We stayed at the Fleming during the Hong Kong Sevens - mainly because it looked nice and the price was damn good (most hotels double their rates during the Sevens period).

Pros
It's very welcoming - quiet, clean, serene, stylish - a very modern hotel but not cold
The showers are HUGE with L'Occitane products
The rooms are a great size for HK
Room service was prompt - and the food was good, too (we just ordered breakfasts and so on)
The staff are exceptionally friendly and nice

Cons
It's kind of on a corner next to an overpass in Wan Chai. Which could also be a pro, depending on what kind of nightlife you're after.

My husband and I stayed in Fleming Hotel during Christmas in 2006. We love this hotel!

By the time we arrived, a major renovation has just completed that turned it into a modern and tasteful hotel best designed for business professionals and tourists who want high standard accommodation with everything plus a cozy at-home feel.

Everything is so new, modern and well designed. I feel like living in a luxury condo. You can find everything you may need in your room. They even provide stationary and a yoga mat! How cool is that!

The location cannot be better. It is 30-40 minutes from the airport by taxi. If you are on a budget you may take a bus for HK$40 (30 minutes, plus 3-5 minutes walk to the hotel), getting off near Wai Chai Police Station.

To the north, 15 minutes walk to the new Convention & Exhibition Centre (3 minutes walk to the old one). Starbucks is only 3 minutes away.

To the south-west, 5 minutes walk to Wan Chai MTR station and China Travel Service (for China visas and buses to a few south China cities).

To the East, Causeway Bay (major high-end shopping districts on the Island) is just one MTR station away, which is also within walking distance.

From the hotel to Causeway Bay, including a few streets down the south, you will find dozens (if not hundreds) of restaurants, cafés, fast food eateries, convenience shops, fruit/juice stands, pharmacies, fashion shops, CD/computer merchandises and newspaper stands, most from low to medium price range.

The Wai Chai market, which is only 7 minutes walk to the south, sells ginseng, bird’s nest, dried abalone and Chinese herbal medicine just like the one in Sheung Wan, with only fewer shops.

Central and Admiralty ( central business/financial areas in Hong Kong) are two/one MTR stations to the west respectively, and Sheung Wan is just one more MTR station further.

The staffs in the hotel are very friendly, considerate and eagle to help. They not just provide 5-star service, but make me feel that they are the management team of my 5-star luxury condo.

We will certainly stay in this hotel every time we visit Hong Kong, unless all rooms are taken.

I spent a week at The Fleming in Nov. 07, and I am full of praise. The decor is fantastic - very modern, chic and minimalistic. Consult their website - everything you see there is for real. The Deluxe Double Room I stayed in was large by any standards, but huge for Hong Kong with big windows, ample storage space, a plasma TV, internet access and even a little kitchenette. The bathroom was on the tiny side (no tub), fittings, however, are very modern, and I found it fully sufficient and always sparkling clean. It is true, the stylish breakfast area is small, yet as mentioned below it was never crowded when I ate there. The hotel does not have a pool, which did not bother me (in November the weather was too cold for swimming anyhow), and guests can use a gym that is located just round the corner. Service whenever I needed it was good. The staff did their best to be accommodating. The location of the hotel is fabulous - smack in the middle of Wanchai with lots of restaurants, shops etc. and - contrary to tourist-trap Tsim Sha Tsui - a real "Chinese feel" about it. Public transport (MTR, buses, trams) is in short walking distance. It was pure bliss coming back to the hotel, a haven in manic Hong Kong, after a "hard" day of shopping. In a nutshell: The Fleming is a superb 4* urban hotel suitable for tourists and business travellers alike. When I go back to Hong Kong - which I definitely will - I will not look any further, I will head straight to The Fleming.

My husband and I stayed in the Fleming hotel for 3 nights in January 2007. We thought the hotel was great. It was uber-trendy and minimalist in design, but our room was large (especially the bathroom) and comfortable. The room also had a huge bed, big flat-screen TV, and basic kitchen facilities too.

I would describe this as a small 'boutique' hotel as there were only 6 rooms per floor. The staff we encountered were friendly, and the location of the hotel was also good (a few minutes' walk to the nearest underground station and to the ferry).

The only minor complaint was that the breakfast room was pretty small (although this wasn't a problem for us as the hotel didn't seem too full) and the choice at breakfast wasn't huge (although was certainly more than adequate).

If I were going back to Hong Kong, I would like to stay at the Fleming again.