you don't want to miss!