From April 1st 2022, hotel quarantine in Hong Kong will be 7 days if travellers can provide negative results from rapid tests on day 6 & 7.
The Hong Kong government has recently announced their seventh cycle of designated quarantine hotels which are valid from 1st March 2022 until 31st July 2022. In total, the seventh cycle hotels offer 12,500 rooms for quarantining guests. In this article, we will look at the cheapest quarantine hotels in Hong Kong for travellers on a budget!
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Hong Kong Quarantine Hotel Rules
- All designated hotels have been inspected by the Hong Kong Department of Health and other relevant government departments to ensure they are following the required infection control measures.
- Designated hotels are not allowed to accept non-quarantine guests during the period that they are offering quarantine services.
- Members of the public are not allowed to access the hotel’s facilities while the designated hotel is offering the quarantine scheme.
- Quarantined guests must not leave their rooms during the quarantine period, nor are they allowed to receive guests.
- Hotel staff should be regularly tested for COVID-19.
- The government will provide airport transfers to the designated hotels.
- Guests must pre-book their hotel before arriving in Hong Kong. They must show receipt of their booking before boarding their flight and also before being transferred to the hotel.
- All hotels provide three meals a day in their quarantine package: breakfast, lunch and dinner.
- Delivery from outside restaurants is allowed, depending on the hotel.

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15 Cheapest Quarantine Hotels in Hong Kong
The list has been ordered from cheapest to most expensive. In the list, we have shown the prices for the least expensive standard room, as well as the more expensive suite option. Other room types may be available.
1. Bridal Tea House Hotel Hung Hom Gillies Avenue South
- Full board price (standard room): $530 HKD.
- Can you order food from outside? Yes
- Summary: A very basic hotel located in Kowloon offering very cheap quarantine rooms that may suit the solo traveller. The rooms are very small (not suitable for two people) and a bit dark, some would say reminiscent of Hong Kong’s famous coffin homes. Stay here only if you’re on a super tight budget as there are better options for not much extra.
- Top quarantine tip: This hotel does not allow children under 18 years of age, so if you are booking as a family, best book elsewhere.
- Book on: Agoda | Booking.com
2. Grand City Hotel
Note: The Grand City Hotel has temporarily stopped operating as a Hong Kong quarantine hotel until 1st May 2022. It is still possible to make reservations commencing at 14.00 on 1st May to 31st July 2022.
- Full board price (standard room): $560 HKD (1 person). $680 HKD (2 people).
- Full board price (suite): $830 HKD (1 person). $950 HKD (2 people).
- Can you order food from outside? Yes
- Summary: Located very close to Ying Pun MTR Station, this is one of the most affordable quarantine hotels in Hong Kong. It is clean with decent facilities, and the staff are very friendly. If you’re on a budget, this is a great choice.
- Top quarantine tip: Unfortunately, the WIFI is not reliable so it’s a good idea to buy a data SIM card before you check in and hotspot, especially if you need to work during your quarantine stay.
- Book on: Agoda | Booking.com
3. Best Western Hotel Causeway Bay
Note: Best Western Hotel Causeway Bay has temporarily stopped operating as a Hong Kong quarantine hotel until 20th May 2022. It is still possible to make reservations commencing at 14.00 on 20th May to 31st July 2022.
- Full board price (standard room): $590 HKD (1 person). $710 HKD (2 people).
- Can you order food from outside? Yes
- Summary: Let’s be honest, this hotel gets terrible reviews with previous guests warning other travellers to avoid quarantining here. Why? The rooms are very small, there are reports of guests running out of water, complaints of meals served very late, bad smells in the room, terrible WIFI, rude staff members, one could go on and on… Maybe you should just read the reviews yourself!
- Top quarantine tip: Don’t stay here.
- Book on: Agoda | Booking.com
4. Ramada Hong Kong Harbour View
Note: Ramada Hong Kong Harbour View Hotel has temporarily stopped operating as a Hong Kong quarantine hotel until 23rd May 2022. It is still possible to make reservations commencing at 14.00 on 23rd May to 31st July 2022.
- Full board price (standard room): $560 HKD (1 person). $680 HKD (2 people).
