I stayed there with my girlfriend and the staff was very friendly and helpful. They provided good…read moreservices. Room was clean. I liked the hotel. I personally believe that they need to renew their furniture and renew their check in reception area in order to become one of the best hotels in Hong Kong. It is already located in a very good location and the view is amazing. Some improvements will definitely help this hotel a lot but as far the staff goes they are all amazing

I want to thank the front office manager - Jacky -for helping me with my early check in request. We…read morehad a long flight and I injured my lower back , I wanted to rest as soon as we landed in HK. The staff was very nice and accommodating. I recommend this hotel for all travelers. Thank you so much. Very good services Ada

Compared to other midtier hotels in Kowloon, the City View (城景國際) is definitely a worthy hotel…read moredestination in the heart of Yau Ma Tei. The building's renovation over the last decade has modernized this 4 star property, which is run by the Chinese YMCA of Hong Kong. Overall, the beds are comfy, the amenities are solid, and the hotel is an excellent value. If location is everything, then this quiet stretch of Waterloo Rd is a nice departure from Nathan Rd, which is just around the corner. It is also 2 minutes from the nearest MTR station (Yau Ma Tei) and stone's throw away from Dundas St and the Ladies Market. The rooms are spacious and modern, which is a far cry from many adjacent hotels on the Kowloon and HK island side. I'm a fan of the larger beds, which were also fairly comfy and the rooms have actual views of the city and beyond. Shower and bathroom facilities were also not a shoebox, which I very much appreciated. From an amenities standpoint, it's quite generous. They have a hotel rooftop pool, along with a 24 hour fitness center, and pretty strong WiFi. Several years ago they would equip every guest with a complimentary smartphone for local calls and internet, which was unheard of. Some good news for the environmentally conscious: It is also eco-certified. As a result, they will no longer offer disposable plastic tableware or plastic bottled water. All guests are encouraged to bring their own personal toiletries as toothpaste, toothbrushes, etc. will not be provided. Where they fall short is the dining options, which have been mediocre overall. City Cafe is their all-day buffet option, the Balcony is their in-house Cantonese + Dim Sum spot, Amazing Bakery is the grab-n-go option, and the Amazing is their overly fancy but subpar haute cuisine establishment. Eating off property is far more exciting (#1), but this is to be expected. Lastly the service has been good but not great. They could certainly be more efficient for check-in/check-out times and seem to be understaffed. Concierge is not exactly up to par with the luggage handling or recommendations, but this is not a a deal breaker. All in all, this place gets a big thumbs up. Barring ho-hum dining options and subjective service, the location and overall comfort will always make this a property worth considering. __________ (#1) The nearby street food especially. My photos: https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/x5gIbvgN-LOtI851VM-mBA?userid=ysCBsXWPB-LAiewVS3jZfQ

This used to be the YMCA and is now The CityView, and the history shows in some parts of the…read morebuilding. The biggest advantage is the location: you're right near the hustle and bustle with plenty of food and shopping options, and the MTR station is just a short walk away, which makes getting around Hong Kong very easy. The hotel itself was okay overall. During our stay, some areas were under construction, so parts of the property felt a bit less polished. In the lobby, they have a communal water station, which was handy, but we didn't really explore many of the other hotel facilities, so I can't comment on the gym or other amenities. Our room was fine but definitely on the smaller side, which seems pretty typical for Hong Kong. There wasn't much space to move around, and the beds were extremely small and fairly firm, so comfort may be an issue if you're taller or prefer softer mattresses. The room had a cooler box instead of a proper fridge, and based on our experience I wouldn't trust it for storing food that needs to stay cold. Overall, I'd call this an okay hotel: great for its convenient location and access to transit, but with pretty basic rooms and a few quirks that might be dealbreakers for some travelers. If you prioritize being close to the action and can live with tighter space and firm beds, it can work, but it's not a standout stay.

I really enjoyed the Royal Garden. I had a suite and the room offered a lot of space in the city…read morefor a good value. If you find a rate that includes club lounge or breakfast, I think it is worth the price. Breakfast is a huge buffet with a range of hot food items including many unique "Hong Kong" style options such as dim sum, congee, and teas. Excellent all around. Rooms were very quiet and had nice partial views of harbor skyline. It was a convenient location to Kowloon and the MTR. But, it is not a hectic area with tons of noise and foot traffic. So, if you are venturing out, this is a good balance. Overall: Highly recommended. If I was going back to HK, this would be top of the list.

