Courtyard by Marriott Hong Kong Sha Tin

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.

One of the must-stay hotels in Hong Kong! Great environment, great breakfast 👍 Perfect for hiking and sightseeing, or for a peaceful temple visit 🙏 Hong Kong has four main hiking trails – the Hong Kong Trail, Lantau Trail, MacLehose Trail, and Wilson Trail – all definitely worth exploring.

The location is quite convenient, just a short walk from the subway station. The area around the hotel is relatively quiet, and the room itself was clean and tidy. The breakfast was decent, with a good variety of options.

The lobby and public areas are grand, and the room was decent. However, from our 27th-floor room, we could see the messy rooftop of the building next door. For a hotel that's been open for over ten years, the room was well-maintained. There's a Wellcome supermarket downstairs and a McDonald's behind the hotel. The shuttle bus service was infrequent, but luckily it's less than a 5-minute walk to Shek Mun MTR station. Plus, there are many dining options near Shek Mun, which was convenient!

It's rare to find such a spacious room in Hong Kong. It was clean and tidy, with excellent service. The gym and pool were great, and the surrounding area was also nice with a good view. The free shuttle bus made it convenient to get to key areas, and it was quite close to the MTR station and easy to find.

Negative review, avoid at all costs! The front desk discriminates against mainland Chinese guests. They deceptively claimed that the room type I booked was full and switched me to an accessible room. They only mentioned a few extra handrails, but the room layout was drastically different and much smaller. I booked your hotel so many days in advance, yet you didn't reserve a room for mainland guests? I checked in at 3-4 PM on the same day, and they still told me my original room type wasn't available. Are they intentionally applying double standards because they think mainland guests are easy to deal with? I specifically call out the male staff member working at the first check-in counter on the right on the afternoon of August 23rd for discriminating against mainland Chinese guests. Does a Marriott-affiliated hotel really hire such people? Secondly, after your hotel finally moved me back to a normal room, the curtain rod fell and injured a guest. They only offered two breakfast vouchers as compensation, without even a sincere apology. A Marriott hotel in Sha Tin, which costs a thousand a day, can't even maintain its basic facilities properly, yet they're here discriminating against mainland guests. Where do they get their sense of superiority? Avoid this place!

This is a hotel I frequently stay at. It's very convenient to get to by bus or subway, and the surrounding amenities are decent. The rooms are quite spacious and well-equipped, and the breakfast is plentiful. The service is generally good, with only a few minor exceptions.

Compared to other hotels, the room was quite spacious and clean, but the bed had a noticeable dip in the middle – probably just bad luck. Breakfast was pretty basic, and there was no bottled water in the room; you had to go to the corridor to get water. Other than that, it was fine.

As soon as the front desk staff heard I spoke Mandarin, they immediately switched to Mandarin, which was very welcoming. The room was very large and spacious, and spotlessly clean. The housekeeping staff were incredibly polite. I'm very satisfied and will definitely be back.