Hotels near Sai Kung, Hong Kong

"There are very few hotels to choose from around Sai Kung Pier, and this one is not too far away. Right outside the hotel is the Sai Kung waterfront promenade, which is great for running in the early morning and evening, and you'll also see many people walking their dogs. The room has a practical layout with a separate wet and dry area and a bathtub. Although it has been open for a while, there is still a slight smell of renovation. The hotel features a balcony with a nice view, which is quite good overall."

"According to the description, I booked a deluxe king-size room with a balcony and breakfast for two, costing nearly $1300 a night. The facilities included a TV but no remote (had to call for it), one bath towel and one hand towel per person (with black handprints), and a mosquito net with holes and dirt. However, there were two layers of blackout curtains, and luckily, I could still see a third of the side sea view. Some rooms should offer a full sea view, perhaps only the super deluxe rooms do! There was an electric kettle, but after boiling water, I found there were no cups provided. The double bed wasn't exactly 'king-size,' but it was 5 feet wide. The water pressure was good, and the hot water supply was stable, which was great. The room was large and clean. It's a pity that only breakfast was available; there were no other dining options."

"First, they gave us an old-style room on the 32nd floor with a musty smell. After calling to request a change, they finally moved us to a newly renovated room on the 35th floor, which had no smell, but the showerhead was rusty... This is a first in my life for a room costing over 1,300 RMB. It was too late to change rooms again, and there was no compensation. The lobby also smelled musty, lacking the signature aromatherapy scent and fresh air that standard hotels have. The view was nice, there was no noise, and the location is close to Tseung Kwan O MTR station and the shopping mall."

"The room was fine, but they told us we were getting an upgrade, which made us really happy at first. However, the 'upgrades' just kept getting worse! I had booked a high floor, but they downgraded me to a low floor instead. Is that really what you call an upgrade? Shouldn't an upgrade mean better views and a larger room? The upgraded room was a tiny bit bigger with a small living area and a kitchenette, but did I need any of that? I was here on vacation, why would I hang out inside the hotel room? I pushed the window open only to face the building right across from us. When I checked my original booking, it was for a high floor with an ocean view, so I asked to switch back. It took forever at the front desk to get it sorted out. The receptionist was speaking Cantonese with the guy who checked me in initially, and since I don't understand Cantonese, I couldn't help but suspect they were talking about my room. Plus, since I booked early, I got a great deal, but the price had skyrocketed by the day of my stay. I suspect they 'upgraded' me to a lower floor just to free up my original room so they could resell it at a higher price! The view from the high floor is unbeatable and offers great value for money. Just make sure to ask whether an 'upgrade' is to a higher or lower floor so you don't end up getting downgraded like I did."

"This was my first time staying in the Sha Tin area, and I stumbled upon this hotel. After crossing the border from Luohu, we took the East Rail Line to Tai Wai Station, then transferred to the Tuen Ma Line and got off at Shek Mun Station. From there, it was only a 5-6 minute walk to the hotel for our group. If we had caught the free shuttle bus, it would have been even quicker. The surroundings of the hotel are quite nice, and the room wasn't too small; it was clean and hygienic. However, the showerhead in the bathroom was so modern that it took us a while to figure out how to turn on the water. The staff were very polite, greeted us proactively, and explained the shuttle bus times and pick-up locations."

"The hotel's location is excellent, right next to the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) at University Station, making it very convenient for getting around. The hotel services and facilities are great, especially the direct drinking water dispenser, which is really useful. There aren't many dining or entertainment options nearby, but it's easy to get to Sha Tin. The hotel also has a swimming pool."

"Very clean, and the room was nice. There's a bus stop right outside. Not many places to eat nearby at night, but it's very quiet. I'd definitely come back here next time, I'm very satisfied! The hotel was easy to find, right by the road. There aren't many convenience stores nearby though."

"Staying at Dorsett Kwun Tong has been a really comfortable and convenient experience overall. The hotel environment is clean, the room facilities are well-equipped, and the staff are very polite and quick to help whenever needed. As for the location, it's quite convenient to get to Kwun Tong and nearby shopping malls, with plenty of options for daily dining and shopping. After staying for a while, it gradually started to feel familiar, almost like a temporary second home. What I appreciate most is the relatively quiet environment; after a busy day, returning to the hotel allows for true relaxation. All in all, it was a very pleasant and comfortable stay."

"My stay at Regal Hotel was fantastic, completely exceeding expectations! - Attentive service: The hotel staff were exceptionally warm and helpful. From check-in to promptly fulfilling every request, their service was efficient and welcoming, making me feel right at home. - Convenient transportation: There are direct buses right outside the hotel offering easy access to bustling commercial districts like Causeway Bay and Tsim Sha Tsui, making getting around extremely convenient. - Cleanliness and hygiene: The room was spotless, the bedding was comfortable, and it provided great peace of mind. - Complete amenities: The hotel features a variety of restaurants catering to different culinary preferences. Convenience stores, Mannings, and all kinds of eateries are just a short walk away, making daily needs easily accessible. Whether for getting around, dining, or shopping, everything was just perfect. It offers great value for money and I highly recommend it!"

"Overall, it's pretty good, and the pool is huge. The location is also quite convenient; it's easy to get to the metro station and find places to eat. There's even a supermarket downstairs. However, the USB charging ports here don't seem to work very well. It's best to bring your own adapter, otherwise your devices might not charge."