Had a good experience staying at the Hyatt Regency at Sha Tin. The only thing I would say is that…read moreit's far away from the city center, but with the MTR, it's not TOO bad. Located within a short walking distance from the University MTR stop. The lobby is pretty spacious and the bellhop were really friendly and helpful. The moment we got out of the taxi, they already had the trolleys out to help with our luggage. Check in was quick and easy. The room we got was a two twin bed room. You can say it was enough for us, but you can also say that it wasn't. The bathroom area is pretty spacious with a full size tub and a separate shower area. The decor definitely looks a little aged, but it was still clean. The hotel had a restaurant downstairs that does buffet. Didn't get a chance to try it though. There was also a regular sit down restaurant right next to it. We got access to the Regency Club and it was nice. Continental breakfast was provided as well as hor dourves later in the afternoon. The staff working up in the Regency Club were all pretty friendly, but for some unknown reason I felt like I was being watched over what I was doing. Just a sense of not feeling entirely comfortable or rather welcoming even though I had the right access to it. As far as the other amenities go, the pool area and kids area were really nice and big. The gym is also another amenity that deserves some shine. The workout area is a lot bigger than a lot of other hotel gyms. They have enough cardio and free weight equipments for guests to enjoy. Overall, no other complaints about our stay here. We would definitely consider staying here in the future, but will be putting traveling time back and forth into consideration. Lastly, if you're looking for laundry, there is a laundry spot one MTR away at Fo Tan. It's about a 10 min walk after getting off the MTR station in a small shopping center in the back. Pretty affordable prices compared to having Hyatt do it.

Just like Jackie, I too had a great experience staying here. It's close to the MTR. There is the…read moreuniversity across from here. The lobby was very nice. The room was the large with two beds. This hotel has a restaurant downstairs. They have buffet but nothing else. Didn't try it. It's pretty affordable especially.

A decently decorated private party room for rental. Spacious enough to hold a party for 80+ people…read moreprobably (my own estimation - better check with venue) if not more... it also has an outdoor section with BBQ facilities. Friend booked this place as we want some privacy (as we can be very noisy...) and one of our friends would like to bring her dog. One can discuss with the venue for the preferred catering option and we asked the venue to provide the steam seafood congee pot. Was starving so didn't take any pictures of the food lol. But as far as I remembered we had shrimp, geoduck, razor clam, giant grouper, clam... and of course the congee in the end. All you can drink soft drinks and Haizhu beer (?) are available as well which is quite a good deal for HK$285 per head

The venue itself: 4 stars Food in the dining room: 3 stars…read more I had the opportunity to be a guest at the FCC and it was a nice treat. The building itself is lovely, great Central location with an old school, established feel. I had dinner in the main dining room, which was well lit and cosy. I should've taken the member's advice and chosen from the Indian food menu, as the chefs are Indian. I ordered from the grill, giving the Australian petit mignon a try. The steak itself was cooked perfectly medium rare. The steamed veggies that came with it had no taste; it definitely needs seasoning. You have a choice for sauces and style of potatoes; I chose the fries and it was nothing to Yelp about. For dessert I had the American apple pie with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, which is an extra $20HK. It took 20 minutes to prepare and was a nice ending; however, nothing about it particularly stood out. Our table brought our own bottle of wine, but I'm unsure if there's a corkage fee. Service was friendly and professional, though it was very busy Friday night and occasionally things would be forgotten (we didn't get our bread basket until midway through our main course.) Overall, decent dining experience. If there's a next time, I'll go for the Indian food!

I had breakfast at the Foreign Correspondent Club this morning and wasn't crazy impressed with…read moretheir food. I had their English breakfast set (mid $50) which included juice, two overeasy eggs (you can get them any style), ham (you can choose between ham, sausage or bacon), roasted tomatoes, mushrooms, toast and coffee (you can choose between coffee or tea, both are bottomless). The eggs were a little bit undercooked, some of the egg white was still runny, the ham was a little bit dry, but the mushrooms and tomatoes were fine. They are very generous with the toast, giving you four pieces. The coffee was a solid cup of joe. The saving graces for the FCC are the atmosphere (relaxed and casual) and extensive menu. There are plenty of choices such as an American breakfast set, English breakfast set, Hong Kong breakfast set, pancakes, omletes, pancakes, pastries, cereal, oatmeal, congee, eggs benedict, corn beef hash, and much more. I thought it was all very reasonably priced too for a members only club.

Tian and Di are actually two separate function rooms inside the Landmark Mandarin Oriental. Tian is…read morea larger space that caters to a bigger reception. I was here for a press event with a Hollywood celebrity because on my own, I wouldn't be able to afford to rent out the venue as it is the most exclusive function room in town. First off, this function room was hard to find. When I was inside the hotel, the staff didn't understand when I said I needed to go to "Tian and Di", and instead directed me to the hotel room elevators. At some point, I was thinking "does this place even exist?" because no one knew how to get there. I walked around for about 15 minutes and saw that it was on the same floor as Amber (consistently ranked the best restaurant in the city), so I just popped on an elevator and press the 7th floor. Getting off the elevator, I took a peek at Amber to my right, knowing that I would have to blow serious dough just to afford an appetizer there. Upon entering the venue, I sensed the intimate nature and privacy of the place. It was really quiet, classy, and exuded luxury like no other function room that I've been to. The staff in charge of tea and confections were highly trained, moved fast, and were rarely seen as they seem to blend with the surroundings. The carpet was exquisitely velvet and the chair comfy as a cloud. As I sat down, I received the press release for the event and the rundown, which they happily gave to me in Chinese while a woman who sat next to me had both the English and Chinese version. Overall, if you've got the greens to book Tian, Di or both(!), go right ahead as the venue is truly stellar and totally discrete. I find this place perfect for high-level corporate meetings and exclusive gatherings.

This is a shared work space that has a comfortable working environment for when you need to get…read morethings done outside of home. They have conference rooms, private office spaces, lounge areas, and an outdoor space for events. You can either pay per day or pay a membership fee to use it on a regular basis. You can work there, hold meetings, or network with other members. In fact, they encourage networking between their members from all branches, including the Wan Chai branch, but also their international branches like Singapore and Bangkok. They have an in-house cafe where they sell coffee, tea, beer, soda, and cake slices. They host regular events like movie nights or tastings which you can check out on their website. Non-members are also able to rent their spaces for their events. The one thing to keep in mind is there is virtually no parking on site. They have like 3 parking spaces in front of their building, which are always taken up. There is currently parking across the street on the construction site, which will go away soon. I suggest you transport here or walk.

From the owner: The Hive Sai Kung is a buzzing work space for the entrepreneurial community in this friendly…read moreseaside town. The space features a Hive Café, light filled open work space, private offices, garden terrace and roof terrace - make this a beautiful working environment.