We stayed here during our trip in Hong Kong. It's definitely more in "suburb" area so you're far off 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. read more

Honestly an excellent location in the city. You have bus connections outside the hotel to Hong Kong Island, 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. read more

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The building and rooms are beautiful. The bathroom is very nice. I love their bed and bedding. However, the upkeep is poor. The bench in the room has edges broken. The walls have stains or mildew marks ? The facility has quality for 4 stars, but the upkeep is below 3 stars. I am disappointed with what I saw. read more

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A rare gem to find in HK with spacious rooms that meet US standards! This will be my family's go to hotel when we visit HK. read more

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Was looking for a relatively inexpensive place to stay in Hong Kong that would at least be nice enough that I could come back at the end of the day and be comfortable (read: have the room be larger than like 100 sq feet). This Courtyard is pretty new and it shows. The lobby is huge and beautiful, the service is excellent (thanks for the late checkout, Eva!) and the rooms are clean and nicely-designed, with little perks like free travel adapters and a promotion where you get discounts at the cafe and a free Octopus card. Try to get a river view if you can. I wasn't able to get one, and I was just looking out at the two huge buildings across the street. The trade-off to getting this level of quality at a decent price is that it's pretty far if you're meeting people anywhere besides the New Territories. But happily, there's a Circle K across the street (which unfortunately has weird hours timed to the building it's in?), a Wellcome market and a McDonald's all just below, and it's not more than a 5-10 min walk to the MTR (and you will be walking to that MTR). They also have a free bus that takes you down to Tsim Sha Tsui; you can ask the front desk for the schedule. Good luck getting it on the way back, though, as it stops pretty early in the evening. Transportation to and from the airport is pretty straightforward: get on the A41P bus and either buy a ticket at the airport (the counter is outside by the bus stops), or plop the exact fare in after you step onto the bus (they don't give change so make sure you've got coins). There were some downsides to the Courtyard in Sha Tin. During my entire stay, there was some weird noise that sounded like scraping metal, and I heard it constantly. I couldn't tell if it was from the elevator I was next to or the plumbing or something else. I probably should've asked to move rooms, but for all I know it's the same in every room. Also, the buffet at the cafe - in my opinion - was only so-so, even though it cost nice-hotel-buffet money. The variety and choices of food were fantastic, but everything seemed sort of cold and not very good. All in all, though, the Courtyard in Sha Tin is a great value and a nice place to stay. As long as you don't mind taking several MTR lines to get anywhere. read more

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This is the nicest Courtyard Marriott that I have stayed at. It was an awesome deal to book using points because the quality of this hotel is more like a full on Marriott than a Courtyard Marriott. If you have Marriott status that allows you to access the lounge on the top floor, then all the better. The lounge has drinks available during operating hours (7:30am-9:30pm I believe), and there is complimentary breakfast 7:30-9:30am and evening hours d'oeuvres 5:30-7:30pm. During all other hours there are a couple of snacks available (peanut snack mix and small cookies/candy and sometimes fruit). Our hotel room was clean and well maintained. The housekeeping ladies were super nice and helpful. The location is pretty decent as well -- the MTR station is just under 10 min walk away, and there is a bus stop about 3 min walk away. There is also a Wellcome grocery store just downstairs, as well as a mini shopping area attached to the hotel. Overall, I would be happy to stay here again during future HK visits, but especially with Marriott gold status the perks are sweet. read more

This Courtyard Marriott is an excellent value if you're redeeming for Marriott rewards points. It costs the amount of points that you'd need for a Courtyard-level Marriott, but the amenities available at this hotel are suitable for a full Marriott. It's also conveniently located because there are bus stops right in front of the hotel (2 min walk) and it's about a 5 min walk to the train station that connects you with the rest of Hong Kong. Our room was clean and well maintained. The housekeeping staff were friendly & super nice. The only minor complaint I have is that we left our "do not disturb" light on for our entire stay (because we had our baby with us -- so we didn't want any disturbances when she could be sleeping or about to fall asleep). Two times, the hotel staff tried multiple ways to contact us for a "safety check" because apparently it was concerning to leave the "do not disturb" status on for so long. We didn't know it was a big deal until they came and knocked on our door right in the middle of baby's nap for a safety check. We told them everything was fine & they apologized profusely. A couple of days later, they came again to do another safety check -- again in the middle of her sleeping. Thankfully she didn't wake up either time. read more

