The Fullerton Ocean Park Hotel Hong Kong

Great value for money! The room was spacious and clean, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering an unbeatable sea view – absolutely stunning! The kids had a blast. Plus, the free shuttle bus to the Ocean Park every half hour was incredibly convenient!

The hotel room was designed with a grand aesthetic. As soon as you enter, there's a floor-to-ceiling window offering direct sea views. To the right of the window is Ap Lei Chau, and to the left is the bay. It's bright, comfortable, and well-equipped. The toilet is a bit narrow, but the shower is spacious. There are a few interesting brochures in the room, and the minibar offers complimentary drinking water and coffee. Room service is also available, which is very convenient. The hotel's internal facilities are luxurious, though the swimming pool wasn't open yet. The 'Xingyao Hall' inside the hotel offers both a buffet dinner and à la carte options. The buffet dinner required reservations a few days in advance (perhaps due to the large holiday crowd), so I unfortunately missed out. However, the à la carte dinner was also very reasonably priced, especially with a 20% discount for hotel guests. The dinner menu included both Chinese and Western dishes, and the portions were moderate. For less than 200 RMB per person, I was very satisfied. The food was also delicious and met five-star hotel standards. The hotel is about a 10-minute drive from Ocean Park Station. A free shuttle bus runs every half hour and on the hour from the hotel entrance to Wong Chuk Hang MTR Station and Ocean Park MTR Station. For guests visiting Ocean Park, if you plan your time a bit, the convenience is comparable to the Marriott right at the Ocean Park entrance. The hotel service was also very thoughtful. At check-in, because of my issue (I didn't have an overseas payment card), the front desk staff proactively offered to waive the deposit, saving me a lot of hassle. Later, when I requested a one-hour late check-out, they readily agreed after a quick discussion with the front desk. Overall, the service attitude was excellent, even by Hong Kong standards.

Stayed here during the ***** New Year and had a great experience. The facilities, service, and room cleanliness were all excellent. The highlight was definitely the stunning sea view from the room, which was also surprisingly spacious – a rare find in Hong Kong. The free shuttle bus to Wong Chuk Hang MTR station and Ocean Park was very convenient. It's a shame that Ocean Park's back entrance, which is right next to the hotel, was closed; it would have been incredibly convenient and saved us the bus ride to the main entrance. The only downside: most hotels of a similar caliber in mainland China would have an indoor heated pool, but this one only has an outdoor unheated pool, which would be better suited for a summer visit.

The hotel has a nice view, though the room was a bit small. Two double beds are quite a rarity in space-starved Hong Kong! The restaurant and service were both excellent. My only complaint is that the smoke detector light in the room kept flashing very brightly. After I reported it, the engineering team covered it with tape, but then I noticed another flashing light behind the mirror. What's going on? 😦

The sea view room offers an absolutely stunning view and the room itself is spacious. I feel it's great value for money, and the breakfast selection is extensive. The shuttle bus runs every half an hour, which is very convenient. The staff were warm and attentive, I'll definitely stay here again next time I visit.

So convenient, being close to Ocean Park! The hotel is also very new, with beautiful scenery, perfect for a lazy getaway. Highly, highly recommend! (It's quite far from the city center and there are no convenience stores nearby.) However, the food is super expensive. The dinner buffet was 700 per person, and the quality was a bit lacking, to be honest 🫢. We stayed for 2 nights and paid an additional 5500 HKD. When I called to order food, the operator said she could speak three languages. I spoke English, but she seemed to have trouble understanding me. I asked for a 'baby chair,' but she asked if I meant 'high chair,' which was a bit different from what I learned when studying abroad, haha 😂. Then I tried speaking Mandarin, and she still seemed to not understand. Was I speaking too fast? I had no choice but to find a Cantonese-speaking friend to communicate with her 😅😅😅