Loved this local gem…read more Stayed two nights at the Royal Garden as a way to end our Asia tour. So nice to be upgraded to a room with a harbor view to be able to see the sunrise in the morning and enjoy watching the boats along the harbor at night. The king room was simple, but comfortable. The free WiFi was fast. Nice to have water bottles and English breakfast tea. The breakfast buffet was delicious. Loved the corner with Hong King milk tea and cocktail and pineapple pastries. The pineapple bun is perfect with some cold fresh butter. Lots of Asian and continental offerings which changed daily. The cream filled bao buns were so yummy. Loved the noodles, samosas, and masala chickpeas and cauliflower. The smoked salmon was so fresh. The beet and apple and quinoa salads were so good. Definitely try their fresh fruits, the pineapple was amazing, and chocolate croissants. A great way to start the day. Want to swim? The rooftop heated pool is long enough to swim decent laps. Loved the view as well. Head to the sauna after your swim. The steam and herbal saunas were perfect at the end of a long day of exploring Hong Kong. The experience shower with its multiple options was nice as well. Location is so convenient. Easy to walk to the promenade or the MRT. Service was great. Would recommend staying here again.

Checking in was not as efficient as I would have liked bc we had a party of 8. The lobby area is…read moresmall, so with 8 people & luggage we took a large portion of the lobby. The service desk gentleman was nice. Rooms are very very compact for 2 people. The bathroom is small but efficiently designed. It just takes some strategy of placing your clean clothes in a very tight space.

Chose to stay here with my extended family of 8 people. We stayed in different types of room: 2…read moretwo-person rooms and 1 four-person family room. If you're traveling with 4 people I HIGHLY suggest getting the family room. The two person room barely has any room compared to the four person room. In contrast, the family room has more room, a desk and chair, and a spacious bathroom and tub (the 2 ppl room only has a standing shower). They have shuttle buses that runs from 10am - 5pm to different locations in the city. Unfortunately, our arriving flight was after 5pm but we easily were able to take the A21. Their buses run hourly, but wait in the lobby 20+ min prior to the hour to board the bus...the bus promptly leaves on the dot and waits for no one. In the room, they provide complimentary water bottles per person and coffee/tea. There's also a minifridge and no microwave. If you have a choice, opt for a higher floor. I stayed on the 25th floor and the view was awesome. The best part of this place was that they gave you a fully charged smartphone (per room) that you can use as a phone or as a hotspot! Just set a profile and change the hotspot password and you're good to go!

The Park Lane Hong Kong, Autograph Collection located in Causeway Bay is a 5-star hotel run by…read moreMarriott. Stayed here for a week during our trip to Hong Kong recently. The location of the hotel is convenient as there is a 24hr supermarket just beside it. Moreover, you are a short walk from the MTR station. There are shops and restaurants also located around the hotel which makes it really convenient! The hotel lobby is dim, moody, and chic when you enter (with strong AC) and there were always staff present to answer our questions. At the front of the hotel there is a small area for drop off or to grab a taxi. Rooms are spacious where there are amenities like a safe, iron/ironing board, nespresso machine with coffee pods, hairdryer, shampoo/conditioner, etc. available. During our stay at The Park Lane, staff were friendly and we were able to do an early check in (checked in at 7am in the morning!). Housekeeping always kept our amenities stocked and the room clean. We had no complaints and enjoyed the harbour and city view we got. In terms of hotel facilities, there was a gym and sauna located on the 5th floor. The gym was small but had several cardio machines, free weights and several machines. I went to the gym several times where it did get busy one morning. The gym also provides you with towels and they also have a refillable water station as well. Inside the lockers at the gym you can find showers, a sauna, and resting areas. We didn't have time to check out the bar at the top floor of the hotel which gives great views of the HK harbour. Overall, a great stay in Hong Kong where the rooms were clean, comfortable, and spacious. Staff were friendly and efficient. Would not hesitate to stay here again in the future!

