Hong Kong Islands District Hotels

Thanks to all the previous reviews, my check-in was very smooth. I stayed in a single room with one single bed and a sofa. Although the room was small, it was enough for one person. It seems like the double rooms just replace the sofa with another single bed. The hotel staff were excellent and very enthusiastic. I didn't encounter any unpleasant experiences. The facilities aren't particularly new. The bath towels were a bit frayed from washing. The toothpaste was surprisingly hard, like candy, which I wasn't used to. There's no drinking water provided in the room; you have to get it yourself from a designated spot. Hong Kong's environmental efforts are very thorough. It was very convenient to take the shuttle bus from the airport to the hotel, and then from the hotel to Disneyland and Tung Chung. I'd like to suggest to management that drivers announce the stops at each station, or have pre-recorded announcements in English, Mandarin, and Cantonese playing at each stop. Many people got off at the wrong stop on the way back from Tung Chung because the shuttle goes to the Regal Hotel first.

The room was generally clean except the guest directory that had some food crumbs stuck to it, Service was correct.. Could benefit from more knowledge about surrounding restaurants.

The hotel lobby is a convenient three-minute walk from the airport, which is fantastic. Plus, you can't hear any planes taking off or landing at night, which is great for sleeping. However, the soundproofing between rooms is a bit lacking.

This friendly little hotel was just what we wanted. We wanted a quiet spot close to the beach to swim as much as possible and this was great. Town is about a 15/20min walk from center of town or the ferry, but a bad walk. Staff was friendly and helpful. Our room was cozy and comfortable with great AC. The balcony was nice morning and evening. We will definitely return.

Take a boat from Pier 4 in Central (you can use Alipay Hong Kong public transportation card) to Yung Shue Wan, which takes about half an hour. After getting off the boat, you will see several seafood restaurants and supermarkets, convenience stores, various bars, etc. on the island, and then there are houses, which are a pristine island fishing village style. After about 20 minutes of winding walk, you will see a small bay and a small beach shop like the one in Hong Kong movies. This is the front desk of Bi Hai Xuan. Check in here and pay a deposit. It is not recommended to buy water here. You can buy it in advance at the supermarket on the way here, about 6 yuan a bottle. Bi Hai Xuan is located in Hong Shengye Bay. The room faces the beach and the sea. The sand is relatively soft. It must be a popular local beach bathing beach in summer. The room is very small and the bed is only 1.3 meters. It is really not suitable for people who are used to sleeping in a big bed, but how to say it, Hong Kong's outlying islands may only be like this. After all, you don't come here to enjoy high-end hotels. The room facilities are basically complete and the conditions are average. Fortunately, the hot water is good, which can wash away the fatigue of the journey. We lived on the first floor, with a small courtyard of a few square meters (if it can be called a courtyard), so it was called a garden view room. It is 3 kilometers from Bi Hai Xuan to Sok Kwu Wan, about 50 minutes' walk. There are many seafood restaurants in Sok Kwu Wan, you can try them. But it was already evening when we checked in. Considering the winding mountain road and the lack of street lights, we went back to Rong Shue Wan to find a restaurant to eat. In fact, there are many choices, and there are many bars that foreigners like. By the way, there are many foreigners living on the island, maybe they prefer this kind of primitive life~

The location of the hotel is nearer to Citygate outlets than the airport, but a shuttle bus runs hourly between the airport , tung chung mtr and hotel. We checked in as a family with children and were already grateful to find our rooms arranged on the same floor. A lady staff saw our children and specially arranged connecting rooms for our ease and comfort. She also took the extra step to ask about our departure time the following day, and even arranged a later check-out time for us. We are extremely grateful and appreciative to Ms Eva Lee from this hotel! Loved the beautiful view from our Ocean View Rooms too. Rooms are modern and comfy, affording us a memorable stay. Restaurants and shops are just a stone's throw away. Will definitely choose this airport hotel again, and recommend to all!

Check-in was super quick; we were directed straight to the 15th floor because our room type included Executive Lounge access, which was lovely for enjoying coffee. The night view was beautiful, and an hour just flew by. Service: The restaurant service dragged down the score. I ordered a latte, but they made an Americano. When I asked them to remake it, they completely forgot. After waiting 20 minutes with nothing, I asked again, and they said they'd make it then. Hygiene: Towel changes in the room were prompt, but there were small ants, and I encountered them more than once.

The resort was pretty average – nothing spectacular but certainly not bad. The front desk staff were friendly and courteous. However, our unit was located on a hillside by the sea, so we encountered quite a few mosquitoes and bugs. Although there was a mosquito repellent device in the room, its loud, buzzing sound was quite disturbing, especially at night, making it difficult to sleep. Other than that, everything else was fine. The 1.2m bed is considered a double bed in Hong Kong. My kids loved swimming, so a one-night stay was perfectly acceptable despite the minor issues. It's very close to the beach, and the restaurant's food was also good. Guests also received a HKD 50 discount voucher.

The room was clean and breakfast was excellent. We paid half price, HKD 82, for our 11-year-old's breakfast. Breakfast was served until 10:30 AM, but our child was too tired from playing and slept in very late. After speaking with staff, they kindly allowed us to pack some bread for him. There are two restaurants opposite the hotel, but they close at 9:30 PM, so they were already closed by the time we got back after the Disney fireworks. You can catch a free shuttle bus from Tung Chung MTR Exit A. For our 11-year-old's birthday, they gave him a delicious chocolate mini cake and provided an extra bed for free. Many thanks to Ctrip for helping with the communication. Our family of three had a very comfortable stay. We will definitely stay here again.

I forgot to give a five-star rating when I reviewed it before. I've stayed at this hotel several times. The location is excellent, making it easy to get around. You can walk through a covered walkway from the hotel to the MTR and a 7-Eleven. It's right by Victoria Harbour and the Golden Bauhinia Square. The views are great, and I even got to see fireworks. The hygiene is good, and the service is excellent. The breakfast offers a delicious and abundant selection of both Chinese and Western food. After breakfast, you can even grab a paper cup of coffee to go. The night view is also stunning. I'll definitely be back.