I might be a little impartial when it comes to One Pacific Heights…read more My husband and I rented an apartment for 2.5 years at One Pacific Heights. It is an apartment...walls, a kitchen, a bathroom, windows...you get the picture. The apartment, although newer because is was built around 2010, is just like any other apartment you might rent in the area of Sheung Wan or Hong Kong. One Pacific Heights is a 5 star Yelp in my opinion though because of the service we received from the staff from the moment we moved in to the day we moved out. Gilbert, Henry, Tommy and the entire team really are what made our experience at One Pacific Heights exceptional. They were quick to address and assist us with any issue we had with our apartment. From A/C issues to making sure our dry cleaning found us, the staff at One Pacific Heights treated us with professionalism, courtesy and care. They made us feel like family. Not everyone on the staff speaks English, but that did not diminish the hospitality or service we received. The apartments themselves are quite nice. Newer, Miele kitchens with clothes washer, lots of light, balconies and only four apartments on each of the 50 floors in the building. Swimming pool and workout facility as well. The building itself is very close to a local dai pai dong, the MTR, the Fusion grocery, dry cleaners and more of the local feel of the famous Hong Kong spice district. Although there are many expats in the building from all over the globe, the building is settled into a very local neighborhood and it always felt more like a true Hong Kong experience to me (maybe versus living amongst a bunch of Americans in the mid levels, as many people do). The apartment was good, but the service from the staff is exceptional. This was why we would recommend One Pacific Heights to anyone looking for a new home

Beautiful addition to the heart of Wanchai!…read more The residential buildings are new and shiny, plus the nice stroll through charming Lee Tung Avenue takes you away from the hustle and bustle of Hong Kong. Love this place!

Hong Kong, a city of sky high buildings with sky high rents. If you're gonna spend half your…read morepaycheck on a place, why not get something NOT old and cockroach infested or waaaay out in New Territories. Dash Suites is telling you: THERE ARE OPTIONS. Room: First, kick your North American expectations out the door. With 7 million people in 1,104 km sq, you will likely live in a micro-flat. My Dash Standard room was 180 sqft. Despite the size, I fell in love so hard with this room. It was bright, it was clean, and it was located in the most convenient of locations. The building was older, but the room was newly renovated and the security guards downstairs are the nicest people in the world. Sure, it's small, but for a single occupant, it was perfectly cozy. Again, this is just for my flat. There are options to pay more and get bigger rooms The toilet wasn't in the shower, which wasn't next to my bed (there are a LOT of flats like this, don't be surprised). The bathroom itself was fantastically equipped with a rain shower head and like most apartments, the hot water has to be turned on and off. No, you don't have a kitchen, but you get a hot plate, a pot, and a boiler. The AC is new and high-tech. The bed reminded me of the fanciest of hotels and I still think it's one of the most comfortable beds/duvets I've ever slept in. This place definitely became my home and I could not have asked for anything better. Amenities: It's a serviced apartment so of course, you get your Wi-Fi but you also get weekly hotel style housekeeping, a very large TV with Apple TV/Now TV, and A GYM PASS. As an avid gym goer, the pass sold me, especially since gyms are crazy expensive to join in HK. Service: The people that work at Dash are lovely. They're polite and most importantly, responsive. They are available almost 24/7 and you are encouraged to directly message them through Whatsapp. They help you in with moving in, moving out (arranged for someone to help me carry a large box to the post office), and everything in between. In 6 months living here, the only issue I had was a very tiny bug problem one night; someone came in and sprayed the entire room the next day. Literally can't complain. Even after I finished living there, they still answered my questions promptly. Location: I stayed in the Causeway Bay location. The subway entrance was literally next door and I was dropped in the middle of consumer heaven. The amazing Sogo department store was my neighbour, and I was 5 minutes away from Hysan Place, Times Square, and all the convenience I can hope for. A 24 hour Wellcome was down the street. Yet despite all that hustle and bustle, it was always quiet in my room. Price: For Hong Kong, and in CWB, of all places, this place was a steal. I got in at a special promoted price that never increased over my time there. Typically the rent is from HKD 15,000 to 20,000/month which is in line with other serviced apartments I've researched. If you are planning to stay in HK for a month or more, I absolutely recommend Dash Suites. They have not only made it an easy experience to live and work here, but an incredibly enjoyable one. I can't believe I'd ever fall in love with a 180 sqft micro-flat, and now, I actually MISS it. A tear may or may not have been shed on the day I had to leave. Thank you so much to the entire Dash team! (74/100) - 2017

