Best Western Hotel Causeway Bay

Location & Getting Around

Situated in a highly dense, commercially active pocket of Causeway Bay, the hotel offers immediate access to both high-end retail and traditional Hong Kong street culture.

• Bowrington Road Market — The hotel sits immediately adjacent to this bustling municipal market, providing guests with instant access to wet market stalls, local grocers, and a renowned cooked food centre on the upper floors.
• Canal Road Flyover — Located one block west of the hotel, the underpass of this flyover is the famous site for 'Da Siu Yan' (petty person beating), where local elderly women perform traditional folk rituals using slippers to strike paper effigies.
• Times Square — Hong Kong's major retail landmark and the main access point for the Causeway Bay MTR (Exit A) is a flat, 500-metre walk from the hotel lobby.

Rooms, Suites & Occupancy

The accommodation at Best Western Causeway Bay is strictly utilitarian, designed to offer an affordable base in one of the world's most expensive real estate markets.

• Compact urban footprint — Reflecting Hong Kong's real estate density, the 258 guest rooms are highly compact, averaging 14 to 15 square metres. They are designed for function rather than lounging, outfitted with a narrow work desk, flat-screen TV, and tea-making facilities.
• Bedding configurations — Rooms are offered with either one standard double bed or two single beds. There are no expansive suites, and the layout leaves minimal floor space for multiple large suitcases.
• Occupancy limits — Fire safety codes and room dimensions strictly cap occupancy at two guests per room. Rollaway beds cannot be accommodated, making the hotel challenging for young families unless multiple rooms are booked.

Facilities & Dining

As a midscale urban base, on-site facilities are limited, encouraging guests to utilize the surrounding neighbourhood for dining and entertainment.

• Rooftop terrace — The hotel's primary leisure facility is an open-air terrace on the 39th floor, featuring a small spa pool (jacuzzi) and seating. It provides a rare, uncrowded vantage point over the Causeway Bay skyline and glimpses of Victoria Harbour.
• The Café — A basic dining room located on the lower levels provides a daily morning buffet catering to international and Asian tastes, alongside a simple beverage service throughout the day.

Milestones

1. 2011

   Opening

   The property opened as a purpose-built 39-storey midscale tower, expanding Best Western's presence in the dense Causeway Bay district and catering to budget-conscious international and regional travellers.

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