- Can you order food from outside? Yes
- Summary: This cheap quarantine hotel in Hong Kong is a great choice for travellers wanting to save cash, but as with all of the cheap options, you will compromise on spaciousness and luxury. While the rooms and the bathroom are small, overall, this is a good budget option with decent food, clean rooms and helpful staff. Be warned there is no desk in the room, so for those needing to work during quarantine, this hotel may not be your best option.
- Top quarantine tip: Be sure to take advantage of ordering in food once in a while. This will help break up the monotony of the established meal options which can get a bit repetitive. A data SIM card is a good idea too as the WIFI isn’t always reliable.
- Book on: Agoda | Booking.com
5. Ramada Hong Kong Grand (Former Best Western Grand)
Note: Ramada Hong Kong Grand has temporarily stopped operating as a Hong Kong quarantine hotel until 20th May 2022. It is still possible to make reservations commencing at 14.00 on 20th May to 31st July 2022.
- Full board price (standard room): $590 HKD (1 person). $710 HKD (2 people).
- Can you order food from outside? Yes
- Summary: With one reviewer describing their experience at this 4-star hotel as ‘2 weeks in prison’, you may want to think twice before booking here. As well as the rooms being small and stuffy, guests complain about the cleanliness, with several of them saying that their bathroom was not cleaned properly and one even saying that there was a used mask left on the table! As well as poor hygiene and facilities, the food also gets poor reviews as guests complain about lack of fruit and vegetables.
- Top quarantine tip: You will definitely want to order food from outside via Deliveroo or FoodPanda if you decide to stay here. However, we reckon you may want to avoid this hotel altogether. There are better options at a similar price.
- Book on: Agoda | Booking.com
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6. Silka Far East Hotel Hong Kong
Note: Silka Far East Hotel has temporarily stopped operating as a Hong Kong quarantine hotel until 1st May 2022. It is still possible to make reservations commencing at 14.00 on 1st May to 31st July 2022.
- Full board price (standard room): $580 HKD (1 person). $780 HKD (2 people).
- Can you order food from outside? Yes
- Summary: Located in Tsuen Wan, around a 30 minute drive from HK International Airport, this 3-star budget hotel gets mixed reviews, with most people complaining about the tiny size of the rooms. ‘Too cramped to open my suitcase,’ one traveller said. Basically, it seems you get what you pay for when it comes to quarantine hotels in Hong Kong. Despite the size, the rooms are clean and tidy and the staff do their best to make your stay comfortable.
- Top quarantine tip: The room and the bathrooms are very small, so if you are travelling as a couple, this may not be the best option for you.
- Book on: Agoda | Booking.com
7. Empire Hotel Causeway
- Full board price (standard room): $630 HKD (1 person). $830 HKD (2 people).
- Full board price (suite): $1280 HKD (1 person). $1480 HKD (2 people).
- Can you order food from outside? Yes
- Summary: This 4-star hotel in Causeway Bay is a good option for those quarantining. The staff are very friendly and will do what they can to assist you. As with most hotels in Hong Kong, there isn’t much space so you could start to feel the cabin fever set in during your stay. Despite this, the rooms are very clean and generally comfortable, providing you don’t want to stretch out too much!
- Top quarantine tip: If you are tall, you may want to avoid this hotel as the beds are reported to be a little short!
8. Pentahotel Hong Kong, Kowloon – TOP PICK!
Note: Pentahotel Hong Kong Kowloon has temporarily stopped operating as a Hong Kong quarantine hotel until 12th June 2022. It is still possible to make reservations commencing at 14.00 on 12th June to 31st July 2022.
- Full board price (standard room): $650 HKD (1 person). $980 HKD (2 people).
- Full board price (suite): $1800 HKD (1 person). $2300 HKD (2 people).
- Can you order food from outside? Yes
- Summary: Located in Kowloon, this hotel is definitely one of your best options for a budget quarantine experience in Hong Kong. The rooms are very clean, modern and comfortable and the bathrooms are bright with decent power showers. The AC is cold and the WIFI is strong (just how it should be!). The staff at the Pentahotel are particularly friendly and helpful which really makes a difference when you are confined to your room with only them as your point of contact!