I have stayed at Chi 138 a number of times and it is the place that I look for first when planning…read morea trip to Hong Kong. Located in the Sai Ying Pun area, it is a short train ride away from the downtown area which I like, has wonderful views if you get a higher floor and the hotel personnel at the concierge station are really nice and helpful. The housekeeping service is average but you get quality towels, toiletries and water daily. The rooms are flat out large and separated into a living are, sleeping area and bathroom area. There is plenty of closet space, a large work desk, a nice refrigerator, a microwave, a toaster, a two burner stove, pots, pans, dishes, hot water dispenser, knives and forks, a coffee maker a desk, flat screen, iron and ironing board and basically all the things you would want at home. The new MTR (subway) station is just around the corner. Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park is across the street for exercising or swimming, Hong Kong University is a twenty minute walk away up hill. Trams to Kennedy Town are a block away and there are two supermarkets within four blocks. The view of the harbor is spectacular if you get a higher floor but the windows could use more regular cleanings. The hotel is easily reachable by the A-10 bus from the airport. The arrival stop is about two blocks away and the departure stop about five blocks away and the busses have plenty of room for luggage. Suggestions: 1. Kennedy Town for evening drinks; 2. Sun Tak Center for one of many breakfast places; 3. Walking along the Harbor; 4. City Plaza Four (Tai Koo MTR Stop); 5. Maxim's Palace for dim sum; 6. Tai Tam Country Park; 7. Aberdeen Country Park (have a barbecue); 8. Mount Parker Road Green Trail 9. Quarry Bay Area 10. Enoteca Quarry Bay; 11. Café Kool at the Kowloon Shangri-La Hotel; 12. Belcher Bay Park in Sai Wan; 13. Lantau Island Cable Car to Lan Tau Island; 14. Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade; 15. IFC Mall; 16. Kowloon Park; 17. Big Buddah and Po Lin Monastery (Lantau); 18. Tai O 19. Causeway Bay; 20. Hong Kong Park; 21. Victoria Park (Lawn bowling) 22. Mongkok Markets; 23. Victoria harbor; 24. Macau Day Trip; 25. Victoria Peak; 26. Sheung Wan; 27. Stanley; 28. Repulse bay; 29. Lan Kwai Fong a.

From the owner: CHI Residences, Hong Kong's boutique family-operated serviced apartment brand, balances life and…read morestyle for its residents with its concept of Refined Comfort located in authentic Kowloon and Hong Kong Island neighbourhoods.

Parkview is one of the high-end residential buildings in Hong Kong, but it's a lot more than that…read more It's a whole different concept, it's a home to those who live there and even to guests, it has a cozy feeling due to the care taken in everything from the design of the building and facilities to the furnishing to the staff employed in the management and club. Yesterday was my first time at the club and I was first impressed by the pieces of art displayed both in the tea area and upstairs (where there's a museum that could qualify as any European museum), and the buffet that was being prepared, very simply laid out and looking so delicious. We sat down for half an hour in the comfy armchairs upstairs and finally tried the buffet - it's got nothing to do with hyped buffets in Hong Kong...for a very reasonable price you could have anything you can think of: mussels, lobster, sushi and sashimi, assorted cold cuts, salad bar, fruit bar, hot dishes (lamb shanks, lamb and chicken curry, steamed fish, veggies...), noodles bar, pastries and breads of all kinds, foie gras, a dessert's section and a fondue. And I'm sure I've missed something. I tried a little bit of everything and ended up extremely full, everything was scrumptious. We headed to the library afterwards; what a nice, elegant and eclectic place it is. Browsing around the books and magazines we realized there were faces of famous singers in every shelf all around the library - we thought it was a great detail that shows freedom of expression and in turn makes you feel like you're in a place where you can express yourself too. This is the overall conclusion that we reached in Parkview: it's luxurious, but not pretentious at all. And it's eclectic, functional and creative - if you like art I would say this is a must-go for you.

I'm not a resident at Parkview but I come here for the tennis lessons. Their tennis coaching…read moreprogram is world class! I have had lessons at other clubs in Hong Kong, and find the coaches here far more professional and knowledgable. Look for Jon, he's the best!