Regarding transportation: There's a yellow shuttle bus to the hotel from both the domestic and international terminals. It's best to check the timetable and wait accordingly, as the longest wait can be 35 minutes. Make sure you're taking the yellow shuttle bus specifically for Jetpark – it has writing on the top, offers USB charging, and is even made in China.
Regarding breakfast: The hotel offers a buffet breakfast with a good variety of options. It starts early at 5:30 AM and finishes at 10 AM. If you have the time, I highly recommend getting the buffet breakfast. Even if your booking doesn't include it, you can pay on-site; it's not expensive. I can't remember the exact price, but it was around 30 NZD per adult, and children are cheaper. They even support WeChat Pay, and surprisingly, WeChat offers special favorable exchange rates.
Regarding self-drive parking: Hotel parking is free, which isn't the case for all hotels. The hotel has a massive parking lot, and you can tell how popular the hotel is just by how full it gets. When parking overnight, be careful not to park too close to the front desk area. Overnight vehicles should be parked a bit further away.
Finally: The hotel rooms are not small, and the service is top-notch, international standard. My personal conclusion is that the hotel rooms are much larger than similarly priced hotels in Hong Kong, and the overall service is just as good. All in all, it offers better value than hotels in similar locations in Hong Kong. Plus, the cost of living in this city isn't necessarily higher than in Hong Kong.
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