4.3 stars for room, food, lounge and location. 5 star for service…read more ​​We stayed at The Park Lane Hong Kong for 4 days during our December winter break, and we had a bit of a rocky start. We are Marriott Titanium Elite members, but this was our first time booking through the Chase portal instead of our usual Marriott Bonvoy app. Initially, it felt like our status didn't matter, the city view room we were assigned was very dated and faced an old building roof. We were quite shocked given the price and the 5 star hotel, it felt more like a 3 star experience. ​ However, the service recovery was outstanding. Florence from the front desk stepped in and completely transformed our trip. She gave us the option to move us to a beautifully updated room with stunning views of Victoria Park and the Causeway Bay waterfront. Even though it was a King room, she quickly arranged a roll away bed for us and ensured our Executive Lounge access was honored. ​Another highlight of her service came later, we had headed downstairs to buy some snacks, but my 10 year old son didn't want to join us, so he stayed back in the room. While we were out, he realized he couldn't find his iPad and actually called the front desk for help! I was shocked to hear he did that, but so relieved and impressed that Florence personally went up with a colleague to assist him. It's that kind of genuine care that makes a hotel stand out. We would definitely return, provided we're in one of the renovated rooms.

Everyone is extremely kind and helpful and service is better than the Langham without attitude…read more Also much more affordable and was conveniently located across from the Queen Elizabeth Stadium. Beds are nice and firm. Down side is breakfast quality is low.

We booked a 5 night stay at Dorsett Wanchai during our recent trip to HK but sadly the whole…read moreexperience was a letdown. The first thing to be aware of is that one side of the hotel faces the cemetery, so if you didn't book a Causeway Bay or racetrack view room, then you'll likely have a room that overlooks the cemetery. We were well aware of this from our research prior to booking, but it didn't bother us much so we decided to stick with the cemetery view and pay a little extra for the room with clear windows (as opposed to frosted windows which is a separate booking) to let more light in, and so we could look outside and feel less cooped up. However, when we got to our room, the windows were boarded up with textured glass panels and you could not see outside at all. We ended up going back down to the front desk to point out that this is not what we booked.  In my opinion, there was more back and forth between the front desk and the manager than there should have been. They kept stating that the room was correct and that the clear windows were just behind the paneling...and that most people just keep it closed because of the cemetery. We told them the paneling wasn't disclosed in the booking and we wanted to be able to look out the window. So the manager came up with us and tried to remove the paneling, but was only able to partially remove one of them. He told us they were fully booked out for the night but he will see what he can do. He later called to offer us complimentary breakfast for the stay as compensation for the incorrect room we got, but we declined as we were only in HK for a few days and wanted to get out and experience local cuisine. Not to mention, we didn't want to continue staying in a room where we couldn't look outside...so I asked again to be moved to a different room. After another call he informed us he could move us to a clear windowed room the following night, but since they were full for the night we'd have to stick it out one night which we agreed to.  We were told our luggage would be moved to the new room when ready, however instead we had to move everything ourselves. We first repacked everything, went down to return our keys when we were told to move our luggage to the new room, so we had to go back up, grab all the luggage, go back downstairs, return the old key and grab the new ones, and go all the way back up with our bulky luggages. We didn't get any compensation for the inconvenience as well as the fact that we were not provided the correct room type on our first night.  On top of all this, the carpets in the original room looked super dirty and stained. The shower door was also not flush with the rest of the glass..there was a gap towards the bottom which meant a ton of water leaked out onto the bathroom floor when we showered. We tried to soak it up with towels but there was just too much water, and it ended up tracking out into the entryway where I slipped and could've injured myself. Luckily, the carpet in our new room was much better, and the shower did not leak although it did have some problems with draining. Our newer room also felt more spacious as they made better use of the available space in terms of room design. Elevators were extremely slow and did not fit many people. Plan extra time when leaving your room in the morning, because some days we had to let multiple full elevators go by before we could fit in one. Even just waiting for one elevator sometimes took a few minutes. Lots of people checking out the hotel breakfast on the 2nd floor too in the mornings.  Our friends' room got a vending machine voucher for skipping room cleaning, but not sure why this wasn't offered to us as we did not have our room cleaned for our entire 5 night stay.  One plus was that flavored water and candy were available in the lobby afternoon which was a cute little perk. Location-wise, it's also  pretty close to a number of bus stops but you'll likely have to do a few bus/subway transfers if you're looking to venture out beyond Wan Chai.  Communal laundry is available and the dryer was actually powerful. You can only pay with Octopus card or WeChat pay though, and there are only 2 washers and 2 dryers.  Overall, it seems like there's a lot of inconsistencies between the cleanliness of their rooms and not sure how they can advertise clear windows when they're boarded up. Due to our experience staying here I would look elsewhere the next time I'm in HK.

