Our family of four booked eight nights with Hilton Garden Inn for our stay. We were greeted and…read morewelcomed with a Hilton Honors gift bag with two cans of Coca-Cola and two packs of snacks. Our room is equipped with two twin beds, a desk and chair, a refrigerator, complimentary bottles of water, and basic toiletry. Do not expect this room to be as spacious at the Hiltons in other international cities because Hong Kong real estate is a luxury. There is less than a foot of space between the two beds. Although it is not ideal for most people, it worked for us because we have young children. The narrow space is less of a hazard for our younger daughter to fall in because she tends to move a lot in her sleep. We had a slight hiccup midway through our stay in which the water did not properly drain in the shower. They were quick and efficient in resolving the issue and even brought us extra complimentary bottles of water. They have breakfast in the hotel but we opted out and went venturing for more local options. There are plenty within a 15-minute walking radius. There are also two MTR stations nearby and we used both of them extensively during our stay.

I just checked out 4 hrs ago and am writing this while my memory of it is fresh. It may have been…read morethe jet-lag induced mental fog during my overnight stay but I found this property to be one of the best HGIs I have ever been a guest at. I know that is a strong statement but my travel habits put me in hotels about 75 nights per year and 90% of them are within the Hilton portfolio of brands. That does get me treated like a high-value target by the hotels generally but this review is based primarily on the hard product of the property itself and not recognition of my loyalty status. The HGI brand in the Hilton portfolio is really aimed at being a mid-level business class hotel with full service breakfast available. It is not the cheapest brand but it is far from the nicest either (Hampton Inn and Waldorf Astoria brands have those far ends of the spectrum locked up). So no one goes to a HGI and expects a doorman, a fairly impressive lobby space, or a finer dining restaurant on property. But that is what is found here. The Kowloon location, deep in the Mong Kok neighborhood, is also ideal if you want to stay in the thick of the HK hustle and bustle with plenty of interesting areas, food shops and local life happening all around you. Walking from the hotel is easy and interesting no matter what direction you set out in and about the only downside is that it is about a 10-15 min walk to the light rail station. I don't consider that to be a deal breaker. The staff are present at the entry doors during the day while watching over some expensive cars parked in the front. During my stay, there were 4 Porsches and a Bentley parked near the door. I've never run into that at an HGI before. The rooms are typical HGI (clean, comfortable, functional) if but a bit smaller than their US counterparts. But what is lost in size is made up for by this property being a high rise building with some nice views out over the neighborhood. What does get some kudos here is the excellent shower flow pressure and the nice shower drain and door design ensuring great drainage so you aren't standing in a pond and water does not escape and get all over the floor (ridiculous half-partition showers all over Europe, I'm looking straight at you!) Finally, my stay was overnight with a departure too early to check out their breakfast option. But I'm guessing it is great given that their on property restaurant is really more of an upscale Chinese restaurant and not the usual HGI cafe'. During my stay, there were advertisements for whole suckling pig, abalone and goose foot webs, and pig lung soup to name a few. Impressive and intriguing in a great foodie sort of way! Tourists fear not as there were several western guests in the property so I'm sure you can get a proper cheeseburger if that is needed. Typical HGI standards this place is not and I only have remarkable things to report after my short stay here. I'm back through HK in 4 days and I already know where I am going to choose to stay!

The mini central is conveniently located in the city center, of course with pros and cons. It…read moreprovides acceptable size of small room good for solo travelers, too tiny to share. The sheet isn't very clean, but the city view is great.

I don't understand anyone rating this favorably. Yes I get that it's in a good location and that…read moreyou come in expecting a tiny room but there's much more to complain about here besides size. First off, it's not that cheap. Maybe it's because of the protests but we are literally moving to a much nicer hotel for cheaper. This is not worth the $100 USD a night I paid. The room is tiny, but again, expected. What I didn't expect was filth - literal mold on the windows, stained sheets, blech. The bathroom door etc. is literally made of glass so you also have zero privacy and whoever you're with will literally see you doing your business. They provide body wash but no hand soap. No shampoo or conditioner. Only two cheap towels and only two HORRIBLE pillows. The bed is rock hard. You also have no AC control so our room was freezing. If I was paying like $25 USD a night I'd say ok but for the price they can give me a damn bar of soap. Would not stay again. The only positive is they were relaxed about refunding and very nice at the front desk.

My mom and I stayed here for two nights. It's OK hotel…read more Love the room. The only downside was regarding the restaurant which was extremely quiet when I ate. It was before it closed. Luckily the waiter said I could eat as it was 45 minutes left before they closed. Great food. It is not a great area because there is no shopping center nearby. You have to take the shuttle to the nearest shopping mall. Would recommend another place with a shopping mall.

My mom and I stayed at this hotel for two nights last month. The room was large…read more The downside would be the restaurant had no one else. The female apparently didn't realized that there were still a way to get home. I wouldn't stay here as there nothing near within two miles.

