Greeted by kind, knowledgeable staff. Upgraded without request. Very spacious, well appointed room…read morewith a nice view. All the little details have been considered. Breakfast downstairs was rich with variety and flavour. Thumbs up for the Dorsett!

I chose this hotel primarily for its proximity to family, since I had stored some luggage at their…read moreplace. From the airport, it was about an hour by taxi, costing roughly HKD 350 (US$45). Check-in was smooth and efficient, with three staff members at the front desk. I was assigned Ro no noom 1505, a corner room with one double bed. I had assumed a "double" would be closer to a queen size, but that was not the case. The bed was smaller than expected, and the room itself felt quite tight--even by Hong Kong standards. That said, the essentials were solid. The Wi-Fi worked reliably, and the bathroom had strong water pressure with consistent hot water. Toiletries were from Elemis, which was a nice touch. The desk, however, was extremely small--so compact that it was difficult to sit comfortably and use it for any extended period. Daily housekeeping is available, though I chose not to use it. The TV offered a few international news channels, which I appreciated given the ongoing tensions involving the U.S., Israel, and Iran--it was helpful to stay informed. The hotel also offers breakfast, but we did not try it during this stay. Amenities are limited: the gym is quite small, and the pool was closed for maintenance at the time of our visit. Overall, every staff member we encountered was friendly and professional. Special thanks to Calvin at the concierge desk for his excellent local snack recommendations.

No-nonsense hotel that is extremely affordable (largest plus) and very clean. There really is no…read more"social" area to interact with others and the workout area is extremely minimal, but this hotel is within 5 minutes of some convenience stores and other small food shops. Rain showers are the best feature of the rooms to me, English tv channels are limited to some nature shows, a few news outlets and very, very old Comedy Central shows. Free drinks each day in the minibar are a nice touch. My last stay had a few blips but I've stayed several times before so I know this last one was an anomaly (and all issues were promptly resolved). If I could recommend one thing it is that the breakfast buffet should rotate some food items every day. Although decent, eating from the same main course foods for two weeks was surprising.

First, the bad: 1…read more location is terrible, it'll take over half an hour to get from the hotel to, say, Central via MTR (pro tip: download the official MTR app for travel time estimates). 2. it's not easy to find from the MTR station unless you have a map. Chong Yip Street is a tiny L-shaped road off of Hung To Road and it takes two left turns after coming out of the official B6 Exit. (pro tip: take the exits to Millennium City instead, and take the overhead pedestrian bridge to get to Millennium City Phase II, then walk straight across the lobby and down the steps. That drops you onto Chong Yip Street. The hotel is along the street on your right, but be careful not to get run over by cars driving underneath Millennium City Phase III). 3. The hotel gym is a joke. There's couple of treadmills if you're into that, but the free weights is a couple of dumbbells that go up to 10 kg. I'm not kidding. 4. There's an iPad in the room. I think it's the model from five years ago, and the screen is cracked. I didn't want to even touch it, but I had to because they had propped it up against the wall in the way of the light switches. 5. Speaking of light switches, NONE OF THEM MADE ANY SENSE. I was there for a week and I *still* don't know what switches turn on what. You just randomly hit the switches until you get what you want. Now the good: 1. The view from the top floor is amazing. You can see the old airport runway all the way to Wan Chai and The Peak. 2. Free drinks in the fridge? 3. Everything's clean and orderly. 4. It's a bit hard to find where all the neighborhood food is just from walking, since you're on the industrial/warehouse/car shop side of Kwun Tong Road. Cross over to Ngau Tau Kok Road and head *east* from the MTR to find the closest concentration of shops and restaurants.

I had a great experience staying at Y-Loft during my four-night stay in Hong Kong. We were all…read morethere for my brothers wedding and had chosen this area because it's close to where my now-sister in law's family lives (in Chai Wan). A whole bunch of us had rented rooms (about 16 people) here at Y-Loft for the destination wedding and had a great experience. The rooms are very spacious and there are a lot of amenities located within Y-Loft Square. Unfortunately I was too busy to explore these amenities, but they do exist here! The rooms included a mini fridge, a safe, washroom with shower, closet, three over-sized single beds, strong wifi, housecleaning if you want it, and a laundry area nearby. By over-sized single beds I mean they weren't the size of your regular American twin size beds. These bed could potentially fit a couple or two girls. This was a breath of fresh air for all of us staying here as we had just come from a tiny apartment in Tokyo! Yes, Chai Wan is at the end of the MTR and doesn't sound as fancy as Tsim Sha Tsui or Causeway Bay areas, but Chai Wan is only a short 25 minute or so ride to Central station. If you're out longer in the night and the MTR's are closed, taxi's are very cheap in Hong Kong. Definitely a nice stay here for the price with MTR right by the square. Service was great if you ever needed anything at front desk. There was always someone there when you needed something like an extra roll of toilet paper.