Awesome hotel! Very glad we stayed here! Located in Sha Tin. If you're looking for a hotel within close proximity of the major tourist sites (in Kowloon or Hong Kong Island) this hotel is NOT for you. This Courtyard Marriott is located in the suburbs of Sha Tin. If you want to go to Kowloon, etc. you will need to take the MTR or a cab. Fortunately for us, this location suited our needs perfectly. + Newish hotel. Modern and clean. + Free wifi (in the rooms as well as the lobby, restaurant, etc.) + Rooms were spacious and clean. + Staff was friendly and helpful. + Staff spoke English. + Cab station outside the lobby. Staff will translate to the driver (in Cantonese) your destination. Make sure to bring a hotel card (with the name and address in Cantonese) to show to your cab driver on the way back. + Convenience store (Circle K), drug/grocery store (Manning's) and McDonalds next door. + Shopping mall/center (Fortune City One) a short walk away. + MTR station nearby. + Gym/Fitness room with showers. + Complimentary bottles of water. + Breakfast buffet. Our stay included breakfast. The offerings were extensive. Both Western and Eastern food items. Fruits, cereals, breads, pastries, yogurt, dim sum, fried rice, hot noodles (to order), omelets (to order), coffee, tea, juices, etc. + Check-in and check-out process was fast and efficient. - No shuttle to/from the airport. However, you can take the MTR or a cab (fare is about 260 HKD). read more

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Sha Tin is a bit far away from where the action is in Hong Kong, but their prices are very reasonable so you get what you pay for! The hotel itself is actually quite nice, and the rooms are fairly large. I was surprised by the interior design because Courtyard by Marriot hotels in North America are usually very small and plain. Honestly, if this hotel were situated in a more centralized area, I would have mistaken it for a semi-luxury hotel! The staff here are very courteous and the majority of them are multi-lingual. My Cantonese is not very good, so they directed me to somebody who could speak English. The hotel also provides a free shuttle service to the MTR station and several other downtown areas (Kowloon, Central, TST, etc) and the bus driver announces the stops in Mandarin, Cantonese and English. Getting here from the airport is fairly simple, but the bus ride takes around 45 minutes or so. read more

**Update** Brought the cockroach issue and the issue related to the broken AC to the attention of staff at the hotel. While they've acknowledged that this has happened before and steps are being taken to ensure this never happens again, I am hopeful that good customer service will prevail in the process, assisted by good folks at Marriott corporate. I'll post an update shortly. **Update** Found a cockroach in my room today; cannot believe that I am seeing this in a Marriott property, after all the issues we've had, I can't say I'm surprised. As a loyal Platinum member I will have to consider taking my business elsewhere. read more

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Courtyard Hong Kong Sha Tin-I stayed here for the 4th time last month. This will be my last stay. It's a beautiful hotel, & they're trying to stay in excellence but are missing the mark. This Courtyard is declining. On my Marriott profile, I always request extra towels. When I requested them daily, the housekeeper wanted the used ones. . This went on until she got tired of coming to the room daily. Lol. They've replaced the Vita brand water, w/a little bottle of Marriott brand complimentary water. The gym is a little warm & difficult to work-out like that. Everyone was friendly as usual, except the gentleman checking me into the gym. Not sure what his problem was. Overall, the hotel is ok, beautiful & clean on the surface, but I'm over it. read more

