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.

Great hotel w amenities. Dim sum restaurant is very high- end and delicious. Rooms V spacious…read more Gym is excellent and don't forget your bathing suit! The pool is tranquil and very large. Also filtered water by special tap in your room! Only drawback is no breakfast or coffee shop. Moko mall is attached so you can access everything there. On the Mong Kok subway line.

Great place to stay if you're visiting Sha Tin, Hong Kong. It's super convenient to lots of…read moreshopping / great restaurants, subway transportation is conveniently close by, prices are very reasonable for an upscale hotel, and rooms are very comfortable, But best of all, the service is top notch. You'll feel well taken care of with everything from moving luggage to your room, switching rooms, service calls, room cleanup, etc. The staff is extremely friendly and knowledgeable and really go out of their way to make sure you're completely satisfied. Also great if you're traveling for business as there's plenty of desk room for both your laptops and eating items, hotel staff is extremely helpful in getting a taxi, Internet is reasonably fast (although, the nearby malls have pretty good WIFI, you can get to MTR without ever going outside, and the hotel restaurants are highly rated. Nothing but good things to say about this hotel -- I would definitely book again on another trip.

Location is amazing if staying in HK side. Right above the MTR - Admiralty and Pacific Place…read more(mall). Filled with shops, high & low, food and easy access to convenience stores like 7/11 on the MTR level. Easy walk out to neighborhoods like Wan Chai for local eats, and strolled a little further to Central or CWB! Be sure to do booking/resy for restaurants - seems to be the way to go. The hotel itself is well maintained. The rooms are beautiful, even is it's a little dated in some areas (bathroom) but the views are amazing looking at the hills, trees and houses above. Love that they provide international plugs already, so no need to have your converters. Hospitality: staff are all friendly, warm and welcoming. They always greet their guests with a smile. Housekeeping team - top notch! I'm so glad we picked JW, over the Conrad (ugh don't ask, had the worse experience in Singapore)... since we are members of both rewards programs. I feel like the JW is more on brand as their top tier namesake. I'm happy to be a Marriott Bonvoy member and excited for more stays! Pro tip: with the Marriott Bonvoy, you get late check out, so if you decide on a late flight, you don't need to rush. Just ask Concierge to make a note of it.

While I personally preferred staying on the Kowloon side, the JW Marriott in Hong Kong offers a…read morevery convenient location on Hong Kong Island. One of its biggest perks is the direct access to the Admiralty MTR station right beneath the hotel, making it incredibly easy to explore the city. Also below the hotel is a sleek, modern shopping mall packed with dining and retail options--though for my taste, it leaned a bit too polished and commercial. That said, just a short walk away is Bakehouse, an excellent spot for egg custard tarts and other baked treats. You'll also find several well-known roast goose restaurants in the area, which are absolutely worth seeking out. Inside, the hotel is clean, contemporary, and staffed by a genuinely attentive team. The lobby is stunning, with massive windows offering sweeping views of the city and harbor. Our room (2002) was spacious and well-appointed, with comfortable beds, a pillow menu, generous bathroom featuring both a tub and shower, and plenty of canned water on hand. Our corner room's wraparound windows provided panoramic views, and the blackout drapes--controlled remotely--did a great job blocking the early morning light. The outdoor pool and bar were open until 10 p.m., which our family appreciated after long, hot days exploring Hong Kong.

if I can give negative star, I will. The worse hotel I have even seen…read more room: very small room, two beds very close to each other, there is no closet and refrigerator. you can always hear next room and hear upstairs bed: very small bed, I am 5'7, my feet is outside the bed. wi-fi : the hotel wi-fi does not work something, and cannot process YouTube. service: you booked two days with prepaid, since we need to check out early, there is no refund.

Ok, maybe I'm a tad generous but considering how expensive HK is, and getting an incredible Expedia…read morepackage deal a few years back, this hotel packs value and convenience as long as you're into the name brands and high-end decor. Nor space: tight rooms but totally ergonomic and logic, not surprisingly given how they have to maximize space. Working desk right under the TV, and the stool to sit on tucks right underneath the counter. My room barely had any walking around space, in fact, none of it, as even the luggage takes up the 'hallway space' to the washroom. Of course, only 1 person can be in here at the same time lol. It's located in Tsuen Wan area, which though it appears to be away from the main action, it's a busy burb area, and at the end (or beginning depending how one looks at it) of the Tsuen wan MTR line. Which btw, isn't a 5-min walk, unless you're sprinting! I say it's a good 10minutes as long as you're not stopping by the street to window shop. From the front lobby, it's a good 100 feet til you get to the stair case that goes up 3 flights of stairs before you get to the walkway going across the main road, through the mini-mall, which is already quite packed and busy, til you get to the station. Which btw is quite handy as usual, with a 7 Eleven and the cream puff, as well as another bakery. And it's safe: you can return near midnite, no riff raff walking across the street. It's your typical Kowloon area with working class retail and eating areas, no major designer label shopping. Free wifi. and loved how often they have the shuttle bus to/back fr airport, with well-placed signs inside lobby. Again, it's simple but friendly, professional staff. Just one side of seating on the left when you walk in. Overall, worth coming back again if I could get this for $100/night again lol.

