Hotele z: Pools w Hong Kong, China

Pros: - Clean rooms, daily housekeeping done - Good water pressure via shower head - Walkable to the metro - Elevators are fast - Staff was kind enough to help us hail a taxi for us to catch an 0800 train. Cons: - Not a fan of free the canned water - Smelled quite musty in my room initially (likely due to high HK humidity climate) - got better/subsided after having the ac running - Difficult to achieve a comfortable room temp, since there are signs that encourage you to keep the ac running, but I get cold easily and my partner gets hot easily - Required to keep the dehumidifier running 24/7 to keep the room comfortable (some ppl may like the white noise), I’m not a fan of air blowing on me while I sleep

The hotel offers a shuttle service to Tsuen Wan and Tsuen Wan West MTR stations. You can enjoy a great sea view from the hotel, and the rooms are quite spacious and comfortable. The staff are also very enthusiastic and helpful. For this price, it's a hotel with excellent value for money in Hong Kong. It's also not far from Tsuen Wan MTR to Disneyland and Tsim Sha Tsui.

It was good stay I’ll do it again as soon as possible, the location is fine and the transportation is available during the day and night it was really amazing trip sure I’ll hi there many times , the bus 3M takes you to several places and the ferry is fast

First, the positives: The location is decent, and most rooms offer a sea view. The room size is reasonable, featuring high ceilings that create a great sense of space with plenty of room for belongings. There is a mirrored cabinet, a refrigerator, and an electric kettle in the room. Downstairs, there's a PARKnSHOP supermarket, a Japan Home Centre (JHC), and a Café de Coral, making access to the shopping mall very convenient. The shower water pressure is strong. The negatives: The room is extremely dusty. After just 2 to 3 hours, noticeable dust particles accumulate on your phone screen. Housekeeping feels sloppy; upon check-in, we found hair and tiny food crumbs on the floor, and a bottle cap and plastic packaging on the bathroom floor. The overall smell in the room was quite unpleasant, though you kind of get used to it after staying for a while. The bathroom sink is a bit clogged and too shallow, so brushing your teeth and rinsing will inevitably cause water to splash back. Only 2 large bath towels, 2 very flimsy slippers, 2 plastic cups, and a 2-in-1 shampoo/body wash are provided. The bathroom is quite cramped, only accommodating one person at a time. The hairdryer is rather dated with weak airflow, and it shuts off automatically when it gets too hot. The room curtains offer zero blackout capability, so we were woken up early by the sunlight. Front desk service was mediocre. When I complained to the front desk that housekeeping had thrown away our room slippers without replacing them, and only emptied the trash liner while leaving the takeout box next to the trash can untouched, the staff member offered no apology or expression of regret. They simply said, ”I'll have someone bring you some slippers,” and left it at that—as if this happens all the time and wasn't a big deal. I’ve always chosen Rambler Oasis Hotel before and had a pretty good experience. This time I wanted to try and see how the two compare. Honestly, apart from a more convenient location, Rambler Oasis is better in every other aspect.

Easily the best value-for-money hotel in Hong Kong. I was thrilled to stay in such a comfortable place at this price point. Mandarin is spoken here with zero communication barriers. Free luggage storage is available, and disposable toothbrushes are provided. Bottled water is not supplied, but you can buy it very cheaply at the Best Mart 360 in the mall upstairs.

The front desk staff were very friendly and polite. The hotel is clean and hygienic, and the room environment is comfortable and pleasant with an unobstructed sea view. Convenient transportation, with direct buses and minibuses to the MTR stations (Tsing Yi Station, Kwai Fong, etc.), and minibuses go directly to Tsing Yi Station.

