Regal Hotels in Hong Kong

Hotels in Hong Kong are generally quite expensive with small rooms. I opted for this one primarily because its mid-range price point aligned well with my budget. The room itself wasn't small and felt quite spacious. The hotel boasts a good location. It's about a 15-minute walk from Sha Tin MTR station. Alternatively, if you prefer not to walk, several bus routes from Sha Tin station stop directly in front of the hotel, which is just one stop away. The hotel facilities are a bit dated, so don't set your expectations too high; it doesn't even compare to a typical 3-star hotel in mainland China. However, given Hong Kong's prices, this hotel offers pretty good value for money. My room only had a bathtub, no separate shower, which was a bit inconvenient as I usually shower. Interestingly, a smaller room I booked also had a shower. So, I'd recommend contacting the hotel directly when booking to clarify the room type and amenities. The hotel offers pleasant views from the room, overlooking both mountains and a river – truly beautiful and refreshing. Breakfast is served from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM. While the selection isn't extensive, it includes staples like bread, fried noodles, fried vermicelli, sausages, eggs, yogurt porridge, and siumai. Beverages like coffee, tea, and juice are also available. The food was prepared cleanly, and it was sufficient to fill you up. Both check-in and check-out processes were very quick, especially check-out, where you simply drop your room key card into a designated box. I had a relatively long stay in Hong Kong this time. For day trips, I found it very convenient to catch buses directly from the hotel entrance. Bus 81c takes you straight to Tsim Sha Tsui, and if you're heading to Sai Kung, the 299x route is direct. I visited Sai Kung for the first time on this trip to see the sea and islands, and the water was exceptionally clean. I highly recommend taking a bus from the hotel entrance; it's only about a 30-minute ride. New Town Plaza at Sha Tin station also offers a wide range of shops and some excellent dining options. All in all, this hotel provides good value for money.

We arrived late for our early flight , check in was smooth. Next to the check in counter they have an area for guests to do a quick fixed via the vending machines. Room was compact and equipped with necessary equipment and amenities. Airport Shuttle bus was a great value , bus schedules were frequent Cleanliness is acceptable

Very professional and helpful staff. The people at the reception helps with all the details needed to get around and organise. I've got the best advice how to go to Macao. The hotel it's very nice and the room had a wonderful view. Location it's perfect, close to the promenade, restaurants and same 7-11.

We got a good deal on Trip.com to book Regal Airport Hotel. The hotel offers the greatest convenience for transit passengers, with a full range of facilities. We arrived early on the day of check-in. We were checked in by Anson who was very friendly and helpful. The process was simple and fast and no deposit was required as we had paid fully. After we checked into our room, we took hotel shuttle bus to Citigate Outlet for shopping. Although the room was dated but was clean and neat especially the bed linen. Regal Airport Hotel is directly connected to Hong Kong Airport. We wanted the convenience of staying at this hotel because we didn't have to get up very early to catch public transport. We just walked to airline counter to check in and went to airline lounge leisurely.

This marks my second stay at a Regal property this year, though in a different location. The location is superb. It's incredibly accessible; I traveled from Austin to Hung Hom via the West Kowloon High-Speed Rail, then connected directly to Causeway Bay. From MTR Causeway Bay Exit F1, it's a straightforward walk of under ten minutes. Even on this short stroll, I discovered a plethora of dining options in the vicinity. The front desk service was on point – polite and efficient. The room's design leaned towards a classic, perhaps slightly dated, style. While it was standard, it was perfectly functional. The cleanliness was commendable. My only minor quibble was the lack of slippers (possibly an oversight, but I didn't personally find it a big issue). At approximately 30 square meters and priced around HKD 600+, it offers excellent value for money in Hong Kong. Overall, the Regal Hotels chain in Hong Kong consistently offers a worthwhile stay. Highly recommended.

The hotel was quite old and you could tell that however the rooms were comfortable and pretty well cleaned. The staff were very friendly and you can easily request items to the room that are delivered quickly. The only downside to this hotel is that the room did not look like the pictures which was a big let down. We booked a three bed room and the beds were joined together in person but this was not seen in the pictures.