4-Star Hotels in Hong Kong, China

The hotel offers airport shuttle service, which made it super easy to find. All the staff were incredibly polite. I was a bit worried at first, but my actual experience was fantastic. The driver was very courteous, and the shuttles were always on time. Both the front desk and restaurant staff were very polite and accommodating. Overall, a great experience! If you're going to Disneyland, this is definitely my top recommendation – excellent value for money. For the return trip from Disneyland, it's just two subway stops to Tung Chung, and if you time it right, there's a shuttle to take you back to the hotel. The breakfast is quite good for a four-star hotel, and the lobby feels more like a five-star. The room was a bit small, but that's normal for Hong Kong.

The hotel doesn't provide disposable toiletries, so you need to bring your own. There are also no power adapters. The room is tiny, as expected for such a prime location, but its biggest advantage is the incredibly convenient transportation! Whether you take the A22 bus or the MTR, getting to and from the airport is a breeze. Just exit D2 from the MTR, and the hotel entrance is right across the street – very easy to find. The surrounding area feels very local, just like something out of a TVB drama. Within walking distance, you'll find all sorts of 'cha chaan tengs' (Hong Kong-style cafes), dessert shops, Wellcome supermarkets, and McDonald's. If you're going to a concert at Kai Tak, it's just one MTR stop to Sung Wong Toi! Super convenient~ The Klook ticket pickup point is also nearby, so if you're worried about crowds at the venue, you can pick up your tickets close to the hotel. All in all, it's a great choice if you're attending a concert at Kai Tak!!

The front desk staff were absolutely amazing! At first, I spoke English, but when they realized I was Chinese, they switched to speaking with me in Mandarin, and there was no hint of discrimination whatsoever. They even upgraded me to a sea-view suite, which was incredibly thoughtful! I was able to store my luggage at the hotel on both the first and second days, which was a huge help since finding luggage storage in Hong Kong can be tricky. After checking out, I realized I'd left my umbrella in the room, but the front desk was super helpful and immediately sent someone to retrieve it. What's more, when they brought it back, they had neatly folded it (I had just left it on the floor). This is truly an excellent hotel; their service surpasses even five-star establishments.

Pretty good, for this price in Hong Kong, the room is already great. The only thing I found a bit odd was the excessive number of mirrors in the room, and there's no partition between the sleeping area and the washbasin. Waking up at night to see mirrors everywhere felt a bit uncomfortable.

This hotel is decent. Even though it opened in 2009, the facilities are still in good condition and don't feel old. The room size is ample; there's enough space for two people and two suitcases without feeling cramped. The bed is a bit on the small side; it's fine for someone around 160cm tall, but taller people might find it too short. **Location:** It's close to the Kai Tak venue, about a ten-minute walk, which is super convenient for concerts as you don't have to deal with crowded subways. Sung Wong Toi MTR station is also about a ten-minute walk, and there's a bus stop downstairs. **Hygiene:** Good, the sink in my room wasn't tiny this time. **Power:** You'll need a universal adapter. There's only one outlet at the desk, but there are more behind the bedside table – you just have to move the table a bit to access them. **Food & Drink:** There's a dim sum restaurant downstairs, and several local 'cha chaan tengs' (Hong Kong-style cafes) nearby. The food at all of them is good, no duds. Just be aware that some only accept cash or WeChat/Alipay, but not Octopus card. The hotel also offers a shuttle service to Tsim Sha Tsui East and West Kowloon High-Speed Rail Station. I'll definitely choose this hotel again for future concerts. **P.S.:** The hotel doesn't provide free bottled water. The 370ml bottles they sell for HKD 5 are not worth it. You can buy larger bottles of Vita distilled water for HKD 2 at nearby pharmacies or local convenience stores.

The lobby and hallway may seem dated but the rooms are renovated to a 5 star modern clean and comfortable room! The airport bus conveniently stops in front of the hotel. The views are excellent from the room. There are buses and trolleys conveniently located outside.

I booked two adjoining double rooms. Though small, they had everything needed, and the hotel felt quite new and comfortable inside. It's located next to a highway, so there was some noise (rooms facing the small road on the opposite side would probably be quieter). I'd say the air conditioning unit was even louder. For breakfast, they offered one pastry and unlimited coffee refills. There was no bottled water in the room, and toiletries and slippers were not provided. It's about a 10-minute walk to Prince Edward MTR station. The value for money is much better than some of the older hotels.

We arrived around 1 PM and luckily a room was ready, so they let us check in early and even gave us a sea-view room. It’s super convenient to take the hotel shuttle to Tung Chung for shopping and then connect to the MTR for the city center or Disneyland, or take the shuttle directly to the airport. There's no need to book the hotel breakfast; the tea restaurant across the street is affordable and offers more flexibility. If you're going to Tung Chung to redeem the HKD 100 e-voucher, remember to bring your room key card! The mall's customer service will only process the exchange with it. Cleanliness: Clean. Ambiance: Good, feels pretty much the same as the slightly pricier Sheraton next door. Service: The cleaning staff in the hallways would proactively greet us. On rainy days, there's about a 50cm stretch where you might get wet walking to the hotel shuttle, but some staff members were there with umbrellas to help.

Booked the 2bdr city view, very spacious for our family of 4. It came with a washing machine which was an added bonus but they don't supply laundry powder/detergent so you need to supply yourself. There's no clothes rack but washing machine has dry function. When using the swimming pool, it's not as straightforward as going to the where you see the pool as all gates are inaccessible. You need to ask for instructions for this. Basically, you need to register to go then go via the underground labyrinth of change rooms (pretty cool by the way) then head through, what I call, the water fall door! Then you are in. The breakfast included was okay, more divesity perhaps needed! We had great views of the skyline. Sometimes you see the Dukling, traditional Chinese junk boat with red sails. They offer complimentary shuttle buses too which was an added bonus:) Overall, positive experience.

The location is excellent, and the scenery is absolutely beautiful, making it super convenient to get to the University of Hong Kong. However, some of the furniture is quite old, likely repurposed old pieces. The cleanliness is okay, I guess. Overall, it's on par with an Atour Hotel in mainland China. And the fact that you have to pay for water... I'm still trying to process that. I ended up buying a bunch of my own water to drink.