Spacious rooms, friendly service, and an upscale feel are reasons why I'll likely stay at the Courtyard Hong Kong Sha Tin again next time I visit HK. If you know of the tightness of average residential living in HK, you'll appreciate the spacious rooms here. Decent views of the city, depending on which side of the tower you're on. Eating big is a grand purpose of being in HK, at least for me, and so an adequately equipped fitness center helps my body feel LESS like crap. Dumbbells go up to 20kg, so don't expected to keep up your ripped regimen here. However, there is a Smith machine to do the easier version of your barbell exercises here (barbell bench press, squats... and I guess deadlifts but please don't do DL's here, Smith machines look wussy enough as is.) There are a bunch of weight lifting and cardio machines to keep you in shape here so you can eat more. Of course, nice change rooms, saunas, and an outdoor swimming pool that overlooks the islands. We also ate a-la-carte at this hotel's restaurant, Momo. Prices are a bit higher, as expected from hotel eateries, but I'm excited to mention that their portions were delicious and surprisingly large so the price was reasonable. The LOCATION is also excellent, with a bus hub right outside the hotel and the Shek Mun 石門 MTR subway 5 minute walk away! Very accessible to get to points-of-interest. Pro Tip: Ask the hotel for their free Shuttle Bus service schedule. Comfortable, air conditioned shuttles take you common tourist stops and are a god-send for those wanting to experience some scenic routes. There is also a McDonalds right outside the rear entrance to the hotel, which shares the same building, perfect for some late night shake-shake fries and crispy wings! Highly recommended to come here! read more

Expats. We stay here to save on points. Reasonable for point value. Enjoyed the more relaxed atmosphere over hustle & bustle of being in town. The river area makes for a nice walk/run. Convenient fast food and store. Quick walk to mall. Downside: it's a bit smelly, especially on the floor with the gym - strong fishy odor. The pool is lovely; however, be aware it is closed DAILY from 1-2 pm for cleaning, yes right smack in the middle of the day. Overall typical courtyard experience. read more

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This hotel is under going some remodelling (a few floors and the executive lounge) . Hopefully it will be done soon. The staff here is very helpful and attentive. Also very perceptive. So while the executive lounge is under construction, they have other areas to provide the services. The rooms are decently sized. Clean. And you might get a view, although there isn't much to see. Complimentary bottles of water, and a mini bar that they charge for... Now, this place has a very nice shuttle from the hotel to City One to Sha Tin MTR. also a special one to go to san sui po. Check the schedule. They're pretty much on time so make sure you're a little early. Its first come first serve. Also if coming from the airport, there is an MTR station not too far from the hotel. Or take the A41 bus. Also the sign at night isn't too well lit up so look for the McDonald's sign... and its right there on the hill... read more

The hotel itself is pretty nice. It's in a suburb I guess you'd call it of Hong Kong. There's not much around it so hopefully you're there for a purpose, and not trying to kill time. The executive lounge was under construction during our trip, so can't speak to it. The staff was nice, and very friendly. We cut our trip short, not because of the hotel but it's location. We decided it'd be better to back in Central and take the MTR vs. being in Sha Tin in our off time. The room was nice, we had a two bed room, and it wasn't too small. read more

This is an excellent hotel and we had an enjoyable stay. Transportation : 1)A41p from airport to hotel cost HK$27.7 (US$3.50) you can buy ticket at airport bus station booth). 50 min run till midnight. Bus stops across from hotel at stop called Ravana Garden. 2)Practically hourly complimentary shuttle free service to/from Tsim Sha Tsui or TST (drop-off at Middle Road) behind Peninsula Hotel. Taxi ride one way would cost HK$120. 3)At street level in front of hotel (escalator or stairs) you can take 87D bus to Mongkok and other areas in TST(fare HK$8) or 680 cross harbor to Admiralty MVR subway station (fare HK$19). Direction of bus to town faces left of stop. These rides provide wonderful opportunities to see real unvarnished city life from double decker bus. 4) MVR subway is 5 min walk away but requires 2 transfers to reach TST or town center. Food & Service : 1)Staff all very friendly and super helpful. For example, Tracy, Gabriele,and Christy in 30th floor concierge lounge. Phyllis from front office. 2) Breakfast buffet free at MoMo restaurant offers a great variety of delicious choices to suit Asian & European tastes. 3) Concierge lounge offers generous, good food, desserts beer and wine plus great view in the evenings. 4)Room is spacious clean with good view of Sha Tin. Showers are strong. Bed is super comfortable. Internet is free and fast. 5)There is a Circle K store, a Welcome Supermarket and a pharmacy right downstairs of hotel. We preferred here with the open space to noisy crowded TST. read more

