Nina Hotel Island South

The room has a wide amount of space and is furnished with modern furniture. The staff at the front desk are both handsome and welcoming, and it's easy to get here from The Central after finished visiting the Marine Museum.

I recently stayed at this hotel for one night. While the location is convenient with only a short walk to the MTR station, it is not the most central. There is a large new mall nearby which provides plenty of dining and shopping options. The room I booked was listed as a "luxury" room with balcony. However, I was quite disappointed with the overall condition and cleanliness. The flooring showed significant wear and scarring that detracted from the presentation. Additionally, the amenities and bathroom facilities were rather basic for the inflated price compared to standard rooms at other hotels in HK. I did get to try out the swimming pool which was pleasantly hygienic. However, the changing area was quite cramped and lacked essential amenities like seating or lockers. It really felt more like a public shower area than a proper pool facility. Overall, while the beds were comfortable enough for a night's sleep, I cannot recommend staying here for the value. The room did not live up to expectations for the higher price point. It served adequately as an overnight sleeping accommodation but lacked comfortable lounging spaces or high quality finishes I expect from a "luxury" designation. In the future, I would look elsewhere for both a better experience and more reasonable rates.

The location of the hotel is quite convenient, with a bus stop right outside and a metro station nearby. HOWEVER, The cleanliness was subpar. My son got bitten by BEDBUGS, leaving welts on his skin, and I have taken pictures as evidence. I reported this issue to the management. Additionally, no safety box in the room, which was concerning. The quality of amenities was poor; for example, the tissue paper provided was not as soft as what you'd expect from similar hotels, and the shampoo and conditioner were of low quality. The area outside the elevator was dimly lit, which scared my child when the elevator doors opened. Overall, the stay was disappointing due to these issues.

Horrible location. It's in the middle of a ghost town (ghost district). There are only graffiti on the walls. No supermarkets, no convenience store, no pharmacy, no laundry shop, no decent eating places in the vicinity. Yes,there is a shopping centre nearby,but prices there are skyhigh. Four breakfast buns for HKD50! Quite a spooky neighbourhood. I really regret booking the hotel. We ended up shortening our stay from three nights to two nights.

Not the most convenient Kinda old furniture But clean

The scene from the gym/ swimming pool is stunning! The room is of nice size as in the past. During summer the hotel is very popular amongst students & I saw groups of Mainland students enjoying themselves in lobby & other areas. Some long-stay clients will take their kids for school at around 7-8 am- that’s rush hours for elevator. After 9 am the traffic will ease off. I recommend this place for stay compared with options in CWB & MK. It’s usually less crowded. Btw the new Southside shopping mall is open & there is a cinema there. One more great option for shopping & entertainment.