Disney's Hollywood Hotel

My grown-up child traveled alone and visited Disneyland Hong Kong for 24 hours. The hotel's shuttle service was very convenient, so I felt completely at ease. The room was huge; by Hong Kong Island's standards, it was enormous! Good value for money, definitely recommend!

The room was clean, comfortable, and spacious, with Hollywood movie-themed decor. We also had access to the recreational facilities at three Disney hotels. Plus, there's a free shuttle bus service between the hotel and the park.

The room was clean and beautiful. My kids absolutely loved the Mickey Mouse theme, saying it was even better than the Explorer's Lodge. The view from the window overlooked the pool and the sea, and the surroundings were really nice. We even ran into the proprietress! It was a truly perfect stay.

This is by far the worst theme park hotel I've ever stayed in. There were no smiles, no polite greetings – the hotel felt cold and unwelcoming, a stark contrast to the hotels and service at Shanghai Disney and Tokyo Disney. **Luggage Welcome Service:** There were staff members present, but they didn't offer to help with luggage or even acknowledge us. From getting out of the car to the hotel entrance, there wasn't even anyone to guide us. **Hotel Lobby:** No reception, no greeters, no guidance whatsoever. **Front Desk:** No introductions, no smiles. **Room:** No hotel information or park details provided, not a single one. **Facilities:** The air conditioning was very noisy, and the hotel Wi-Fi was terrible, often disconnecting. **Dining:** There are only two dining options, and no in-room dining service. One is a buffet, and the other is the 'Liu Ying Ting' (Crystal Lotus). The 'Liu Ying Ting' left a memorable impression, but for all the wrong reasons – the service was appalling. We ordered, and after 40 minutes, our food still hadn't arrived. We inquired several times, and there was no explanation whatsoever. It turned out they'd simply forgotten our order. A single serving of fries was HKD 70, and the kicker is that when we ordered, they said it was HKD 40. At checkout, the receipt showed HKD 70, and they insisted they had said HKD 70. Both of us traveling together must have had bad hearing to mishear that! The food at both restaurants was just average. A 5-minute walk to the Explorer's Lodge next door offers a wider variety of much better food. **Hotel Perks:** Unlike Shanghai Disney, guests at Hong Kong Disney hotels don't get early park entry, nor is there a dedicated entrance for hotel guests. Toiletries are not provided. You need to bring your own toothbrush and toothpaste or purchase them for HKD 40.

The room was very clean and my kids really enjoyed staying there. There's a pool, and we got discounts at the shops. The hotel staff were also very warm and attentive. We'll definitely stay here again next time.

Hong Kong Disneyland's Hollywood Hotel is truly the ultimate family-friendly destination! The retro Hollywood-themed lobby has such a great vibe, with Mickey and Marvel elements everywhere. My child was so excited the moment we walked in. The room was spacious and clean. We chose the Marvel-themed room, and the Iron Man mural and cartoon bedding details were just perfect – it was a dream come true for my child.

Great value for money, very clean, and the room was quite spacious. It's super close to Disneyland, and the shuttle service was quick. Luggage storage was also very convenient. I'd definitely choose to stay here again next time I visit Disneyland.

Having stayed at the Shanghai Disneyland Hotel before, I opted for the Hollywood Hotel in Hong Kong this time, mainly because it's newer and offers better value for money. My choice proved to be spot on. It also boasts a very attractive outdoor pool.

The hotel is really convenient with a shuttle service and a private pool, which is great for kids. The view of the ocean is stunning. The only minor drawback is that the room isn't very spacious; there's just enough room to open your luggage.