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When I pulled up in my taxi at noon, there was no one to take my luggage or greet me. There were no porters at all. I saw an employee helping to load another group of guests’ luggage in the car at snail's speed. Even after, he just stood there and completely ignored me. My taxi driver was dumbfounded and I had to open the door myself and carry the luggage inside while the employee watched; there were several staff members inside who did not bother to come out and assist. Later during my entire stay, I was not greeted once entering or leaving the property. The staff did not even bother to smile and just stared at me, unlike how they treated other guests.  Check-in was friendly and efficient. I was offered to sit down and hand the staff my ID and credit card. The room, however, wasn’t ready initially, so I was told it would be ready in half an hour. Luckily, the wait was shorter than that and I was escorted to the room and given a friendly room tour. During the stay, except for check-out, the porters were not proactive in opening the door and sometimes ignored me, and did not smile either.  The first impression of the room was how small it was. Contrary to the advertised 730 square feet, it doesn’t feel nearly as large. The bedroom area was like any regular five-star hotel room that has a large bathroom. Certainly would not be mistaken for a suite or even a junior suite. For a hotel that is widely publicized for the size of the rooms, this is questionable. The bathroom and closet area in the end are unnecessarily large and redundant. There is not a proper foyer. The furniture is well-maintained despite beginning to show its age. Television was fairly obsolete and had sound issues. Switching channels would make the sound either quiet or loud. One thing to be noted here is that this hotel offers adult films on Television. Families with children should be aware. Compared to newer hotels, there are no wash-lets with bidet. The carpet was visibly stained across the room and there were scratches inside the closet. The air conditioner was hard to control and wasn’t working on the first presses. Even when it’s turned off the ventilation in the room is still not off. I still wake up feeling cold. One caveat was that the hair dryer had a scary burnt smell and only worked if you tilt it in certain ways. My “mountain-view” room, was met with very little privacy. Neighboring skyscrapers of the Pacific Place and others take up most of the views and are within very close view. If the windows are two-way as they say, the people in the office towers could see clearly what goes on in the rooms. Overall, not a pleasant view to have. I did not get the nice mountain view in the advertising pictures. This is without question one of the worst rooms in the hotel.  There is a mandatory escalator which you will have to take to get to the rooms. This alone would be a reason not to return as I find it not very luxurious. The lobby area was also minuscule with little seating and pieces of luggage were stowed in public areas visibly.  Room service was consistently underwhelming except for a fantastic steak meal. Dan-Dan noodles were gooey and stuck together and tasted rather bad as well. Creme caramel was small in portion and had too much of an egg taste. Breakfast waffles were overpriced ($178) and mediocre. I would have to say each time I called, the operator was nice and well-spoken.  The check-out process was efficient but cold and informal. I was not offered to sit down like during check-in. Porter was quick to get the car door for me. But my luggage was not loaded in the car when I asked them to and I had to wave to them to load it. The car nearly left without it. Overall I find the hotel to be overrated and overpriced. I did not feel like a valued guest and I can not see myself returning. The intention of this review was not for a better treatment in the future or any comp stays as I would rather stay elsewhere when I’m in HK.

Hotel Review: Casa Hotel, Hong Kong I recently stayed at Casa Hotel in Hong Kong and had a pleasant experience. The location in Yau Ma Tei is fantastic, close to public transportation and local attractions. The rooms are compact but well-maintained, offering all the necessary amenities. The staff were friendly and helpful, making check-in and check-out a breeze. Although the breakfast options were limited, the convenience of nearby eateries made up for it. Overall, Casa Hotel provides good value for money for travelers looking for a comfortable stay in the heart of the city.

Not a bad hotel consider the price and very centrally located. Room is a little small but acceptable. The hotel is very close to the MTR and overall I enjoyed staying here and will consider this hotel again on my next visit.

Location is very convenient,just few minutes walk from mtr location and there’s do many bus routes. Near night market also, many restaurants near area hotel Room clean and teddy, But AC no Cold.

A very good option for a first visit to Hong Kong, as the hotel is very well located. Wan Chai and Admiralty metro stations are within walking distance. There are a lot of wonderful Asian restaurants nearby where you can have a delicious meal. The rooms are small but clean, and I was very pleased with the new plumbing. Minus for the noise insulation, although it's possible that we just got inadequate neighbors on the floor. The staff is very helpful and hospitable. We'll come back next time.

Great location for dining, shopping, travelling between airports and tourist attractions. Hotel is close to MTR exit,  easily accessible via buses and MTR.  Hotel room is spacious and clean. Hotel staffs are friendly, helpful and responsive. Definitely will choose to stay here again.

Nice hotel, luxury, comes with lounge, snacks, breakfast and simple meals provided, for suite room check in at 43th floor, meet and greet girl at lobby kinda...., cause she said opps sorry I just can speak English, why they assign a person greeting at lobby with just English speaking, try to learn from Emirates, it's weird, when in elevator ,you ask something to her in Cantonese, she look at you and answer sorry I don't understand, then you speak in Chinese, and she say sorry just English @@.

The room was spacious and clean. Efforts put into cleaning the room can really be seen. The bedding was comfortable and the amenities in room were adequate. Although the room looked a bit dated, it more than made up for it with the comfortable ambience. It is just a comfortable hotel to stay in.

A True Gem in Hong Kong – Exceptional Stay at Hotel ICON I recently stayed at Hotel ICON in Hong Kong, and it was an experience I’ll never forget. From the moment I arrived, the service was impeccable. The staff went above and beyond to make me feel welcome and comfortable. The rooms were spacious, modern, and immaculately clean. I particularly loved the panoramic views of Victoria Harbour – waking up to that stunning sight was a dream come true. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and the attention to detail in the room’s design and amenities was impressive. The hotel’s facilities were outstanding. The rooftop pool was a highlight – a serene oasis with breathtaking views of the city skyline. The fitness center was well-equipped, and I appreciated the thoughtful touches, like complimentary refreshments. Dining at Hotel ICON was another standout. The breakfast buffet at The Market offered an incredible variety of delicious options, catering to all tastes. I also enjoyed the innovative and fresh dishes at Above & Beyond, which paired beautifully with the stunning view. The location was perfect – conveniently close to public transport, shopping, and attractions, yet tucked away enough to feel like a peaceful retreat. Hotel ICON truly exceeded my expectations in every way. Their commitment to sustainability, personalized service, and luxurious comfort make this hotel a top choice for anyone visiting Hong Kong. I can’t wait to return!

Hotel is as nice as before. They were very accommodating to my request for rooms to be on the same floor. Good location with a lot of food and supermarkets. However, you will need to bring your own toiletries or buy them at the hotel as they no longer provide them for free.