Hotels near Kowloon Park

We are Asia a few times a year for business and leisure, staying at the Island or Kowloon Shangri-la, Crown Plaza. Chose Kimberley Hotel as we had 3 adults traveling this time. We were not disappointed. Pros: this hotel is very conveniently located, right across from the Luxe Manor, steps from Tsim Sha Tsui subway, the boardwalk, Alley of the Stars, Kowloon park, etc. Lots of convenience stores (7/11, SaSa for cosmetics, Watsons, Pacific Coffee, etc.). Designer shopping (Vivienne Westwood, Coach, Hugo Boss etc.), a whole bunch of restaurants up on Knutsford Terrace, try WildFire. The rooms were small but clean, nice lobby, all staff was very pleasant and gone out of their way to accommodate requests, like extra towels. I left a small tip for cleaning ladies at the beginning and we lived like kings. Delectable buffet breakfast and lunch on site. Nice gym. Prompt check in/check out. 6 nights here cost like 1 at Shangri-la. Cons: I got nothing.

Second time staying here, and more and more like how well it's located if you find several shortcuts to Kowloon. It's a walking distance along the Victoria harbor to Habor City, and to Kowloon Park, as well as all the restaurants and shops around. What I liked the most is that there is a direct bus A21 from the airport to Mody road, which is like several minutes walk from the hotel. I used to take the airport express train then change to taxi all the time before to get to the hotels, but actually, the bus is much cheaper and take same time without transfer. For the MTR, it's only 2 min walk to the closet entry of TST east, which is few minutes' walk to TST, since it's inside, a few minutes walk won't be a problem. The hotel itself is still nice when you take the elevator and look down the atrium, it's like a garden of Oasis full of green plants. We enjoyed the swimming pool on the rooftop, especially when it's 8 pm, you can see part of the light show directly from the swimming pool.

Butterfly on Prat was amazing. It was easy to get to, close to a lot of stores, restaurants, and places to see, and the staff was superb - friendly and efficient! We were a family of 5 (with 3 adult children), and the 2 rooms we got was kinda small for the us kids. Too bad all the twin bed rooms were fully booked, that would've been better. But that one little discomfort aside, we had a nice stay here. The internet connection was free and fast! I could not have asked for a better option. They also provide free printing services, for those of you who need your boarding passes printed after an online check-in for your flight. How to get there (the fastest way): - Take the Airport Express, and get down at Kowloon Station. - Take the free Airport Shuttle, and get down at Park Hotel (2nd stop). Butterfly on Prat will be on Prat Ave., just a block away and a short walk from Park Hotel. How to get back to the airport the fastest way: - Go back to the bus stop in front of Park Hotel on Cameron Rd., and wait for the Airport Shuttle bus - Get off at Kowloon Station - Take the Airport Express back to the airport Places to see around Butterfly on Prat: - Wah Kee Snacks (corner of Prat Ave. and Hart Ave.): delicious street food! Try the lobster & chicken balls with curry sauce. - 7 Eleven and Circle K are near - Hanjyuku Kobo (Cameron Rd. near Tsim Sha Tsui MTR B2 exit): BEST. CHEESE TARTS. EVER. - Cotton On/Typo, Nike, Lush stores on Granville Rd Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station is of walking distance from Butterfly, and you get to see different stores too on the way. From there, lots of places are accessible by train. Do check out the Apliu Street Flea Market (get off at Sham Shui Po station) for gadgets & electrical things; Fa Yuen Sneaker Street (get off at Mongkok station) for LOTS of sneakers. There are lots of museums too, near at Butterfly on Prat: Hong Kong Museum of History, Hong Kong Science Museum, Hong Kong Space Museum, and Hong Kong Museum of Art (which was u

✔ Accomodating ✔ Near to MTR ✔ With money changer ✔ Clean rooms ✔ Room service were good ✔ Near to a lot of resaturants ✔ Near to 7-11 and Prizemart ✔ 1 station away from Starry Gallery, Garden of Stars, Star Ferry, Symphony of Lights, Clock Tower and The Peninsula ✔ Near to Kowloon Park and Temple Street Night Market They replenish everyday the water, coffee, tea and creamer. Overall It's a great stay. If I'm going back again, I will stay at Best Western Grand Hotel.

