Sun Hung Kai Properties properties in Hong Kong

The Royal Garden in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, is an internationally renowned five-star hotel. It boasts a prime location in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong. The check-in experience and service are top-notch, and the hotel facilities are of high quality, generally meeting the high standards expected of a five-star hotel. I highly recommend it!

The room was clean and the facilities were decent. They offer a free shuttle bus service, which is very convenient. It's best to take it to Tsuen Wan Station; it runs every 10-15 minutes until 11:10 PM. From Exit B, just go down one set of stairs and you'll see the sign. If you're going to Tsuen Wan West Station, take Exit D, cross the road, and you'll find a bus stop sign at the taxi stand on your left. There aren't many shops or restaurants directly around the hotel, but you can easily go to Tsuen Wan or Tsuen Wan West for food and shopping. There's also a beach and a swimming area just below the hotel. It's also easy to get to Disneyland from here. The price was good too. I'd definitely book again.

Honestly, this is the best hotel I've stayed at in Hong Kong in the past two years. The breakfast selection is fantastic and delicious, and the location is super convenient. The rooms are spacious and clean, but what really stands out is the staff – they are so friendly and welcoming. I loved the little touches like the wireless charger next to the bed, and having both direct drinking water and a water dispenser was incredibly practical for our family trip.

I stayed for ten days in Hong Kong for Chinese New Year, and overall the hotel was pretty good. The Chinese New Year decorations created a nice festive atmosphere. The room size was smaller than what you'd find in Beijing, but the bedding was comfortable and the bed was large enough. All the other amenities you'd expect were there. The Wi-Fi was fast enough and had excellent coverage. The transportation around the hotel is convenient. There's a shuttle bus service to and from Shek Mun MTR station, or you can take it to the Royal Park Hotel to transfer to the East Rail Line at Sha Tin New Town Plaza. Just be sure to check the timetable. The A41 bus goes directly to the hotel from Hong Kong Airport or the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge port. You can also take bus 680 to reach areas like Wan Chai, Causeway Bay, and Admiralty on Hong Kong Island in about half an hour. There aren't many restaurants nearby. For food, drinks, and other necessities, there's only a 7-Eleven downstairs, open from 7 AM to 11 PM. Otherwise, you'll need to go closer to Shek Mun station. My only complaint about the room was the two spotlights above the headboard. One was a reading light that could be turned off independently, but the other was a direct room light that couldn't be turned off unless you switched off the main power, which was a really poor design. It was quite glaring when trying to watch TV in bed, a definite flaw in the hardware. The housekeeping staff on my floor were excellent. Every time I saw them, they politely greeted guests and offered New Year wishes. The room cleaning was also very thorough, and they would add amenities according to the number of occupants. For environmental reasons, the hotel doesn't provide bottled water. Instead, they provide a glass carafe, and you fill it yourself from the water dispenser on the floor, which I thought was a good way to avoid excessive waste. I would consider staying here again on my next trip to Hong Kong.