Dorsett Hotels in Hong Kong

Hotel is pretty decent for HK and the price we paid, considering holiday season. But disappointed for a 4-Star chain standards. All basic facilities are provided. No frills. More like a 3-star than a 4-star. Shuttle makes it easier to get to shopping centre, closer to trains and buses to the city. Pool is only open during specific hours but they do have a lifeguard in duty so I’m not sure if I can complain. Gym has bare minimum equipment. They did mention we got an upgrade but the room is similar to what we booked. It’s a modern-tiny space-saving design room so it’s smart but annoying with the lack of cupboards, floor space etc. Everything in the room is tightly packed. You just get in, sleep an get out but that’s Hong Kong I guess.

The room was spotless, and the facilities were well-equipped. The staff were very courteous. Just a friendly heads-up: Due to Hong Kong policy, single-use toiletries (such as toothbrushes, toothpaste, and combs) are not provided in the room. However, you can purchase them from vending machines on-site.

My child attended a concert at Kai Tak Sports Park, so we opted for the Dorsett Kai Tak, as it's the closest hotel to the venue. The room wasn't particularly large, but it was spotlessly clean. There's a dedicated access door on the second floor, right by the restaurant, which directly connects the hotel to the sports park – this was incredibly convenient. However, the access door closed a bit early, especially considering concerts usually finish and disperse around 10 PM. The hotel offers a shuttle service to and from the Airside mall. From the mall, you can enjoy shopping, dining, and entertainment, and conveniently, the Kai Tak MTR station is located directly below it, making transportation quite easy. Honestly, the breakfast selection was limited, and the taste was quite mediocre. Should we return for another concert, I hope to see an improvement in this area.

Upon checking in, I was immediately struck by the incredible view! We had panoramic vistas of Happy Valley and the city skyline, which was truly satisfying. The front desk staff were incredibly patient and even provided small necessities like disposable forks and spoons when requested. We also appreciated that by forgoing daily room cleaning, we received a 20 HKD vending machine voucher, which clearly shows their genuine commitment to environmental practices. My *only* negative experience was with a cleaning lady in the lobby. While I was filling my cup, it overflowed slightly onto the table – something I didn't immediately notice. She then loudly 'tsk-ed,' turned, glared at me, and rolled her eyes. Her attitude was truly shocking... I immediately apologized, but for a spill of less than 10 square centimeters to provoke such a furious reaction from her makes me wonder how often she must get upset or frustrated while performing her cleaning duties every day. Anyway, despite that incident, I was very satisfied overall. The room was spacious, and transportation was convenient. I would definitely recommend this hotel.

Great experience! I enjoyed the hotel design, the room was small, but enough for 1 person. The gentleman working on reception was very welcoming, I immediately felt at home. The area is close to vibrant Mongkok markets, but not too close, so it was very quiet. The hotel provides with adapter for a phone charger, which is very convenient. The air conditioning system is a bit loud, so if you are sensitive to noise, it is better to bring earplugs, just in case.

The hotel is conveniently located around transportation buses. The view was good facing the city. Compared to most hong Kong hotels, it is spacious enough. Ventilation is not great and air-conditioning has to be opened when taking a shower. They provide a bottle that you can refill with water at the lobby. We were allowed to check in earlier than 3 PM. The receptionists can speak English. The check in and out process was fast. The bed is soft but the pillows aren't very comfortable. You can have your room cleaned daily. They also supply fresh towels. There are some slippers, shampoo, conditioner, and body wash available. You need to bring your own toothbrush, comb, and other personal things you may use. Some are available for purchase at the lobby. Overall, it is worth the price you paid for. Will book this again when we go back to Hong Kong. If you are going to central, the bus stop is right outside when you step out of the hotel