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Hotel Indigo Hong Kong Island

Hong Kong • Wan Chai • OPTIMIZE

avg. $236 / night

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At a glance

A 29-storey cantilevered tower in Wan Chai with interiors rooted in neighbourhood street culture and Peak views from the rooftop pool.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts exploring Hong Kong's mid-levels

Highlights:

  • Cantilevered glass tower with horizontal fins above Wan Chai
  • Rooms feature red lacquer, gold mosaics, vintage street maps
  • Rooftop pool with Peak views across the mid-levels
Contemporary-locallayered

PB hotel design editorial

Stacked cantilevered volumes clad in mirror-polished glass climb above Wan Chai's mid-levels, the tower's pronounced horizontal fins catching the light differently at every hour — a building whose silhouette reads as distinctly contemporary against the layered residential density of Hong Kong Island's lower slopes. Hotel Indigo Hong Kong Island fills this 29-storey structure with an interior programme conceived by IHG's design team as a love letter to the neighbourhood's layered identity, drawing on the street culture, typography, and domestic textures of old Wan Chai rather than reaching for generic pan-Asian glamour. The guest rooms lean into that local narrative with confidence: red lacquer sofas, gold mosaic feature walls carrying oversized peony motifs, pendant lanterns with silk tassels, and scatter cushions printed with vintage Hong Kong street maps and tram destinations ground the interiors in place. Warm oak flooring and floor-to-ceiling glazing keep the palette from tipping into pastiche, while the views — across the mid-levels to the Peak's green ridgeline, visible from the rooftop pool terrace — constantly remind you exactly where you are. The Club Lounge at the upper levels trades the rooms' vivid colour for a more subdued register: a gilded coffered ceiling, grey upholstered armchairs, and a patterned carpet in amber and crimson anchoring a space that frames the city skyline at dusk with considerable composure. Across its 138 rooms, the hotel makes its argument for locality with more conviction than most city properties manage.

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About

Located in the heart of Wan Chai, with easy access to the major public transportation network and commercial buildings. 5 minutes walking distance to the nearest Wan Chai MTR station, 15 minutes walking away from the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre; and 40 minutes car ride to the Hong Kong International Airport. The hotel is 29 stories high. The design concept of the glass exterior wall of the hotel is based on the theme of the golden dragon. The scales on its body are used as exterior wall decoration. When the sunlight is refracted, the whole building shines brightly. At the same time, it also effectively reduces the direct sunlight into the room and reduces the impact on our environment. The hotel has 138 rooms and suites, inspired by the rich history and culture of Wan Chai, which entailed the design elements.

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Hotel Indigo Hong Kong Island Reviews

1,305 reviews

"I had a wonderful experience at Hotel Indigo Wanchai and want to express my sincere gratitude to the entire team. The location is incredibly convenient—just a short walk from the Wanchai MTR station, with the bustling local market right on your doorstep for an authentic Hong Kong vibe. My room was notably spacious for the area, and the shower was generously sized and a joy to use. A small but significant highlight: I really appreciated that the hotel still provides shower caps and essential amenities in the room, which made me feel well taken care of. Excellent value and a genuinely pleasant stay—I would definitely return."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 24, 2026

"This hotel is perfect. It’s located in HK Island’s commercial centre and only a 5-minute walk from the Wanchai MTR Station. Despite located in a busy area, the room’s soundproofing is excellent. You can barely hear any sound from the outside. The room itself is not so large. However, they manage to make the most of it so it feels spacious. I also liked its colourfully artsy theme with a touch with Hong Kong decoration. AC temperature was perfect. Its service was great and overall we did not have any issue during our stay. I really recommend this hotel."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 16, 2026

"I am just back home after spending 5 nights at the Hotel Indigo. Hong Kong Island at Wanchai. The staff were friendly, courteous and efficient. While I was there they dealt with an unfortunate incident that occurred at the hotel, in an ethical, professional, understanding manner, and while I didn't talk to them about it., I know that many guests were appreciative of these efforts by all staff at a difficult time. My room was great, bed was comfortable and all the facilities needed were on hand. Housekeeping staff did an excellent job. Breakfast was great, with a reasonable choice and the Sky Bar was a good place to relax with an afternoon cocktail."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 16, 2026

"Not enough space to say how terrible the breakfast is here. It is worse than any Holiday Inn Express. Every item is the poorest low quality food they can buy & get away with. Cheap supermarket sliced bread in plastic wrappers just placed on counter in wrapper. There is a sharp bread knife on a board. I asked why (?) as all the bread is pre sliced white. Staff cannot answer why, its just there. Milk only 1 type, no semi skimmed nor oat. Cereal is in plastic funnels only 2 types, one of which is a very unhealthy chocolate one! The other is the cheapest supermarket cornflakes. No muesli or granola just the cheapest cereals from Wellcome. No croissants nor any kind of pastry selection / no choice at all , just hard brown rolls that are inedible. No choice of fruit just 1 small plate of cut pale looking watermelon pieces. Most days no bacon even though a sign says "bacon" on the buffet counter. Staff just said "don't have today" then turned the bacon sign around to face away. only 2 days out of 7 did bacon appear and then it's put in a tray with no lid and so is cold. Some terrible looking cheap ham is swimming in a tray of water. There are 2 domestic type kitchen toasters in a corner of the buffet bar. They are very slow to toast so a queue builds up. When 1 person is using the toasters nobody else can get to them as the corner location means 1 person just blocks access . No thought has been given given to this crowded corner so the flow is poor. Most days there is a "chef" cooking eggs behind a screen. He has no personality and doesn't know how to talk to guests neither in Chinese nor English. He should not be in a front line customer facing job. He is actually monosyllabic and quite rude. In 5 years as IHG Diamond having stayed at all IHG brands extensively this is the worst breakfast experience any IHG hotel ever. Everything you see and taste is the subject of severe cost cutting and buying the cheapest option possible. No choice ! It's almost like they've said "how cheaply can we go to cut costs and get away with it"? I wouldn't be surprised to see this hotel re branded once the current IHG management contract expires."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jan 30, 2026

"Exceptional property in a great location just moments from wan chai station, close to great local food eats markets and the rooms are stunning well laid out, Shanghai tang toiletries, just rooms get a bit cold so they can bring you a heater. Loved this property."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jan 20, 2026

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