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Dorsett is a good chain hotel that I’ve stayed at before many times in Hong Kong, but I have to say this is probably my least favourite of the several locations they have. The hotel does offer good facilities and good sized rooms with comfortable bedding, bathroom. The hotel also has a gym, and restaurant. However, the location isn’t too good and despite saying it’s only a few hundred meters away from two metro stations it’s quite a long and inconvenient walk from either. In addition, one side of the hotel overlooks a huge cemetery and grave yard - so if you are particular about this kinda of thing it would be an issue and it would be your entire view so something you can’t avoid. This isn’t mentioned anywhere else from what I can find. The only way you can avoid this is to pay to upgrade to a premium room (I feel this is a little unfair way of marketing). Staff are generally friendly however I did find one of the concierge a little rude and abrupt.

First time staying here since the renovation, and my first time on a lower floor, which was a bit disappointing. The room was incredibly small; it was my first time in a Club Smart room, and maybe this room type isn't suitable. The breakfast wasn't very good either. The location, however, is excellent, only about a 20-minute walk from the TIDES performance venue in Whampoa. If it didn't include breakfast, it would be fine, but with breakfast, the value for money immediately drops by 20%.

The hotel is located close to the bay with a nice environment. However, there are hardly any dining options nearby, and the restaurant downstairs is expensive and serves bad food. Since there are no other places to eat around, I wouldn't recommend it. While the bay view is a plus, the surrounding area is simply inconvenient. I heard it's a hotel for expectant mothers. This stay was a failure, and I won't be returning. The room facilities are also basic, but at least it's spacious. Given the price, I can't give it too harsh a review. In short, I don't recommend it unless you're looking for extreme quiet. The surrounding area is really inconvenient, and getting to the hotel itself isn't easy.

Hello everyone, what can I say about this hotel? It's clean and cozy, and the room was spacious. We booked a standard room and got upgraded to a suite! The breakfast isn't a buffet; it's à la carte, but it's enough to fill you up. The location is on a hill near Victoria Peak, within walking distance, and there are many bus routes around. There's also a supermarket nearby. Overall, we were satisfied with our stay here.

We stayed here for a staycation when the hotel first opened during the pandemic and had a great experience. Returning after a few years, however, was quite disappointing. First, the cleanliness fell short of standards. As soon as we entered the room, we found long hairs left behind by the previous guest on the sofa, along with a lot of white crumbs in the sofa crevices. When I went to the pool, I found that the clean towels in the locker room smelled awful. I was going to use one to dry my hair, but as soon as it touched my hair, the smell made me want to vomit. Second, the breakfast options were extremely limited. The waffle toppings didn't even include chocolate sauce, the yogurt only came in pineapple flavor, and the other hot Chinese and Asian dishes were very monotonous. It is severely overpriced (over 400 per adult and over 200 per child). The view is still great and the staff are friendly, but the hotel management and pricing simply don't match up.

This was my first time in Hong Kong for a concert, so I chose the hotel my good friend always stays at, and it was truly excellent! The location is superb, just a seven to eight-minute walk from Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station. The street views around the hotel also have a great vibe, and you can see the Victoria Harbour seascape just a short walk from the hotel, which is super photogenic – perfect for friends on a short trip. After the concert, our route back from Kai Tak was also very smooth. Plus, the hotel environment was very clean, and the staff's service attitude was excellent! Highly recommended!!!

Although the room size is a bit small, it's generally clean and comfortable, with a great view. You can enter the hotel directly from the main stadium direction, and nearby there's a shopping mall with a wide array of shops and food, making it very convenient. The transportation is also quite accessible.

📍Location: Located at 8 Finance Street, Central, it seamlessly connects to IFC Mall and Hong Kong Station (Airport Express Line) with direct indoor access. It's also within walking distance to the Star Ferry and Central Piers, making it extremely convenient for business, shopping, and travel. ✨Pros 1. Unbeatable Location You can access IFC Mall directly without going outdoors. The Airport Express reaches the airport in 24 minutes, and it's close to West Kowloon and Central Piers, making it a top choice for business travelers. 2. Excellent Views The sea-view rooms face north, offering direct views of Victoria Harbour and the Kowloon nightscape, with superb high-floor visibility. The heated infinity pool on the 6th floor, with its Victoria Harbour view, is a major highlight. 3. High Standard of Service Four Seasons' classic discreet service is not overly ingratiating, yet highly responsive. Guests can request different pillows and mattresses. The concierge is very capable, assisting with bookings for popular restaurants and shows. Turndown service and welcome amenities are spot on, and room cleaning is meticulous. 4. Pinnacle of Dining The hotel boasts 8 Michelin stars, with Lung King Heen (3-Michelin-starred Cantonese) and Caprice (3-Michelin-starred French) located within the hotel. Guests have an advantage in securing reservations, allowing them to enjoy star-rated cuisine without leaving the premises. 5. Comfortable Hardware Renovated in 2022, the rooms feature a sophisticated business style, comfortable bedding, and high-end bathroom fixtures. The gym, spa, and sauna are fully equipped, suitable for both leisure and business stays.

The room was tiny, and as soon as I opened the door, there was a damp, musty smell. The air quality was really bad. Running the AC for ventilation barely helped, and if I turned the AC up too high, it would vibrate with the bathroom glass, making a rattling noise. I had to turn it off at night to get some sleep. I didn't encounter the bed bug issue mentioned in previous reviews, but I still brought my own hygienic sheets, duvet cover, and pillowcases. It turns out it was absolutely necessary; the bedding definitely felt neglected, and you could tell it was a bit dirty just by touching it. I highly recommend bringing your own hygiene kit. Flushing the toilet was incredibly powerful; water splashed everywhere, soaking my toilet seat cover. Extremely annoying... The toilet paper and tissues were ridiculously thin, so bring your own. The only upside was that the shower had incredibly strong water pressure and super hot water, which made for a great shower (. Checking in on the 2nd took over ten minutes because the lobby was packed due to a holiday. On the 3rd, the bus to Tung Chung at noon was completely full; it seemed to coincide with a group of kids taking the SAT. The staff led us to the bus stop, and we waited for over ten minutes for a bus that was also packed, sos. The hotel's shuttle to Tung Chung only comes once an hour. If you can't wait, you can try catching the Marriott's shuttle across the street. It's the same coming back from Tung Chung; the two hotels are opposite each other. The Marriott's bus is less crowded and faster, while the Regal's bus takes a detour to pick up and drop off people at the Regala. The biggest advantage of the Regal is its direct access to the airport and its proximity to AsiaWorld-Expo. It's also cheaper than the Marriott, but for this price, the quality is even worse than some budget hotels... Choose the Regal for a short stay, but if you're staying for more than three days, definitely go for the Marriott.

I chose this hotel over other options in Hong Kong Island and Kowloon, mainly for its excellent location. With kids, it's just two subway stops to Ocean Park, and The Peak Tram is only about a ten-minute walk through Hong Kong Park. The hotel also has direct access to Pacific Place and the MTR, making getting around incredibly convenient. While the facilities do show their age, the service here is absolutely top-notch. From the patient and friendly front desk staff during a late-night check-in to the thoughtful family-friendly amenities, it really adds to the emotional value of a family trip. Highly recommended for families!