Nathan Hotel

Given the prime location, the room was small and the window was sealed, which I didn't like. I also don't enjoy taking baths in a bathtub. The breakfast was good, but overall, it was just average.

We stayed at Nathan Hotel during the National Day holiday with our child, and it was a very satisfying choice: 1. The transportation is super convenient. It's a 1-hour direct bus ride from the airport on A21, and the bus stop is just 50 meters from the hotel. Jordan Station Exit B1 is a 5-minute walk away, and Tsim Sha Tsui is a 20-minute walk. 2. We booked a twin room, which was very spacious at over 30 square meters. The two 1-meter beds could be pushed together, making it very comfortable for two adults and one child. 3. The hotel provides disposable toothbrushes, razors, and bottled drinking water. If you need more water, you can contact the front desk. The Wi-Fi speed was also very fast. 4. The cleanliness was excellent. The room was cleaned daily, and we didn't experience any bed bug bites. The mattress was soft but supportive, making for a very comfortable sleep. The only minor downsides were that the hotel is a bit older, so the air conditioning was a bit noisy, and the shower drain was slow. Overall, it was a very satisfying stay.

First time staying here since the renovation, and my first time on a lower floor, which was a bit disappointing. The room was incredibly small; it was my first time in a Club Smart room, and maybe this room type isn't suitable. The breakfast wasn't very good either. The location, however, is excellent, only about a 20-minute walk from the TIDES performance venue in Whampoa. If it didn't include breakfast, it would be fine, but with breakfast, the value for money immediately drops by 20%.

Bad review. We booked a family room, but were assigned a room in a very remote location. The hotel initially offered a free upgrade to a suite, but after seeing it, we found there was little difference between the suite and a standard room, so we opted to decline the upgrade and keep our booked family room. However, the room only came with 2 sets of adult toothbrushes and slippers, with no children's toiletries, which is not what a family room should provide. The overall environment was just average, and the experience for a family with children was very disappointing. Not recommended for families with kids.

The room was quite spacious and bright, and very clean. The staff paid attention to my requests (e.g., quiet room, not a corner room) and tried their best to accommodate them. Drinking water, disposable toothbrushes, and a travel adapter were provided. The "Zhuo Zhi" room type seems to be a promotional one, located on lower floors (2-6), and uses different elevators than the higher floors. The quietness on lower floors is definitely not as good as on higher floors. The soundproofing in the room was really poor! At two or three in the morning, after I had already fallen asleep, someone opened the door in the next room, and the sound was so loud it felt like they were opening my own door, startling me awake!!! Breakfast: It was a very simple Western breakfast, not very tasty. I'd suggest saving that money and eating at McDonald's or 7-Eleven instead – it would be much better. Location: There are two bus stops very close by, about 100-200 meters away. The MTR station is a bit further, probably a 500-600 meter walk. It's about 1 kilometer from West Kowloon (which is neither particularly close nor particularly far...). Even seemingly short distances in Hong Kong can feel quite long when you're walking. There are many restaurants nearby, a Starbucks downstairs, a 7-Eleven next door, and a McDonald's across the street. Temple Street is also not far away.