This place was decent enough. I booked it several months in advanced and I wondered why I did. When…read moreI went online to look at other options, rooms seemed to be around 300/night- so maybe that's why I booked it. I believe we paid a little under 250/night for 4 people. They did not allow anyone to check in early. They told us 2pm- which seems silly to have dozens of families waiting around until 2pm to get to their rooms. There were so many of us in the lobby waiting. At around 140pm I felt that was long enough and asked if my room was ready- she said yes. The room was really small- a 4 person family room had two double bunks- a fridge but no microwave. If you have a lot of devices to charge, you'll need to bring an outlet adapter, otherwise, you have one plug in the bathroom and one plug at the desk. Both outlets only allow for you to plug in items with two prongs. FYI- if staying long without an adapter you can buy an adapter in the temple street night market for about a US dollar. The beds are super firm. I was fine with it but it is unusually firm- firmest bed I've ever experienced. The breakfast buffet is not worth it - imo. It had very little options for protein. The room was clean and you're provided with disposable slippers. We stored 10 luggages with them before check in and when we checked out. It appeared to be secure. The location was perfect and there was always a taxi at the stand ready to take you out. Almost all staff spoke or understood English so that was convenient for me. The housekeeping staff did not though- but I didn't need anything but toilet paper so no big deal. I'd stay here again .

This hotels main value is location. Near Nathan road, we were just a few minutes walk from the…read morepier. We got a Big Bus tour ticket and we could access several points. It also we were within walking distance to the pharmacy, convenience stores and shopping malls. The rooms were OK, clean sheets, good water pressure, dark curtains, excellent AC. The breakfast (buffet) was included and there are plenty of choices for all kind of tastes. Staff mostly is bilingual so you won't want problems asking things around and requesting help. They have currency exchange at the lobby, which is very convenient if you like to gradually exchange your money per day. The Flamingo bar has a large choice of drinks and you get 15% if you are staying in the hotel! Internet / WiFi is EXCELLENT everywhere in the room and hotel. Kudos to that! Oh! There is a door by the main lobby that will connect to a bus station! The reason I gave them 4 stars is because they don't have amenities (gym nor pool) and because one day I was charged $50 HKD for a cup of lemon Lipton tea. Not specialty tea, not afternoon tea time, nothing special. I just wanted a cup of tea and that's what the manager said it was the price (plus the 10% service charge it came to 55). I am not cheap, but honestly that was overpriced and really upset me. I just wanted to leave it in writing.

Formally the InterContinental Hong Kong as of this past November, this hotel has now been branded…read moreback to its original name: The Regent Hong Kong. Following two decades as its former brand, it was finally restored to its name when the hotel opened over 40 years ago. Fear not IHG fans, this flagship property will remain with IHG for the next 30 years. (#1) This is one of the most iconic hotels in HK. It's been featured in shows, movies, and music videos and it's semi-old school 80s/90s vibe is a thing of nostalgia. Don't let the exterior fool you, this hotel is still worthy of its 5 star status, where the rooms are super contemporary and modern and run for anywhere from $500-$6000 USD a night. Whether it's a high floor with city or harbour view, it's a guaranteed comfortable stay. The bed is so comfy that I wouldn't want to leave the room either. While some folks enjoy the skyline view from The Peak (#1), I think it could be argued the more impressive view is directly from here. The panoramic views of the breathtaking skyscraping cluster of Hong Kong is perfectly on display from the Kowloon waterfront, which makes for all the reasons TST is the place to be. (#3) This place is chalk full of amenities and outstanding dining options. Lai Ching Heen is their high end Cantonese establishment, NOBU for Japanese, The Steak House, Oura Bar + Lobby Lounge for their nightlife, and one of the city's greatest international buffets in Harbourside. (#4) I'm excited for the possibilities at The Regent HK. I can't wait to go back. ___________ (#1) Any points to stay here is worth it. (#2) https://www.yelp.com/biz/jy8tEjuOnsV96MmpD0M5MA (#3) Take that, HK Island. (#4) An amazing place to enjoy a view and crazy amount of food: https://www.yelp.com/biz/5BjkDkOvSKLuUXvzOfeeCQ

My one and only mid day drink during my stay in HK…read more Beautiful view of the Harbour. I should have come here at night. Probably would have been breathtaking views. My simple whiskey cocktail confused the waitress. She was a good sport. Jamieson, with bitters, on a king cube, with an orange peel. 「太複雜咩⁇」 「哈哈‼我未聽過」 She actually had to write it down. Very pleasant surroundings, good service. I'd come back.