Had an anniversary staycation with my boyfriend at Fullerton Ocean Park. The experience was beyond our expectations. The hotel is tucked away in the south of Hong Kong Island, making it feel totally exclusive and quite - vacation vibes! All rooms are sea facing and offer spectacular view, and the infinity pool is simply stunningly out of this world. The hotel is new and well maintained, with polite staff. We also really enjoyed our buffet dinner (separately paid) and buffet breakfast (included) - food was prepared with care, and the selection was all of high variety and quality! The hotel was also kind enough to offer us a mini fruit platter for anniversary celebration, and extended our checkout time. Overall, we really loved our stay here, and would love to stay again in near future.

This is the best hotel! Speaking Mandarin as a mainland traveler is completely fine here! The only downside is that the hotel isn't very well-prepared for medical situations. When you feel unwell, they don't have much to offer besides advising you to go to the hospital, and there’s no shuttle service for that, so you just have to take a taxi. Everything else is a plus: First of all, a huge thank you to Dorsett Kai Tak for upgrading my room! The room was very spacious with a separate wet and dry bathroom. The shuttle bus is super convenient—just follow the timetable, and it drops you right off at the Airside MTR station. Airside was actually where we went most often for food. The shuttle bus staff were also wonderful and helped us with our luggage. The pool is open from around 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, and the lifeguards are always on duty, which felt very professional. The breakfast area has a wide variety of food, plenty of space, and is kept spotless. If there’s even a small spill in the lobby, dedicated staff immediately come to clean it up—they even wipe down the condensation dripping from cold drinks onto the tables. That said, I hope you might consider the habits of mainland guests and provide some hot water options, including hot milk at breakfast. Thank you! You need a key card to access guest floors in the elevator, and the staff are genuinely warm and welcoming. I’m already back home now, and looking back on this trip, I'm truly grateful for our stay with you. Oh, and regarding the hotel's eco-friendly policy, disposable toothbrushes can be bought from the vending machine downstairs for just HK$1, which is super convenient. I highly recommend Dorsett Kai Tak! Every day, breakfast was what I looked forward to most—the BBQ pork buns (char siu bao) were absolutely delicious. I didn’t originally have the best impression of Hong Kong because I got heatstroke and the National Day crowds were overwhelming, but because of you, I'd gladly visit Hong Kong again. I will definitely be back in the future with my family. Thanks again to all the staff! Thank you! 😊

Location: Situated at 8 Finance Street in Central, it offers seamless connectivity to IFC Mall and direct indoor access to Hong Kong Station (Airport Express). It's also within walking distance to the Star Ferry and Central Pier, making it incredibly convenient for business, shopping, and travel. ✨Pros 1. Unbeatable Location You don't need to step outside; you can directly explore the IFC Mall. The Airport Express gets you to the airport in 24 minutes, and it's very close to West Kowloon and Central Pier, making it a top choice for business travelers. 2. Excellent Views The north-facing sea view rooms offer direct views of Victoria Harbour and the Kowloon night skyline. The high-floor views are superb. The heated infinity pool on the 6th floor, with its Victoria Harbour view, is a major highlight. 3. High Standard of Service Classic Four Seasons discreet service – not overly solicitous, but quick to respond. You can request different pillows and mattresses. The concierge is highly capable and can assist with booking popular restaurants and shows. Turndown service and welcome amenities are well-executed, and room cleaning is meticulous. 4. Pinnacle of Dining Boasting 8 Michelin stars, Lung King Heen (3-star Cantonese) and Caprice (3-star French) are both within the hotel. Guests have an advantage in securing reservations, allowing them to enjoy star-rated cuisine without leaving the premises. 5. Comfortable Facilities Renovated in 2022, the rooms have a sophisticated business style. Bedding is comfortable, and bathroom fixtures are premium. The gym, spa, and sauna are fully equipped, making it suitable for both leisure and business stays.

The suite was nice with two bathrooms and a decent amount of space. It's close to the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, making trips to and from Macau very convenient. The AsiaWorld-Expo is within walking distance. However, there are not many service facilities in the surrounding area, so there's nowhere to go in the evening.