Considering the average hotel price of around a thousand dollars in Hong Kong, the facilities at this hotel were quite disappointing, and the overall experience was rather poor:
As soon as we entered the room, the bathroom light started flickering (it was eventually replaced). The most absurd part was at around 10 PM when we turned off the lights to sleep, only to find that the LED strip light on the air conditioning vent couldn't be turned off at all!
The late-night maintenance severely disrupted our rest: Because of the light strip issue, close to 11 PM, the hotel sent multiple waves of male staff into our room to fix it. Our child was already in bed getting ready to sleep, and we adults had already showered and were in our pajamas. Having male staff frequently entering and leaving made us feel very uncomfortable and lacked any sense of privacy!
After 20 minutes of trying, they couldn't fix it, and in the end, they could only use black tape to cover the light strip. Because of this incident, our child didn't fall asleep until nearly midnight, and our Disney trip the next day was somewhat affected.
The next day, the hotel offered complimentary breakfast as compensation, but the selection was extremely limited, and the taste was very subpar, even worse than a casual dim sum meal outside.
The location is awkward: The only upside was the spacious room, but the location is about 700-800 meters away from the bustling city center. Walking there in Hong Kong's weather is extremely hot and inconvenient. If you're willing to sacrifice a bit of room space, I highly recommend staying in the Miramar area, which is much better for shopping.
Disappointed with Ctrip platform: Faced with such a significant incident that severely impacted our sleep and privacy, Ctrip, as the booking platform, did nothing throughout the whole process, which was very disappointing.
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