- Top quarantine tip: Request a room with a view out over the mountains for a more pleasant quarantine experience!
- Book on: Agoda | Booking.com
9. Best Western Plus Hotel Hong Kong
- Full board price (standard room): $650 HKD per night (1 person). $700 HKD per night (2 people).
- Full board price (suite): $870 HKD ( for 1 person). $990 HKD (for 2 people).
- Can you order food from outside? Yes
- Summary: Offering large spacious rooms at a decent price, the Best Western gets mostly very good reviews. While the furniture is a little dated, the beds are large and comfortable, the AC is cool and quiet and the rooms are cleaned daily.
- Top quarantine tip: Don’t rely on the WIFI at the Best Western as it can be sketchy depending on which room you are in. Buy a data SIM card before you check in and use it to hotspot.
- Book on: Agoda | Booking.com
10. Ramada Hong Kong Grand View
- Full board price (standard room): $650 HKD (1 person). $770 HKD (2 people).
- Full board price (suite): $990 HKD (1 person). $1,110 HKD (2 people).
- Can you order food from outside? Yes
- Summary: This 3-star hotel is one of the cheapest quarantine hotels in Hong Kong and is located right next to a bustling local market which can be noisy/smelly during the day. The hotel offers spacious rooms, decent facilities and three meals a day. Although there are some reports of the room not being quite as clean as you would expect for a quarantine stay, the hotel is still good value for money in one of the most expensive cities in Asia. Oh and the WIFI could be better so invest in a data SIM so you can hotspot if you’re working!
- Top quarantine tip: There is a kitchenette in the room if you want to prepare your own meals during your stay. However, you will need to ask for cooking equipment if you want to use it. The full board food that’s included in the package can be a bit samey (Chinese style), so you may want to take advantage of takeout options to vary up your meals. Takeaway is delivered promptly to your room by the hotel staff.
- Book on: Agoda | Booking.com
11. JEN Hong Kong by Shangri-La – TOP PICK!
Note: JEN Hong Kong by Shangri-La has temporarily stopped operating as a Hong Kong quarantine hotel until 11th June 2022. It is still possible to make reservations commencing at 14.00 on 11th June 2022 to 31st July 2022.

- Full board price (standard room): $848 HKD (1 person). $1098 HKD (2 people). (Other rooms are available.)
- Full board price (suite): $2,988 HKD (1 person). $3488 HKD (2 people).
- Can you order food from outside? Yes
- Summary: Offering clean, well equipped rooms, JEN is a very good value for money option with guests giving it excellent reviews for cleanliness, facilities, staff, WIFI and variety of food. Located steps away from HKU MTR station.
- Top quarantine tip: You can choose between a city or a harbour view (However, the harbour view rooms are more expensive by $500 HKD per night).
- Book on: Agoda | Booking.com
12. Dorsett Mongkok Hong Kong
Note: Dorsett Mongkok Hong Kong has temporarily stopped operating as a Hong Kong quarantine hotel until 19th May 2022. It is still possible to make reservations commencing at 14.00 on 19th May 2022 to 31st July 2022.
- Full board price (standard): $750 HKD (1 person). $1050 HKD (2 people).
- Full board price (suite): $2800 HKD (1 person). $3100 HKD (2 people).
- Can you order food from outside? Yes
- Summary: This hotel is a great budget option for your Hong Kong quarantine stay where the staff really try to make your self-isolation a pleasant experience! While the food can be a bit samey, there is always the option to order from restaurants outside and the staff will bring it directly to your room while it is still hot. You can also get supplies from the supermarket and the staff will deliver it. The rooms are clean, bright and fresh with modern furnishings and good facilities.
- Top quarantine tip: The hotel uses a lot of plastic for serving the meals so be sure to wash and save your dishes and ask the staff to recycle on your behalf. Every little thing makes a difference!
- Book on: Agoda | Booking.com
13. Eco Tree Hotel Causeway Bay
- Full board price (non suite): $650 HKD (1 person). $880 HKD (2 people).
- Full board price (suite): $1380 HKD (1 person). $1580 HKD (2 people).