We lived in Hong Kong in 1977, TST East didn't exist then. So when we decided to visit again to reminisce our past it was the perfect choice for us and the New World Millennium Hotel is exactly where we wanted to stay. We booked the Deluxe Harbour View and it was fabulous, we arrived about 8pm and walking into the room just blew me away Hong Kong island all lit up & was everything I had expected, and in the morning watching the Harbour come to life was just as amazing. The walk from the Hotel to Star Ferry was a treat along the Harbour front was only 10/15min walk. But best of all was Billy Chan Chief Concierge it was like having our own personal trip planner. Hong Kong has changed so much since 1977, Billy would map us the easiest & fastest route to go where we wanted to go, giving us all the bus numbers to get us there as well. And the night we wanted to go to the Ozone Sky Pub & Restaurant he suggested we take the free bus there & back and to go early to get the best daytime & sunset views that was the Highlight of our holiday thank you so much Billy for all your help & information. All the staff were as you would expect from a hotel of this calibre. There was some renovations going on the hotel and when we booked with Agoda it did explain this but to be honest we went on holiday and were out exploring HK from 9.30am till 4pm so the noise we experienced was hardly any at all, I did read some of the reviews people have posted about the noise but really there's thousands of hotels to choose from in HK, and if you knew there was going to be some noise going on why stay there & complain later???? This hotel, staff, & holiday are now in my top 10 Holidays ever Dawn & Michael Thomas from United Kingdom

This is the 3rd time I have stayed here. The rooms are generally large and the beds are comfortable. The ferry and the MTR are within a block away. Both Michelin star restaurants and cheap eats are very close by. Large shopping centres are just outside the hotel. The HK Cultural Centre, the Museum, Cinemas are all within a 5 minute walk. I also always have a morning walk to Kowloon Park and it is a wonderful way to start the day. The staff is always friendly and helpful. Both the Western Restaurant and the Shanghai Restaurant are of high stardards. You can get out of the 3rd floor lifts and straight into the Harbour City Shopping Centre. The free shuttle bus to Kowloon Station is efficient and convenient. There are good bookshops and Music shops within a 10 min walk from the hotel,

I once lived in Kowloon, and regularly staybnow in hotels in Kowloon area. I have tried most hotels in area. This is the first time at the BP International. Rooms are small, but that is HK. Otherwise thisnhotel probably represents one of the best value for money hotels that is easily within walking distance of the MTR, and downtown areas Kowloon side (e.g. Nathan Road, Canton Road, Gateway Centre etc.) The room was clean and modern and had a good view of harbor, and Kowloon Park. The staff were efficient. Breakfast was good. I would stay again. Other hotels in same area are typically 1.5x the price, not always that clean or modern, and often have no view at all.

It is located in the vicinity of TST on Kowloon side. If you are into shopping and on a gastronomic trip, it is a good location. When you step off its doors, you can find all the world's brands just a few steps away. It is walking distance to the Kowloon Park MTR Station and one/two stations away from Central/Admiralty areas which is the CBD. The hotel is actually a bit pricey for my standard but i always end up staying there. Hotel is clean, Staff is friendly. I feel secure there. Convenient for me to get there from the airport through the airport express and basically accessible to Hongkong side.

I stayed at the Park Hotel Hong Kong for 4 nights with a friend. We booked for a room with 2 single beds, non-smoking. Our room was fairly big, clean and more than enough facilities. Wi-fi did occasionally drop out but I wasn't in the room for a lot of the time besides sleeping. Park Hotel is very central. It's very easy to walk to The Star Ferry/Avenue of the Stars (about 15-20minutes) and a 25-30 minute walk to Mongkok. Taxi's are fairly cheap to these locations, less than $30HKD. Taxi's to Ocean Theme Park and Disneyland were around $150HKD, depending on traffic. To cab across to Central/Causeway bay is fairly cheap too $50~$80HKD depending which tolls the drivers take. There are plenty of local street restaurants around this hotel and for those who miss fast food, KFC and McDonald's, are just around the corner. You can explore Kowloon fairly easily. The staff at the hotel was very knowledgeable of Hong Kong. If you decide to stay here, ask for Ken. Ken knows Hong Kong very well and shows a lot of initiative in providing you information. Will definitely stay again.