I'm traveling for business first within the States, then for pleasure connecting to HKG…read more Unfortunately, my flights got cancelled due to weather conditions and I had to make adjustments to my plans. In an attempt to cancel or adjust my stay with Y-Loft, the staff was not understanding at all of my situation and refuse to provide refund or fee adjustment of any kind. I spoke to three different employees over the phone, told them my story, gave them the cancelled flight details, and they all said that they already charged me in full and they're not the ones at fault with my situation, so nothing of the $1,000+ USD will be returned to me. Each of them reminded me to review the booking policy prior to making reservations like it was my fault for my flight cancellation. I understand if I was making up some sort of bogus story to back out of the stay, but these guys are rude and unwilling to help!! I guess you get what you paid for... I know for a fact that something would've been done about my inconvenient situation f I was staying with any of the Starwood hotels. :'( sad-face x1000

What a wonderful hotel with outstanding staff. We chose this hotel due to the unique nature of the…read morebuilding and history... so happy we did. The location is excellent and convenient to transit stations that will get you all around this beautiful city. The hotel itself is lovely and our room was great with lots of little extras (chocolate, mandarins, toiletry box). We stayed 3 nights and found the bed and linens to be top notch , with good sleep quality. We had breakfast each morning here and loved the hybrid menu/buffet style to be nice. Drinks at least once on the roof at night is a must!

I had a wonderful time at the Murray. First day we noticed some strange moldy smell in my mom's…read moreroom and reported to the front desk. After having the air purifier on for another 2 hour the smell did not go away. The manager came and moved her to one of their best executive suits and apologized. We were very happy with the gestures. The hotel is very fansy and professional. They also have a very famous michelin star restaurant that was fully booked out the week we were there.

Location is excellent in taking public transportation like MTR , tram or bus. Some people may not…read morewant to stay as it is next to funeral home. The place is clean . It's a bit old . It has great price for renting over a month for service apartment. It has a small kitchen, living room and dining room. It is spacious compared to a lot of other service apartments. Only thing is if rented as service apartment, it cleaned the room once a week and no shampoo and conditioner and lotion provided. Of course, if rented as hotel as daily rate, they will do all services and provide toiletries . As it is a hotel, there is outdoor pool, gym room and restaurants.

Was cheap to stay for 3-4 days but the Wifi connection was terrible. We were on the ninth floor so…read moremaybe that's why, but we also didn't get connection on the ground floor. The shower door didn't secure all the way and water would pool up on the floor outside the shower.

I stayed here twice from 5/2-5/5 and 5/9-5/12. The new hotel was situated in Kwun Tong and was…read moreabout a 8-minute walk from Kwun Tong Station Exit A2. You would have to cut across APM mall, thru Entrepot Centre and then get onto How Ming Street. It is then just 1 block away from the entrance of Entrepot Centre. Check in was at 3pm. As a gold member, we got a welcome drink. The room was of moderate size and the beds were comfortable. I thought the AC was not very powerful but it didn't really bother me that much. Complimentary breakfast buffet was included in our stay. There were croissants, salad, yogurt, vermicelli, congee, oatmeal, fried rice, stir-fried veggies, fish siu mai, steamed buns(pork, custard), hash browns, sausage, ham and scrambled eggs. They also had orange/apple juice, milk, coffee, and tea. Overall, the quality of the food was just average. I loved that they had a laundry room on the 7th floor with 2 washing machines and 2 dryers. However, it costs $40/HKD to wash or dry a load. They also have a rooftop garden on the 6th floor and vending machines. Staff was very helpful and friendly. Overall, it was a pleasant stay!

