The Fullerton Ocean Park Hotel Hong Kong

I stayed here with my parents and children. The hotel boasts a pleasant overall environment, being beachfront with panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows offering sea views. The location is decent, but there's no public transport directly outside the hotel. You have to take a free shuttle bus to Ocean Park station, then transfer two stops to Tsim Sha Tsui. While not a huge distance, a trip to the city center still takes almost an hour. This is because the free shuttle service operates every 30 minutes, strictly on schedule. You need to arrive at the stop early, as the bus departs punctually and won't wait for any passengers – reflecting Hong Kong's strong emphasis on punctuality. Miss it, and you'll wait another half hour. There are no restaurants directly beside the hotel, and the food available within the hotel is quite pricey. I'd recommend buying snacks and drinks in the city beforehand to bring with you. Cleanliness could be better; there were stains on the bedsheets, and the room felt damp, making the bed feel moist when sleeping. This is perhaps due to the humid southern climate. However, one thing was really great: We stayed for two nights, and after going out for the day on the second day, we forgot to request room cleaning. To our pleasant surprise, when we returned in the evening, the room had been thoroughly cleaned and tidied. This was a definite plus! Also, only complimentary tea and coffee sachets were provided in the room. Everything in the minibar was chargeable, and there was no free bottled water. However, you could refill your own bottles from a water dispenser in the corridor. Given our plan to visit Ocean Park, and the hotel's proximity to it, our two-night stay was acceptable, not terrible. I paid a total of HKD 2000 for the two nights, and I suppose for this price in Hong Kong, this is probably what you can expect.