It was a relatively newer hotel in Wan Chai. The location is great, wiith many restaurants and…read morelocal shops nearby. It was a five min walk to get to Times Square and about a fifteen minute walk to either Causeway Bay or Wan Chai station for the subway. There are many bus stations nearby that will take you directly to many different neighbourhoods of Hong Kong. The hotel staff were very kind. Room service was always done before we got back to the room. They offered a complimentary fruit basket on our first say with an orange, apple,, and pear. It wasn't much but it was a kind gesture. They provide complimentary slippers, toothbrushes, and coffee in the room. I would stay here again when travelling to Hong Kong.

I first stayed that this facility, years ago. Although this hotel is now a bit older, it is very…read morewell maintained. All of the common areas (main lobby, lobby bar, restaurants and public rest rooms) are immaculate. With regards to my assigned room, images are attached--taken immediately after check-in, so that you can share my first impressions. In my opinion, the room size was more than adequate. Furniture was arranged in such a way that the room did not feel crowded. The room's widows are large, which helps make the room feel bigger. (I had a view of the Happy Valley Racecourse.)While the furniture was not "brand new", it was clean with no obvious signs of wear. The mattress was comfortable; the sheets were clean and crisp. The carpet was clean. The bathroom of my unit was small (compared to those found in a more modern hotel). It had a shower--no bathtub. But the size is consistent with other hotels designed during the same era. The bathroom is where you see the most wear and tear; again, it was well maintained. The towels were always clean--but on some days, I got specimens that were newer than others. Amenities provided (which I valued) included: good Wi-Fi connection; 2 free bottles of water per day; a room safe; and a nice selection of toiletries. The television had good picture and sound--but I didn't visit HK to watch TV. With reference to location, the hotel is a (rough approximate, for me) 5 minute walk to "Times Square"; 10 minute walk to the Wan Chai Ferry Pier; 10 minute walk to the Wan Chai MRT station; close to the Causeway Bay MRT. With adjustment for peak demand periods and weather conditions, taxis are available at the hotel's front entrance. As for dining options, the hotel does have some nice restaurants. But there are a lot of eating options in the immediate vicinity, too. You can eat at a higher end restaurant; eat like a local--or at any price point in between. Hotel room rates are a reflection of the location, total room size (sq. ft.), age of the facility and amenities provided. Given all of these considerations, I did enjoy my recent stay at the South Pacific Hotel in Wan Chai, and feel that the room rate paid was reasonable for that area of HK. The staff was also very helpful, when their assistance was needed.

I think The Mira would be really nice, but the room itself is quite dated. It's renovated,…read moretechnically, but you can see cracks of the old room beneath the shallow surface. The bathroom is set up so you can see through the glass to the bed. There is a blind you can pull down but it's still not 100% covered. The location is unparalleled, however, which makes it more worth it. The beds are quite uncomfortable, so I'm glad we were only there for one night. If you can get the room for a deal and you're not staying in the room much, it's not a terrible option. They do have luggage storage by the front desk. They just tie it down with a cable lock and they take a photo of your luggage. Other than the location, I wouldn't rush to stay here again for the price (almost $200).

The location of this hotel is convenient to MTR, bus stops, restaurants, and shopping. It is also…read moreconnected to the mall across the street. I stayed here on two separate occasions. Both rooms were clean although one seemed more dated than the other and had more carpet. Staff was friendly and attentive. The cleaning lady saw me dragging luggages in the hallway when I was leaving so she helped me with one all the way to the elevator. Each room came with a pocket wifi which was sufficient for navigating and web browsing. The breakfast buffet had decent offerings with delicious truffle eggs. The only annoying thing was their elevators. It's dark in the hotel in general and it was hard to see if an elevator arrived. My floor didn't have the light indicator or sound to show that one arrived.

We enjoyed this boutique hotel very much. Eunice and Bianca (front desk service) did everything…read morepossible to make our stay familiar, friendly, and comfortable. I won't say we're high maintenance, but we ask questions to make our time on tour more comfortable. They were instrumental in our experience. The hotel's rooms are small but comfortable. I must say there are windows into the toilet which is pretty weird depending on who you may be spending time with in your room as visitors/roommates! There is a blind, but it is just a blind. Weird, so I mention it. Views are staggering! Bear in mind that a government housing unit is right next door, so depending on what room you're in your neighbors may get to know you all to well, or you them! So my only recommendation is to get a key upon check in, travel to your room, check out the situation, and either accept it or ask for another room. Who wants to keep the blinds closed for much of the day and night on the 18th floor?! Just saying. The prices were below expected, they loan umbrellas readily, they keep elevators at the ground floor for guest convenience, and they have maps ready to direct guests around comfortably. Public transportation is ALL around, so getting anywhere could not be easier. Also, if you are staying a long time, like we did a laundry is literally right around the corner, that is almost too cheap. Drop of 10 kg of dirty clothes, pay about $11 USD up front, and return four hours later to find it "folded" and ready to pick up, bagged, tagged, and handed with your receipt. Can't beat it. We will surely return at the first opportunity.

