REGENT HONG KONG

Across from the hotel is Victoria Harbour, offering excellent, unobstructed views. The Avenue of Stars is right behind the REGENT HONG KONG, and K11 is next door. Tsim Sha Tsui Station is a short walk straight ahead, making it very convenient to get around. Breakfast was decent, but the soundproofing wasn't great, and the toilet made a slight noise when sat on. The service was excellent, from check-in to luggage storage. Turndown service was also provided. Overall, a satisfactory stay.

I've stayed here a few times when it was still the InterContinental years ago. Coming back after all these years, I really don't understand the room designer of this hotel. The pillow situation – two identical pillows. Even a 500-dollar hotel nowadays offers a choice of two different pillows, but not a 5000-dollar one. The ventilation system has to be completely shut off at a certain time, and the toilet room is sealed and poorly ventilated. The design of the door lock makes you feel insecure. As for the room lighting, it's either the overhead light shining a direct, narrow beam down. It's as if the designer lives in a world I can't comprehend. Aside from the view of Victoria Harbour, I really don't know what makes the entire room worth 5000 dollars.

Sneaking away for a quick weekend in Hong Kong! The Regent is centrally located in Tsim Sha Tsui, just a 30-minute drive from the airport. The hotel lobby is spacious, with a deep reception area and a profound background screen, offering unobstructed views of Victoria Harbour from the windows. You get to see the daytime's clear blue, the night's dazzling lights, the tranquility before dawn, and the splendor of sunrise... The sea rock and essential oil aromatherapy before bed, along with exquisite Western pastries, show incredible attention to detail! The lobby bar's afternoon tea is unique, with the outdoor sea sparkling like an emerald gem under a clear sky. Reuniting with old friends I haven't seen in ages, everything in the moment was just too perfect. This unique experience was provided by The Regent, and I'll definitely be back!

Excellent! I absolutely love the environment here. I've stayed many times, and each experience has been wonderful. ♥️♥️♥️🥰 Will continue to support! ♥️♥️

Extremely Frustrating Birthday Celebration – High-Priced Victoria Harbour View Room, Ended Up Staring at Curtains and Darkness Rating: ⭐⭐ / 5 I booked a stay at the Regent Hotel to celebrate my birthday, specifically paying extra for a Victoria Harbour view room with high expectations. However, upon returning to the room after dinner (around 9 PM), I found the entire glass window completely fogged up with condensation, rendering the beautiful harbour view a blurry mess. When I reported this to the hotel, the staff explained it was due to the temperature difference between inside and outside. They sent someone to adjust the air conditioning to a higher temperature and suggested we fully close the curtains, claiming the condensation would disappear in two hours. Trusting the staff's professional advice, we reluctantly drew the curtains and waited impatiently in the room for two hours. By 11 PM, when we finally opened the curtains again, the condensation had indeed vanished, but so had the lights of Victoria Harbour, leaving only pitch black outside. For a top luxury hotel that prides itself on its spectacular Victoria Harbour views, while condensation due to temperature differences is a physical phenomenon, the hotel's handling of the situation was extremely disappointing. The staff, knowing it was already 9 PM, advised us to "close the curtains and wait for two hours." This effectively robbed us of the chance to enjoy the night view that evening. Ultimately, after paying a high price for the room, my birthday night was spent staring at curtains and then a featureless, dark view outside the window in the early hours. I feel incredibly frustrated and regretful. This birthday experience left a significant stain on my memories, and I hope the hotel management seriously addresses this issue with their facilities and their crisis management.

The room was very satisfying. A staff member named Su Yongxin took us to our room and meticulously explained every corner of it, including how to use the coffee machine. The view was truly amazing, and the turn-down service was also a thoughtful touch.

The lobby staff were incredibly friendly and provided excellent emotional support. I'm very satisfied!

It was my first time staying here, and while the price was a bit on the higher side, everything else was excellent, especially the service quality, which was absolutely spot-on. Loved it! 👍

Upgraded to a suite. Overall, putting aside the geographical limitations of Kowloon, Hong Kong, Hotel Panorama by Rhombus offered a good stay experience. As for Grand Hyatt, don't even consider staying there if you don't want to be looked down upon by Hong Kong locals. 😁 I personally checked out of Grand Hyatt shortly after checking in and sent a complaint letter directly to Hyatt, whether it makes a difference or not. It's an unpleasant feeling when Chinese people treat other Chinese people as invisible in front of foreigners. But Hotel Panorama was very nice; even if you're not savvy, you'll find staff of various ethnicities and with diverse needs ready to serve you wholeheartedly.