Harbour Plaza Resort City, Hong Kong New Territories

4/5   Posted by MR. SHORT, Raymond, United Kingdom in June 2009
"I stayed 4 nights, part leisure part business and value for money for room was excellent. It's a long way to go to Kowloon or Hong Kong Island, over 1 hour by local tram and MTR and in rush hour it is very crowded and not too pleasant a way to travel so avoid the peak periods The hotel facilities are adequate for a short stay but restaurant facilities are poor and range is very limited althouth the buffet breakfasts are excellent. Hotel staff are helpful and service level is good . Room rates booked are good value but additional charges are applied for everything extra and are expensive, phone calls, fax email are all charged quite heavily. The neighbouring shopping mall is also disappointing for visitors and westerners as the shops are not for tourists. Also food outlets are mostly fast food. English is not spoken by most of the traders. Overall excellant value for a short break if you are on a budget and want to live among the locals but not recommended for fine dining and good shopping. "

0/5   Posted by MR. NAIDOO, devendren, South Africa in January 2009
"I will not stay at this hotel again because they cannot understand english. They ignore you because they cannot understand english. They don't bend their rules to help in-house guests. very clean but peopel are rude. "

5/5   Posted by MR. BAUTISTA, Clarence, Philippines in June 2008
"This was our first time to visit Hongkong. This is also our second time to book through asiarooms.com. The first one was when we went to Bangkok last January and it was great. This time it was also great. Knowing that the hotel is situated in the New Territories, we expected that it was going to be far from Hongkong and Kowloon. But it was all addressed by their cheap bus service going to and fro tsim sat tsui for just 20HK$. The Hotel itself is very perfect for budget travellers who don;t want to sacrifice quality. There's a mall at the ground level. A convenience store for immediate grocery concerns. There's Mcdo and KFC for those who want to eat on the safe side. There's a movie house, and we watched Indy Jones there. The items being sold in the mall is also cheap, quite comparable to those in mongkok. The overall environment outside the hotel is quiet. We were fortunate to be situated on the 22nd floor, cornermost room and the view of the New Territories was fantastic. I will definitely recommend this hotel and asiarooms for making such a flawless reservation"

1/5   Posted by MR. LAM, KINYING, United States in May 2008
"The staff were not approachable and they don't know how to handle customers.On may 6, 2008 I experienced a terrible problem. We took the hotel shuttle bus to the airport,unfortunately the shuttle bus broke down in the middle for Tuen Mun Highway. The driver said he called the company already, just have to wait. But we had to catch the flight. I took the driver hand me the cell phone to call for help, then i called the hotle front desk and told they about our situation. The front desk told me their is no Manager to help, and the front desk don't care.So me & my 2 years old daughter had to stand on the side of the highway try to catch a taxi.I will never go back to this hotel anymore."

4/5   Posted by MR. MICHELS, Johannes, Australia in April 2008
"We were very pleased with the hotel. Our room was a very good size with a half kitchen. It was very handy as the shops were next door and had a large supermarket. It had a shuttle bus which went into Kowloon and back a few times a day at a small cost. The train was also just across the street. We were unlucky as the weather was not good when we were there so did not get much chance to see the country side around the hotel."

5/5