Our very first time staying at a hotel for 2 weeks while we were in Hong Kong and it was the best…read moredecision we made. Not only the hotel is spectacular, the view is amazing, it smells wonderful and its connected to several malls right outside of the hotel. 24 hours gym room, buffet, infinity outdoor pool, room service, everything was more than I can ever asked for. Did I mention the view on the 70th floor every night was breathtaking! We had some discrepancies with our hotel booking with Trips.com and it took several days and plenty of phone calls with the US trips.com and the assistant manager Ivan was not only professional, patient and understanding, he was what exceptional service is all about. I would return over and over again just because of the service I received by Ivan! If you're looking for a hotel that's got everything and then some, you will be in heaven every night staying here at Nina Hotel! 1000000% recommend 1000/1000! We'll be back for sure!

First time in Hong Kong in many years and decided to splurge a bit. Good location in New…read moreTerritories, convenient to the MTR and central to their own malls and connected through other malls by walkway. Easy walk into town. This is one of the tallest hotels in HK. Our room is spacious with nice amenities. It has a clawfoot tub if you want to enjoy a bath as well as a circular shower with overhead rain shower and handheld. There are no hooks in the bathroom, no drawers to store your clothes. There is adequate USB ports. You need to wrap the shower curtain around 360 for privacy. We had a spectacular view of HK. Nice amenities such as sauna and steam room, pool. Nice option if you're ok not staying in the heart of the city.

We booked the Deluxe Queen room. It's a very small space. The bed felt more like a double vs queen…read more The room was clean although the carpet looked like it could use a deep clean. Quiet street. Rooftop was SMALL. It was a little bigger than our room if anything. Staff was friendly. They can also help you call for a taxi to the airport if needed. It cost us around $268HKD. Not too bad. Wasn't feeling it lugging our luggage to the bus stop. There's definitely plenty of other hotels to choose from if need be.

Excellent service and location within Kowloon. Modern vibe. Super walkable to so many good eats,…read morethe Jordan Road night market, and public transportation (2 blocks from the Jordan Rd. MTR stop), and very Uber-accessible. I stayed in a Grand Deluxe King/Twin Room (195 USD/night) with my little family of 2 adults and 2 kids under 4. We arrived around 6am in the morning and check-in wasn't until 1pm so they held our luggage while we visited Victoria Peak and had lunch. When we got back, we were able to check-in an hour early at noon which was a pretty easy process. It just required our passports and a credit card and signing some documents. Staff was pretty fluent in English. My room had nice modern styling, a lounge area with a sofa and TV, a super simple kitchenette with a small fridge filled with canned drinks that are included (no extra charge for consuming them), and a bedroom with a king-sized bed and a TV and a smaller bedroom with a twin. The shower water pressure was great (YES!!!) and the Jacuzzi tub- heavenly! Despite all this, I wish the room had a microwave and a slightly bigger fridge. With its perfect location, accommodations, and really fair price point, I'd definitely stay here again. **I suggest bringing adapters to charge your electronic devices. **Free breakfast for one guest per room at their eatery. **Their 29th floor rooftop bar called the Horizonte Lounge has a 2 for 1 (beer or wine by the glass) happy hour deal from 5pm - 9pm, Sunday through Thursday.

We stayed here during our trip in Hong Kong. It's definitely more in "suburb" area so you're far…read moreoff from a lot of the touristy activities. Good is that it's definitely quiet at night. Bad is that if you want to go to the main tourist attractions in HK, it's a long transit ride there. Staff were professional and on top of everything. Very helpful with any questions we had. Surrounded by lots of restaurants and food places, a short walk from the subway station. Also lots of buses available for travelling to different locations. The rooms were clean, there's a water dispenser on every floor. Was kind of sad the pool was closed despite the weather being a consistent 30 Celsius plus but I get that that they need to close it for the winter season.

Honestly an excellent location in the city. You have bus connections outside the hotel to Hong Kong…read moreIsland, various areas in Kowloon, and the Tuen Ma Line is only a 7 min walk from the hotel. I'm a Bonvoy Silver member, and they upgraded me to a river hotel view for my 7 night stay since there were suites available. The view of the river and all the highrises was amazing. Overall everything in my hotel suite functioned well. No complaints in terms of defective materials inside. A bit of rust/stain from the walls and curtains, but you'd have to really look to find them. Concierge was good here, check-in and out was smooth. If you wanna stay in a hotel brand that's known for quality worldwide, but don't want to pay the increased prices close to the city centre, this hotel is an excellent choice.

Stayed here for a quick trip to HK, hotel is clean and stuff but they only allow to clean your room…read moreevery 2 days and I don't understand why, maybe the lack of staff? It's also very smelly, Like when you pass by the hallways it smells like Asian herbs which I don't find that appealing! The breakfast of a voucher from McDonald's which is nah. They don't have their own kitchen considering it's a 4 star hotel. It's quite walkable to the train station which is good too. It's just a basic hotel that's clean and I guess I could recommend this place if you're not that picky with the smell of the hallways. It's also a hustle and bustle place bec it's connected to the mall.

It's like one of a kind ! First time I experienced a lodge in a shopping plaza ok we'll there was…read morealso one near the Canning Hotel near the Ezeiza International Airport in Argentina. Panda Hotel is part of the Panda Plaza. As you enter the mall there is a sign that leads you to the hotel. It is three floors above the busy arcade. Check in is a breeze with plenty of helpful staff that assist a busy crowd from all over Asia, and rest of the world Rooms are fine for solo, or for couples. For families or parties three or larger request an upgrade as Hong Kong spaces are usually small. Compared to other reviews my room was fine. Room was clean, and quiet. Toilet and other bathroom functions were fine. Remember I am quite ulitarian. Location was quite convenient for its location . Location is in The New Territory of Hong Kong so it is far away from Northern HK island and Kowloon so prices for a very good hotel was fair. Service was excellent especially the concierge. Very organized and courteous.

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!