It's all about the rooms. They're big, their decor is superb, the windows vast, the bed is big enough to hold a large party in, the bathroom is spot-on, and the TV is enormous and has about three million channels.
The staff are perfectly pleasant though the place is so huge that the personal touch is inevitably missing.
The restaurants and room service are predictably overpriced but the food isn't bad.
The location is... well Tung Chung is an odd place. It's a new town, very pleasant to be in, if a little soulless. But the hotel sticks out of an outlet mall, it's near the cable car to the Big Buddha, it's 10 minutes from the airport by bus (though it's a bit tricky to know when you've actually arrived as it stops in a car park), the MTR station is 5 minutes from the hotel, and the city is only about 40 minutes away by MTR. The best of many worlds.
But I'm going back to the rooms. They're faultless. Spotless, sleek, modern design, HUGE windows, exceptionally comfortable climate control, great blackout curtains so they're dark when they need to be, and almost silent. I slept nearly 14 hours when I stayed here. Yeah it's quite expensive for its location, but worth it for a night or two.
- Accor Hong Kong
- Novotel Hong Kong
- Novotel Hong Kong Airport
- Hong Kong Novotel
