This is an excellent hotel with outstanding service. The quality of the service and staff is well above most 4 star hotels. The hotel and hotel furnishings are new. You can connect your computer to the television from the desk in the room. The hotel is less than a 5 minute walk from the tram and major bus lines. Express... more

We stayed here on our 1st night out of our 7 nights trip (we stayed at several hotels including Grand Hyatt, Langham Place Mongkok, Island Shangri-la and Venetial Macau). I must say this is a very new hotel near the HK Macau ferry terminal. However the taxi drivers are not very sure where this hotel is exactly located. There are... more

A really nice hote. Yes the location is not on the waterfront next to all the big hotels but this is the reason it is so cheap. We paid travel rate of HKD 381.00 a night. The rooms are very clean and new, great TV and bathroow. The service is very good and the location is not that bad. You... more

The rooms are decent size for HK, and everything is new, even if incredibly modular and non-permanent looking. Beds are comfortable, and the plumbing works as it's supposed to. The hotel staff was very helpful and attentive, with much arm-waving when we walked up, and rushing to call the elevator. The relatively low price for accomodations here is largely due... more

The service from everyone was superb (front desk, concierge, housekeeping). Even though the location is a little awkward, the HK$2 ($.33 CAD) tram is like 20 meters away and gets you close to anywhere you want to be ... plus their efficient morning shuttle service is good. The rooms, while small, are well appointed with all the modern amenities like... more

I am usually not a big city fan when it comes to leisure travel, especially in Asia, but this Hong Kong trip happened to be an exception. I wanted to chose a good and affordable hotel that gives you great views along with being a little secluded from the city. The Courtyard was an obvious choice, and upon request I... more

I first arrived in Hong Kong in 1981. Lived there for many years and for the past 5 years drop back into what I regard my home from my present residency in Shanghai (using hotels). Admittedly they are leisure trips (some business reviewers have pointed out the location is not desirable for quick access to Central) but taking a tram... more

We took the metro to the Sheung Wan metro station and got a cab to the Courtyard. The driver did not know where it was but called a friend and got directions. The hotel has a shuttle to the station, but not round trip. Check-in at the Courtyard was a breeze. The front desk provided efficient and courteous service. Our... more

I really highly recommend this hotel. It may not be in one of the main hotel areas but it's a 10 minute tram ride or 15 minute walk to Central through a bit of real Hong Kong - and the tram is only HK$2 (around 18p!). The hotel is modern, with very friendly staff and if you are a Marriott... more