Hotel Ibis North Point

The Hotel Ibis North Point was formerly known as the Century Inn North Point

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Hotel Ibis North Point opened its doors beginning 2001 and has had quite an impact on the hotel industry in Hong Kong. It is safe to say that the Hotel Ibis North Point is unlike any other property in Hong Kong especially any that is managed by such a highly respected and innovative company as Accor.

The location of the Hotel Ibis North Point is excellent as it is only a few steps from the exit A1 of the North Point MTR (the underground/subway system) which gives you easy and quick access to most of Hong Kong.

The Ibis Hotel North Point is a budget hotel which provides all a leisure traveller or business traveller could need on a visit to Hong Kong. The rooms are very small, yet very nicely finished with a bathroom that incorporates, shower, toilet and hand basin. All rooms have individually controlled air conditioning, mini bar, an electronic safe and colour TV with some satellite channels. As the Ibis Hotel North Point  aims to keep its rates very low it has had to maximise space within the rooms (hence the size) and therefore there are no cupboards within the rooms, instead the hotel has provided some innovative coat hanger facilities that allow you to hang up the all important suit. The rooms all have a compact working area that allows you to comfortably work on your laptop and connect easily to the internet, all the plugs and sockets have been thoughtfully placed above the working area for easy access.

Due to the shape of the Hotel Ibis North Point you have a choice of two views, either a nice harbour view that looks out over the Hung Hom area of Kowloon, or a rear view. For obvious reasons we recommend a harbour view however if that is not available or you opt for a rear view then we would suggest you ask for a room above the 20th floor.