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I am loving my stay at this hotel. We are traveling with a one year old and the pack and play (crib) that we reserved came in so handy. There is plenty of room to put the crib and with the shades creates a great atmosphere for naps. The shower has a lot of pressure and the air conditioner is great for the HK humid weather. Bedsheets smell clean and the provided complimentary water and fruit. Right outside the ground floor is HK breakfast and a convenient store to buy essentials like water. Thanks Marriott for the awesome stay. read more

The hotel is conveniently accessible to the whole of Hong Kong via Mass Transit Railway (MTR), especially to Lo Wu and Lok Ma Chau at Shenzhen, making it ideal for business or leisure guests travelling to Mainland China. The hotel is only 10 minutes from The Chinese University of Hong Kong and 30 minutes from The HK International Airport. They have a MoMo Café located on the 2nd floor and is a modern all-day dining restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner buffet, with a la carte options. With stylish decor, Lobby Lounge (at the lobby of course) makes a refreshing and energizing rendezvous, offering signature cocktails, fine wines and exquisite snacks for guests' pleasure on their a la carte menu. read more

This place was a great find. Its just a subway/MTR ride or a hotel shuttle bus away from the action in Hong Kong (around 25 minutes). It is a little bit outside the city but its location on the river is beautiful. The staff speaks English and were extremely helpful. This Courtyard is much nicer than the ones I have stayed in in the US. The rooms are a pretty good size by Hong Kong standards, but may feel small if you are use to the ones in North America. The high pressured waterfall shower was a nice touch. It also has a great 3rd floor pool and workout center. The locker room has a sauna, stream room and awesome showers. Everything was very clean and top of the line. There's a grocery store, Circle K and McDonalds right outside or the street level of the hotel which makes snacks and extra water very convenient. The wifi is free if you are a Marriott rewards member, which is free to sign up for if you aren't a member already...so you can get it for free easily you just have to be willing to sign up. I recommend staying here if you are okay being a little bit outside the city. It is a great way to save some money if you are okay taking public transportation into the city center. read more

The hotel is about thirty miles from the airport and away from the tourist part of the city. The best way to get to the hotel is by taxi or Uber. The Airport Express Station is a little distance from the hotel without an easy connection. The hotel offers free shuttle service to train stations in the area. There is a bus from the airport that stops a block away from the hotel. The stop is on the other side of the street with a very busy intersection. The hotel is modern and very clean. The staff is outstanding. The room was medium size with end tables. There is a shower only in the room. The room had plenty of room for luggage storage on a shelf that ran along the walls of the room and windows read more

This hotel is not shy about trying to rob you at every moment. They had an astronomical per-item charge for regular laundry, and I don't mean dry cleaning! A normal load of laundry would have cost $60-70 USD. Thankfully a little laundromat a few blocks away did the same load for closer to $5 USD. And the food. Jesus christ. The first morning I walked into the hotel restaurant to see what was for breakfast, sat down with my sister, and we both ordered coffees. We were brought coffees, along with a bill for over $60 USD. The coffees were $5 USD each, and they had assumed, without us ordering, that we'd each be having the absurd $25 USD breakfast buffet as well. We were fairly in awe and decided to just pay for our $5 coffees (normal, black coffee - $5 USD for a cup) and find another place to eat. They have croissants and bottled water for sale in the lobby, by the concierge counter. The croissants were stale and awful, and both were overpriced. Other complaints: - Our swipe cards didn't work for the "executive lounge". - The "king size bed" room had a queen size bed. - There was no remote for the television. - Wifi cut out fairly constantly. The only thing the hotel has going for it is that it is near the MTR station, and that it has a relatively comfortable interior. I much preferred the hostels I stayed in for a fraction of the price. read more

Nice hotel, we needed a room for a night while we updated a visa to China. Great buffet for breakfast and a good lounge I would stay again read more

Spectacular view. Auto shades. Large bathroom. Good restaurants nearby. It was recommended by a friend, I would also recommend to others.