Hotel Romantic di Hong Kong, China

The room was clean and the mattress was quite comfortable, with good surroundings. The room had an independent air conditioner, a kettle and ceramic mugs, complimentary instant coffee and tea bags, and a mini-fridge. The bathroom had disposable toothbrushes, and the hot water came quickly with strong pressure. Exiting Tsuen Wan MTR Station from Exit E and turning left a few steps brings you to the shuttle bus stop, which is faster than coming out of Exit B3. Check-in was completely smooth in Mandarin; the staff spoke excellent Mandarin and were very efficient. I was given a room on the 15th floor. The room exceeded my expectations and was quiet. In the morning, I could take a walk on the nearby beach. It was a very pleasant stay.

The room was something else entirely; the hairdryer belonged in an antique museum. For such an expensive room, they really should get a new hairdryer. The rest of the amenities were fine, and the soundproofing did its best, but I could still hear planes taking off and landing from my room. Overall, the value for money was quite poor. The front desk charged me for an upgrade, so no complimentary upgrade there, but they aren't obligated to offer one anyway. Everything else was pretty good. Next time, I won't stay overnight during a layover in Hong Kong. Having a hotel would have made a big difference.

How should I put this? The hotel's infrastructure and environment are decent. The only thing I found particularly uncomfortable was the attitude of the staff. They had completely different faces: one for mainland Chinese guests and another for Europeans. This was more apparent than in any other country I've visited, especially the coffee shop in the hotel lobby – the double standards there were just unbelievable, haha. Rooms with good locations at the same price point are basically never given to mainland Chinese guests, if you catch my drift. (Some staff even made excuses like, 'You might have misunderstood because you don't speak Cantonese.')

The location is fantastic, right next to Tin Hau, in a very local neighborhood. It's quiet but not isolated, and if my booking hadn't been non-refundable, I would have definitely extended my stay. There are great food options nearby, like Wah So's Clear Broth Beef Brisket and the Black Sesame Ice Cream from Warm Heart Cheese. The service attitude, from the lobby to the doorman, was very kind and friendly. The room was small but had everything you needed. The bed was a bit short though, my 170cm kid's feet were hanging off the end! But overall, it was a good stay.

To be honest, the front desk upgraded me to a deluxe room, which I appreciate. The cleaning staff were also very friendly and the service was good. The location is unbeatable for anyone going to the Hong Kong Coliseum. I can understand not providing toothbrushes and toothpaste, but I still hope for bottled water, even though there's a supermarket downstairs. The worst part was the hygiene. I woke up in the middle of the night and felt a big red welt on my elbow, probably from an insect bite. I also had some small red spots on my back. I checked the sheets and finding hair wasn't even the worst part; I found some dirty debris that looked like insect fragments. When I lifted the duvet cover, I saw the duvet itself was also dirty. I lifted the pillowcases, and every single pillow was dirty. I grudgingly picked one to sleep on. I saw in other reviews that people also had insect bites, so I hope everyone is aware.

It's been over twenty years since my first visit, time flies! The Hong Kong Gold Coast Hotel's environment is as clean as ever, and the staff are always helpful, enthusiastic, and friendly. This time, I had the buffet lunch, and the food was not sloppy; the quality matched the price! Overall, I am very satisfied; it has never disappointed me. The only thing I hope they can improve is the refrigerator; it really wasn't cold enough. I understand that hotel mini-fridges generally aren't super cold, but this one was completely warm. Still, I'm forgiving and will definitely come back whenever I have a chance because the Hong Kong Gold Coast Hotel and I have a bond like good friends. See you next time.

The room was quite spacious, and the connecting room was locked immediately upon request. They thoughtfully sent a towel cake and a greeting card for my birthday month. I slept in and missed using the complimentary dining voucher, but I did use the 20% off merchandise voucher, which was great since I bought a lot. The cafe where I ordered food only had American, Hong Kong, and Chinese breakfast sets, which could be more varied. The shuttle bus and exclusive park entrance were good. Express checkout even came with a souvenir room key... It would be even better if there was a free luggage storage point for hotel guests inside Disneyland Park itself, so we wouldn't have to take the bus back and forth...

Completely exceeded my expectations! The room was incredibly spacious with floor-to-ceiling windows offering stunning ocean views. The bathroom was the largest I've ever encountered in a Hong Kong hotel; I could even enjoy the sea view while soaking in the tub. There were three of us, two adults and one child, and the two beds were perfect. My favorite part was the seaside garden right outside the hotel, where many expats were walking their dogs and jogging. If you want to swim, there's a pool on the second floor of the hotel, and on the same floor, there's a play area for kids. It was so convenient to swim and then pick up the kids afterward. There's also a ferry nearby that goes to Central Pier on Hong Kong Island, as shown in the pictures with the schedule.

I've been choosing the Regal Riverside Hotel every time I visit Hong Kong for the past two years. The transportation and dining options nearby are incredibly convenient. It's a very clean hotel with excellent value for money. Both the front desk staff and the cleaning aunties are very polite. I'll definitely choose to stay here again next time.

The bustling neon lights along the coastline unfurl into a shimmering galaxy of gold and silver, and even the wind carries a lively, festive aroma. Lying in bed, you can watch the sunrise paint the horizon orange – this view truly makes it worth every penny! I have to give a huge shout-out to Domi at the hotel; his service really touched our hearts. We were celebrating our anniversary and mentioned it in an email beforehand. When we checked in, Domi recognized us right away. Not only did he upgrade us to a high-floor city view room for free, but he also sent up two bottles of chilled local sparkling wine and a handwritten anniversary card with incredibly neat and beautiful handwriting. In the afternoon, we went out and forgot our charger, so we came back to get it. He had already placed a fully charged adapter at the front desk and thoughtfully asked if we wanted help carrying the souvenirs we bought back to our room. His discretion was perfect – he never intruded on our private time, yet we felt his thoughtfulness everywhere.