Just stayed here overnight before heading out for our cruise. After being in an airplane for so…read morelong, the room was very comfortable. The hotel was quite hard to find as it was a bit hidden away but the hotel was very modern and the staff were friendly. Beds and bathroom were clean and comfortable. The room included free wi-fi and a nice hot breakfast. Overall, a very good value for the price and I would definitely stay here again.

Crowne Plaza Kowloon East is in Tseung Kwan O, and is right above the Popcorn Mall and the Tseung…read moreKwan O MTR Station. My wife and I came for a recent trip for 12 days and we enjoyed our stay. Our room was clean and comfortable. We requested the housekeeping staff to clean our room every other day, and asked them to change the sheets midway through our trip and they did a good job. As part of our reservation, we got free breakfast buffet on their 1/F Restaurant "A Chef's Table", which was tasty and had a whole bunch of options. We didn't try any other hotel restaurants, or try the pool or other amenties. The hotel's wifi was pretty strong. Despite setting up thermostat, my wife was hoping the heat were be stronger in our room, while they weren't able to adjust the central air, they provided my wife a portable heater on her nightstand. While on previous trips we've stayed in North Point, we chose this hotel because Tseung Kwan O was an convienient location for seeing the relatives and friends for this trip. Within walking distance there were many food and shopping options, and we could see all of Hong Kong getting more busy as the borders were opening up, the New Territories still don't seem as busy being in the center of the Island or Causeway Bay or Tsim Sha Tsui. While in the NT, we were able to get wherever we needed to go pretty convieniently through MTR or bus. I didn't book the reservation but my wife said it was a pretty good deal. I'd recommend this hotel.

Very well equipped hotel with an extremely convenient location! Its located right next to the…read morePopcorn mall with direct access to the Tseung Kwan O MTR station. Popcorn mall is also connected with two nearby TKO malls. As for the hotel itself, my experience with staff have always been pleasant whether its with the front desk or the cleaning ladies. The lobby and elevators were always very clean (although elevators were a little tad slow). The rooms were also clean and spacious, some with a pretty good view of nearby parks/outdoor spaces. Overall was very quiet as well. The only thing about the rooms is that the shower water wasn't super hot. Staff responded to our concerns pretty quick and it got better. My room also featured a bathroom with a glass wall. There is an option to have blinds down (inside the bathroom) but because of the light on the other side of the room, you can still see inside the bathroom - just something to be aware if you're sharing the room. The gym was also very clean and pretty standard with equipment. I wish they had a bigger space for yoga mats/open space but I was able to find a little corner for myself. There is an outdoor pool that is going to reopen in April 2023. Breakfast buffet is another add on option. It featured a good range of Asian (esp Hong Kong style) and Western classics. It had your omelets, sausages, hot food, bread/cereal, but also had wonton noodles, congee with diff condiments/sauces, etc. Overall enjoyed my stay here with many reasons to recommend this hotel to others!

Convenient location on an MTR mall with lots of food options. Shower has good water pressure. Large…read moreroom, but small, non smart TV means no screen casting, Netflix or YouTube. 4 HK outlets (only 3 were working in our room) but the alarm clock includes a usb outlet. Note the only North American plug is in the bathroom; bring your HK adapters (3 large rectangular prongs; don't forget HK is 220v not 120) Also includes breakfast (6:30-10:30am) which is already more than a continental breakfast, but if you stay more than 7 nights you get one free upgrade full breakfast (normally $99 HKD). Primary downsides: the elevators; only 3, inside the mall, shared with several restaurants means when it gets busy, it can be a wait (up to 10 minutes when only 2/3 are operating). Also local calls are $7 HKD per. 8.5/10

We had an amazing stay at the Holiday Inn Express in Tseung Kwan O. The HIE was a very tall…read morebuilding that sort of mirrored the Crowne Plaza next to it. The free breakfast was served in Crowne Plaza and it was incredible; there were so many types of food to have. It was a great buffet each morning. There were items such as fried rice, salad, cereal, sauteed vegetables, fried eggs, congee, toast, English food, morning beverages (coffee/tea/milk/juice), and specially for HIE members- fruit and pastries. The location of the hotel is great, it was so easy to travel around since it is located right near the bus station and also the mtr. It's also connected to the Popcorn mall which was convenient as well. The rooms were pretty clean and the beds were very comfortable (firm beds, which I prefer). Remember to bring your type G plugs for power in Hong Kong. It was also very nice of them to provide bottled water each day.