The Fleming

Loved every bit of the hotel- from the interior design, cleanliness and excellent service from the hotel staff. Was informed by counter staff about the upcoming typhoon, and was advised to purchase any food and necessities upon check-in! That information was necessary for our safety and we truly appreciated it. The cleaning lady we encountered was so nice too. A modern, beautiful (lovely green and gold theme with wooden floors!) and clean room that was beyond our expectations. A notch above other hotels.

The rooms were lovely, very comfortable and quiet. Good air conditioning. The staff were very attentive and helpful. The location has decent public transport access. There is a large road nearby, but we couldn't hear it from the room. The breakfast is decent as well, mostly western food. Would definitely stay here again.

Our first hotel in Hong Kong smelled of terrible mildew, so we moved to The Fleming which was a massive relief. The ship themed rooms are fantastic, everything is clean, and the service was terrific. We didn’t even tell them it was my birthday, but they must have noticed it from my passport when they scanned it and prepared balloons in the room! Easy 5-star experience

Just a stone’s throw away from many great eateries and 茶餐廳 nearby, The Fleming is located at a strategic corner, with a restaurant just on the main floor adjacent to the main entrance into the hotel. Majestically beautiful interior, from the guest lobby, to the hallways, all the way down to the rooms itself. For Hong Kong, The Fleming actually boasts a great deal for the space and quality you’d be indulging in. I came with my family and they were so kindly nestled in a room just right down the hall from mine. The rooms were spacious, and sufficiently cozy. I had a great night’s sleep, during the duration of my stay. Though my shower pressure was a tad on the chaotic/high end. All in all, a great find. Front of the house staff at the check-in desk were polite, and I looked forward to returning back every evening.

I stayed at The Fleming for one night at the beginning of May during a work trip. I arrived in the afternoon and left the next evening. The entrance is a bit hidden, but it was staffed, and someone guided me to the lobby right away. The staff were very friendly, and the check-in process was smooth and straightforward. What really impressed me was the interior design. The room was beautiful, thoughtfully styled, and surprisingly cozy. Every detail followed the hotel’s design theme, which made the stay feel special. The room size was totally fine, and I felt very comfortable. I didn’t use any of the hotel’s facilities, so I can’t comment on those. But the location is excellent—only a 3–5 minute walk to Wan Chai MTR station, which made transfers to and from the airport very easy. Service overall was very good and friendly. I asked for a late checkout and explained that I was trying to stay in my European sleep rhythm—so a regular 12pm checkout would have felt like 6am to me. I was offered a checkout at 1pm, which still meant 7am in my body clock. Unfortunately, no option to pay for a later checkout was offered, which I would’ve gladly accepted. At a price point of around €220/night, even though it was booked super spontaneous, I expected a bit more flexibility. All in all, The Fleming is a beautiful hotel in a great location with strong service and standout design. The limited late checkout is the only reason for 4 instead of 5 stars—but I would still definitely recommend it.

'A world in itself' Hong Kong and The Fleming. The Fleming is a small and luxurious hotel in the heart of Wan Chai, surrounded by tall apartments, its staff are a great representation of what this hotel is all about. The old world feeling is a charming approach to a small hotel with great ambitions. Included in your costs is a beautifully set out breakfast served between 07:00am and 10:00am. The chefs are working in partnership providing excellent and well presented dishes served to its guests. Osteria Marcia is a great opportunity to explore the Italian cities in Hong Kong. Including the Linguine Alla Vongole, a keen staple in Italian bistros, this can be followed up with a Negroni on the rocks and a freshly made tiramisù. 'A little pick-me-up.’ The ownership of this Osteria comes from Black Sheep Restaurants Group who are known for their perfect hospitality.

We stayed at The Fleming Hong Kong for five nights in May and found it to be a charming, well-designed boutique hotel with a lot to offer. The service was excellent – staff were helpful, attentive, and made arrivals and departures smooth, especially when it came to taxis and general logistics. The room was spacious by Hong Kong standards and very thoughtfully laid out, with stylish décor and all amenities you'd expect from a modern city hotel. It had a cozy, warm feel but also the practical comfort of a premium stay. While we had read great things about the location, especially in terms of food and nightlife in Wan Chai, we personally found the area to be a bit tucked away from the true vibrancy of Hong Kong’s social and cultural scene. It’s definitely not isolated, but it doesn't quite sit in the middle of the action either – something worth considering depending on the purpose of your visit. All in all, The Fleming delivers a strong 4-star experience with excellent service, tasteful interiors, and good value for a city stay. With just a few touches – like livelier shared spaces or more immersive guest experiences – it could reach the next level.

Was given an upgrade to Large room due to my own request for toilet configuration, very kind of the manager or reservation dept. The rooms are really unique and I really like the cost toilet, and the great smelling toiletries. This is one hotel with extensive TV Channels especially English Channels, they had almost everything under the sun. Lots of cafes at Jaffe Street plus a laundromat all just 2 mins walk away. Kam Roast, Lung Sum dimsum all nearby.

This is a beautiful small hotel, in a greatly renovated composite building in the former red district of Wan Chai. It recreates a boat like art deco Hong Kong style. The rooms are really cute and they retain the intensity of the 1930s vibrant island, in a luxurious version. The staff could not be nicer and more effective. The restaurant on the ground floor is nice, but with a limited menu. A bit more of care in the design of its culinary identity would have been important to couple with the rest of the hotel standards.