- Can you order food from outside? Yes
- Summary: This small boutique hotel is just a few years old and has clean, modern rooms with comfortable beds and a decent shower. They have smart TVs so that guests can binge on their favourite Netflix shows during their quarantine stay. The hotel has a great location right next to Sai Yin Pung Metro Station.
- Top quarantine tip: Be cheeky and ask for an upgrade on your room when you arrive. If there is availability, often the staff will try their best to accommodate you!
- Book on: Agoda | Booking.com
14. Metropark Hotel Kowloon
Note: Metropark Hotel Kowloon has temporarily stopped operating as a Hong Kong quarantine hotel until 5th June 2022. It is still possible to make reservations commencing at 14.00 on 5th June 2022 to 31st July 2022.
- Full board price (non suite): $580 HKD (1 person). $740 HKD (2 people).
- Full board price (suite): $1980 HKD (1 person). $2410 HKD (2 people).
- Can you order food from outside? Yes
- Summary: A very reasonably priced hotel with clean, spacious rooms and decent facilities. The staff here follow the safety protocols very carefully and your only contact during your stay will be with the hotel concierge who will deliver anything you need directly to your room. The food also gets great reviews and some say the quality is much better than that at more highly rated hotels.
- Top quarantine tip: The chefs are happy to accommodate your food requirements so if you don’t like a particular food or the way something is cooked (some say the food is a bit greasy), don’t be afraid to ask for it to be served differently.
- Book on: Agoda | Booking.com
15. Ovolo Southside – TOP PICK!

- Full board price (non suite): $680 HKD (1 person). $980 HKD (2 people).
- Full board price (suite): $4300 HKD (1 person). $4600 HKD (2 people).
- Can you order food from outside? Yes
- Summary: Ovolo Southside is an excellent option for your quarantine stay with small, but spotless, well-equipped rooms. The staff here will do everything they can to make your stay more pleasurable, planning small things for guests that make a big difference, like zoom social events and yoga classes and even surprise gifts with handwritten notes! The quarantine food is overall of a very good quality (they will happily cater to vegetarians and vegans). They also seem to be more eco-minded than some of the other hotels, serving food in compostable containers with reusable cutlery – which is a big plus!
- Top quarantine tip: Many of the rooms are facing the main highway so the noise of traffic can be quite loud. Be sure to pack some earplugs so that you can sleep soundly.
- Book on: Agoda
Hong Kong Quarantine Hotel FAQs
How can I book a quarantine hotel in Hong Kong?
You can book your designated quarantine hotel in Hong Kong via a travel agent, directly on the hotel’s official website or via Booking.com or Agoda.com. Please note that quarantine hotel packages in Kong Kong are non refundable, so be very certain of your travel dates and make sure you can comply with all of the entry requirements before booking your hotel.
How much do quarantine hotels in Hong Kong cost?
Quarantine hotels in Hong Kong vary from $560 HKD for the cheapest standard room to over $60,000 HKD for the most expensive entertainment suite. The standard of room, facilities, spaciousness and quality of food vary greatly. Depending on your budget and your quarantine duration, you may prefer a more basic or a more luxurious option.
Can I order food from outside during my quarantine in Hong Kong?
Yes, most of the hotels in Hong Kong allow takeout food from delivery services such as FoodPanda and Deliveroo. However, be sure to check the specific policy of the hotel before booking. If you have friends or family in Hong Kong, they will also be able to drop off food/accessories for you and the hotel staff should be able to arrange to bring it to your room. Again, be sure to check the hotel policy before booking to make sure this is the case.
Do Hong Kong quarantine hotels have balconies?
Some of the more luxurious Hong Kong hotels have balconies (mostly suite rooms), but unfortunately, the more budget options do not.
Do Hong Kong quarantine hotels have windows that can open?
Many of the hotels that serve as quarantine facilities in Hong Kong have a policy that their windows cannot be opened. However, it is a requirement of the Hong Kong government to provide good ventilation in the quarantine rooms so you are well within your rights to ask to have the windows opened. The best thing to do is to inquire before you book about their window opening policy as some hotels will be more amenable than others.
Where can I find the official Hong Kong government quarantine hotel list for the 7th cycle?
You can find the official list of quarantine hotels in Hong Kong for the 7th cycle here.