Beach Hotels in Hong Kong, China

I stayed at the Regal Airport Hotel by myself to attend Cloud Yi's concert in Hong Kong. Getting to AsiaWorld-Expo was incredibly convenient – I just walked through the connecting bridge on the second floor of the hotel, and it took less than ten minutes to reach the venue. Walking back after the concert was just as easy. The hotel also offers a free shuttle bus to the airport, Tung Chung MTR Station, and Disneyland, which is a huge plus. On every floor, there's a free water dispenser, so you can just bring your own bottle to refill. The room wasn't huge, but since I was traveling solo and not sharing, the space was perfectly adequate. Other points: the air conditioning in the room was a bit noisy, but the shower had great water pressure which made for a very comfortable wash. The breakfast selection wasn't extensive, but it covered all the essentials.

It feels like jump into the middle of Hong Kong movie. Everything is cool and the extravagant outside scenery of high buildings, it reminds me the news dealing the life of Hong Kong people. They were enduring their daily life staying at really tiny piece of room so called 'chicken box', yet could not leave this city to spare their own surrounders. The great difference exists between the two places one for taking a rest and the other for spending money. I believe it stands out the identity of this city, and the reason which makes Hong Kong be loved by all around the world simultaneously. Room condition for the 'Hong Kong Mansion' was pretty not bad, actually it's really hard to find another case with the same price. The managers of this building can speake english, so there's no difficulty to communicate with the foreigners just like me. Also, you can enjoy for luxury shopping since it is located in the central of shopping street literally.

This was my first time visiting Hong Kong, and I was a bit worried about the common online anecdotes of mainland Chinese tourists being looked down upon. However, the staff here were all very courteous. Since we were traveling with a child, they upgraded us to a family room. The beds, when put together, were spacious and much larger than I expected. Plus, they offer a free hotel shuttle that goes to the high-speed rail station and Disneyland, which was a huge convenience with a child as we didn't have to deal with multiple transfers. It saved us time, effort, and money, making for an excellent experience!

Environment and Service: The Explorer's Club Sea View Room is really great! If you're bringing a young child to Hong Kong Disneyland and need to stay overnight, I highly recommend staying directly at Disney. This is especially true if you want to watch the fireworks 🎆 at night. The current 20th-anniversary castle fireworks show is truly spectacular, easily one of the best fireworks displays out there. I compared prices, and other hotels outside were also over a thousand, so it's much better to stay inside where it's close and beautiful. The room is quite spacious, and there's a water dispenser with 45-degree water, perfect for making formula. They also provide free baby bathtubs, bed rails, bottle warmers, and bottle sterilizers. The staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. If it's your birthday, you can even get a gift and a commemorative badge – they really know how to cater to kids! Downstairs, the hotel has a pool, and indoors there are other play facilities, so you can easily spend half a day there even if it's hot outside. It's all about having a relaxed trip. My 3-year-old really benefited from having a stroller, which you can also rent in the park.

I visited during the holidays, and a deposit wasn't required for check-in, which was great. The front desk staff, a very kind gentleman, even upgraded my room upon arrival, which I really appreciated. The hotel is about a 15-minute walk from the MTR station, but they do offer a shuttle bus service. Be aware that you might have to queue, and it can get quite crowded in the evenings when everyone is heading back to the hotel, so you might not get on the first bus. Tsuen Wan MTR station is about a 30-minute ride to Disneyland, which isn't too far, so it's a good option if you're looking for value for money. I spent all three days at Disneyland, so I didn't get a chance to use any of the hotel's other facilities. However, the room had a lovely view of the beach, which was a nice bonus. The room was well-equipped with amenities like toothpaste and toothbrushes. Just remember to bring your own UK-style plug adapter. Overall, I found the hotel to be excellent value for money.

The ambiance is absolutely unique and elegant, a blend of classic, modern, and avant-garde. I'm driving right now, so I don't want to write too much. If you insist on me writing more, I will, but you have to give me the points. Don't trick me into not getting my points!

Our room is big only two people stay but i think it can fit 4 on it the see view is amazing its just that they don’t gice complementary WATER its my first time staying at the hotel that didn’t give Water 😅 location is a little far because its sea side hotel but they has service shuttle so overall its a nice Hotel and Stay

Complaints: The hotel is currently undergoing renovations, with one entire facade covered by yellow tarpaulins and a section facing the sea covered by blue tarpaulins. This made taking photos very unappealing. Due to the renovations, fewer rooms were available, so I couldn't get a king-size bed or a high-floor room as requested when I checked in early. The view was just... disappointing. I was truly heartbroken the moment I pulled back the curtains. There were definitely bugs in the hotel; I was bitten several times after sitting on the bed for a while (not sure what kind of bug). The bathtub was impractical; too small for an adult bath (only suitable for children), and showering was inconvenient. The tea bags, coffee bags, etc., were stored in a cabinet above the refrigerator, so they felt warm when I picked them up. Compliments: The staff were very enthusiastic. The doorman proactively helped with luggage, and both the front desk and service desk patiently answered all questions and assisted with various hotel recreation activities. The water purifier in the room was very convenient, and there was a dedicated ice machine on the floor. The pool was great, with lifeguards, and free buoyancy vests and swimming rings for children. The hotel also offered plenty of activities; staying at any resort hotel allowed access to activities at all three hotels. I experienced the 'checking-in' tour at Inspiration Lake, towel folding, the 'checking-in' activity at the Hollywood Hotel luggage counter (a hidden activity, you need to scan a QR code at the counter to participate), and the 20th-anniversary activities across the three hotels. The small gifts were lovely and I really liked them. The garden was quite nice, suitable for photos, and you could also go to the seaside. Other: Taxis are available at the hotel entrance. A taxi to the airport costs approximately 160 HKD (excluding luggage fees), with each piece of luggage costing 6 HKD, payable via WeChat Pay. There are shuttle buses between the resort hotels. The shuttle service between the hotel and the MTR station hub runs from 6 AM to 1 AM. However, the shuttle service between the hotels themselves only runs from 12:30 PM until 30 minutes before closing, which isn't very convenient (I suspect they concentrate their transport capacity on post-closing passenger movement). After participating in an evening activity at the Explorer's Lodge, you either have to walk about 10 minutes back to the Hollywood Hotel, or take the shuttle bus to the MTR station and loop around.

This is my second time staying at the Gold Coast Hotel, and I really love the environment here! There's a beach right outside where you can play in the sand and swim. You can also take a stroll or exercise at Dolphin Square, and there's a food street just behind the hotel.

We stayed at Silvermine Beach Resort for one night and had a comfortable experience overall. The room was quite spacious, with a table and chairs as well as a very large bed, which made it feel relaxing and practical. The location was especially nice if you are looking for somewhere calm and quiet. Check-in was uncomplicated and smooth. Do note that they require a HKD 500 deposit, either in cash or by credit card. The room was clean, and the shower was good as well. We did not try the breakfast or other facilities, so I cannot comment on those. One small thing to note is that an extra toothbrush cost HKD 5. Overall, it was a pleasant and comfortable short stay.