We were traveling with a group and I guess we got lucky cause we ended up in a suite with even a dinning room table. It was on the 70th floor with a magnificent view of the Rambler Channel and the city below. We loved our stay.

Hotel lobby and interiors are not very good and impressive ,always crowded,one never get a feel of five star as they claim. But once u cross the reception area ,all is well. Rooms are nice,harbor view superb and very relaxing. Bathrooms good and room service and cleanings are good and prompt.outdoor pools were closed but gym area and indoor pools are well maintained. A great park if u r for morning walks and two shopping malls just across the street. overall a nice and comfirtable stay

This was our 3rd visit to Hong Kong staying at this hotel, initially we stayed for 10 nights in September 2007, at that time only tower 1 was in operation, tower 2 was still being completed and we had a room on the 39th floor which we thought was really spectacular overlooking the water toward Lantau.
The hotel is mindblowing with the extravagent use of glass, marble, stainless steel and varnished hardwoods, apart from the ceilings I do not think there are any painted surfaces. The rooms are a minimum of 300 sq feet in size and are furnished with one or 2 very large beds. All of the rooms we have stayed in were slightly different in size and equipment, I think the high floors in tower 2 are larger than those in tower 1, also all rooms have a small fridge, which is for personal use not an expensive mini bar. Our first stay at this hotel included daily buffet breakfast at "circles" restaurant, I think this is hk$100 per person per day, it is not worth it, the variety of food was excellent however the staff did not appear to know how to prepare and cook western dishes. There are many good eating places within a few minutes undercover walk from the hotel and there is also a local supermarket for provisions to stock up the fridge.

The hotel is very easy to get to, at Hong kong airport purchase an octopus card at the HKTA desk then follow the signs to the bus station, bus A31 runs every 20 mins and terminates across the road from the hotel cost about 15 hk$. From the hotel to Kowloon or Hong Kong island takes less than an hour including walking to the metro station, again the fare is paid with the octopus card. All types of shops and facilities are available within a short walk including a full service laundry.
The hotel lobby has several computers for using the internet however I found these were generally configured for asian search engines also the keyboard letters were worn away and it was much easier to use the free wifi in surrounding shopping areas.
After our first stay at this hotel we thought it would never again be affordable to us, however the law of supply and demand or as the chinese say "seafood pricing" allows for some very good deals at certain times.
After 3 trips to this place in 4 years I am all Hong Konged out at present but would certainly return in the future.

This was the 1st time I stay in this hotel which is located near to Tsuen Wan West MTR.. It offer 2 queen size bed in which 2 adults and 2 children can sleep very comfortable. If you were to stay in hotels in Kowloon, most of them would only give you an extra bed . Excellent choice for family accomodation.

The hotel is located next to Tsuen Wan West MTR, it just only take you about 12-13 minutes to reach East TST. From TST you can start to shop from Kowloon. If you do not want to head to downtown, there are few shopping complex nearby which should be sufficient for you to shop.

Walking across the opposite is a market. You can observe the daily lives of the Hong Kong people and getting meals is very convenience. There are many of those HK restaurants which is very accessible in 3-5 minutes. We stay on the 17th floor which offer a very nice view of the hotel.

The power-point socket located below the TV is very bad. Your electrical plug not able to secure well & you have to bring your own universal charger to solve it.The bathtub was located in the middle in which you need to enclosed the curtain completely.

There is no free wifi in the lobby & the hotel only provides 10 PC in the lobby for guest to surf. AT the most 60-70% can be use & most of the time been use by chinese national which they can hog for long hours of usage. Would prefer the hotel to have some kind of control on the time limit would be better.

If you do not mind the travel to downtown by MTR, the savings you get from this hotel can transform for more shoppings.