Clean hotel, small room but comfortable. Safe neighborhood! than again all of Hong Kong is safe…read more This hotel is situated in the middle of all the fun and action , then again that's pretty much any where you go in Hong Kong. It's a tall hotel building , and yes all the buildings in Hong Kong are tall, so good to ask for higher up floor for better view of Hong Kong. Also, Excellent staff members and front desk crew. There is a restaurant in the hotel but its super boring, and expensive. But there is great! inexpensive restaurants within walking distance of the hotel and everywhere you go. Butterfly on Morrison lends out free smart phones with internet connection for navigating around town , phone calls , etc. for you to have 24/7 for your stay. They also lend out cell phone battery boosters, selfie sticks ( Lol !) , and other items to make your stay convenient and enjoyable. No need to bring a toothbrush to this hotel. They supply high quality toothbrushes along with toothpaste on a daily basis, to my surprise the cleaning lady kept trashing my toothbrush and giving me a new boxed and package toothbrush. In America we keep quality toothbrushes for at least 3 months before trashing. Lol! But it was all good! no complaints. There are many forms of transportation just outside the hotel door, literally. Bus stops, Trolleys, taxis, etc. and the subway MDR is not to far away and transportation cost is inexpensive and always moving, No long waiting times! Tip: get a Octupus card ASAP { Easier to buy at airport upon departure } to pay for public transportation with ease it is a must! except for taxi they take cash only and are the more expensive ( but moderate ) of the transportation in Hong Kong , all other forms of transportation are inexpensive but require the prepaid Octopus card. Hotel staff are knowledgeable about transportation and activities needs.

While I don't have status with Marriott, I was a guest of who was and this was a great experience!…read more Lounge: all day access with snacks & meals during certain hours, available with a full bar, chilled drinks, and dry snacks are always available. I liked the tea cookies (chocolate and matcha) the best... Breakfast: hot continental and much more, made to order eggs and noodle soup. I also enjoyed the rice rolls & dim sum. Yum yum! Room: On the smaller end and wasn't crazy about the watery lotion but I think it's the same brand used across all Courtyards... Would stay again in a heartbeat - esp for the breakfast!!

They don't have an ice machine, but you can request them to bring up a bucket to you…read more Once you land in Hong Kong International, you can take the A12 bus directly to the hotel on Water Street, stop #5, for $45 HKG. Pretty darn convenient if you don't like paying for the train or taxi. Pros - very close to the bus stop in which you take in AND out of the city to the airport - offers in-town shuttle service - pretty much sound proof next to the other rooms, but if someone is making a ruckus in the hall, you will hear it. - pretty decent space and even though it's an older building, needs some tlc, it's pretty nice/comfy Cons- no outlets where you need them. There is an outlet on one side of the bed so it's not handy for 2 people staying in one room. There is no outlet in the bathroom so you can't curl/straighten your hair in there. You could do your hair right outside the bathroom next to the only other mirror in the room :/ Speaking of bathroom, the toilet is helllllla loud when you flush. Do note this location is far from the MTR. There is a tram stop nearby though and you can ride for $2.50 HKD hehe.

The Cordis was a fantastic hotel and I had a great time staying there. The rooms are modern and…read morebright and the views of the city are beautiful from any room. The location is so so good, you are right next to Langham Place, a fantastic mall with amazing architecture, and Mong Kok is pretty much in the center of Kowloon and a quick MTR ride to TST or HK island. You can walk across a sky bridge to Langham Place, and then access the MTR in the basement level. The service was geniunely over the top. The bellhops were amazing, they were so helpful and hard working. We asked for a taxi one time and there were none waiting, so he hailed one from the busy street for us! Another amazing service example, I was using a piece of paper for my mouse to work on the glass desk table, and when i came back later that day, the maid had replaced it with a Cordis mouse pad free of charge! Also everyday the maid would coil up all my phone charging cables with free of charge Cordis branded cable ties. We had the breakfast buffet and it was fantastic and had so much to offer, including a noodle bar, eggs benedict bar, dim sum, congee bar, HK milk tea and coffee, latte/cappucino made to order, etc. I could go on and on. The gym and pool is really nice, offering sweeping views of the city from the 41st floor while you work out. I pretty much will stay here everytime I visit HK in the future, I've found my Shangri-La!

FOOD: 4 SERVICE: 5…read moreAMBIANCE: 5 VALUE: 4 What an amazing location! Not only do you have a great buffet in the hotel lobby, there is Ming Court, a full service Cantonese restaurant. If you want more, there is a pedestrian bridge to Langham Place, a mall with lots of shops, restaurants and even a cinema! Conveniently located in Mong Kok, directly above a MTR station, you are not far from anything, anywhere. Service in the hotel is consistently excellent. Housekeeping keeps the room clean and well stocked. They offer twice a day service and anything extras (towels, tissues, etc.) are just a phone call away and delivered quickly. The rooms are comfortable (although ready for a refresh) and functional. Bathrooms are spacious and well stocked with amenities. If you book a Club room, you get access to a lounge on the 36th floor, with private check in and concierge service. There is lounge with mini buffet breakfast, afternoon tea snacks and drinks available throughout the day. We've stayed here a few times and have enjoyed every stay.