I specifically chose the hotel because of its ease of accessibility to the Airport Express. I was not disappointed. The train and shuttle bus took us straight to the hotel doors. Once there, check-in was easy. I was assigned to a room on the 23rd floor, which promised a great view. BUT, the elevators go up to only the 22nd floor and guests had to walk up the last floor. The rooms are clean and well-made. The lighting in the room certainly gives the room ambience. Even my daughter enjoyed the "pretty room". Though the TV offered many cable channels, there were no children's channels. There is also no pool so the only conclusion is that the hotel is really not designed for children. It is more than adequate for adults...but not kids. The hotel is also near Kowloon Park which is a beautiful place to visit. Shopping places, Ocean Terminal and the Star Ferry are also near by.

We stayed for 6 nights during the soft launch, where paying for 2 nights gets you a third one free. We therefore paid the rates for 4 nights and got 2 nights free. Located at one end of the stretch of hotels that border Victoria Harbour on Kowloon side, the location of Hotel ICON might be off-putting for those who like to be at the heart of all the action. However, for those who, like myself, enjoy exploring cities on foot, Hotel ICON is a reasonable walk away from Tsim Sha Tsui MTR (via Mody Road) and the entire walk will take approximately 15-20 minutes or show at a moderate pace. Across the hotel are quite a number of food options as well, for those who tend to get hungry randomly throughout the day. There were times that the distance from the city centre was daunting but by and large, since taxis are relatively cheap as well, this was usually not an issue. The hotel itself was lovely. The best part for me was not the view, which was that overlooking the harbour, but was the rain shower. The bathrooms are spacious, with a bathtub and rainshower. The mirrors in the bathroom are even specially outfitted such that they will not fog up even if you enjoy bathing in steaming temperatures. Another thoughtful feature of each room is the free minibar, containing a selection of soft drinks and two bottles of mineral water. As it was summer, the temperatures got pretty hot during my stay and the mineral water came in perfect sizes to bring along on daily adventures. And the best part of it all was that it was all free, and so we could help ourselves without worrying about having to replace whatever we took before checking out.

The hotel locates in the busiest part of Tsimshatsui, lot of people around the area. Next to hotel, you will find a mall, supermarket, subway entrance, underground path to many different shops, park, hotels and tourist points. I booked a harbor view room. Unfortunately, there are 2 highrised buildings not far from the window to block the view. Otherwise it will be perfect to enjoy a spectacular view of Victoria Harbor.

this was our first visit to hong kong. i was having a really difficult time finding a hotel in a decent area that was within our price range. i was also worried about the room size, as we are a family of four (one baby and one 4 year old). however, we were very pleasantly surprised when we reached our room! the room was big enough for all of us and a crib was provided! the beds were comfortable too. the area was good for us, as we aren't big into shopping and crowded markets. but the harbor is within walking distance, as is the mtr. the science museum is around the corner and kowloon park (with a wonderful playground) is about 20 minutes away. there is square right next to the hotel with some quick restaurants and a fun little bar (with a great happy hour deal). our hotel booking included breakfast, which made it a reasonable deal. the assistant manager was very helpful when our son got sick. he was immediately ready to give advice and offer ideas (on call doctors or a hospital visit). the gym was adequate, we used it daily. a few minor complaints... the 1st floor smelled of toxic paint, there is no bathroom on the ground/lobby floor (with kids, that's annoying), the shower only had one door and thus did not stop the water from spraying all over the bathroom (slippery, again a problem with kids), it smelled like someone was smoking in a room near us as the smell reached our bathroom. oh and the buffet breakfast was good, but the staff are stressed and don't communicate with each other or follow wishes (we asked them not to remove our plates, but they did anyway). anyway, i would probably stay there again.

This hotel, located in the Tsim Sha Tsui neighborhood in Kowloon, Hong Kong, offers reasonable rates in a great Hong Kong location. Nearby are dozens of bars and restaurants, and the famous Nathan Road “shopper’s paradise” is steps away. Also within walking distance is Kowloon Park and the Star ferry. The rooms are clean and comfortable and offer every amentity except free wifi and breakfast. My family stayed there for three nights and were satisfied with the location, cleanliness and comfort, and staff services. We did not try the dining room nor the breakfast, which was quite pricey and not included with the room. On the downside, this is an enormous hotel, 40 storeys in all, and during our stay appeared to be full. There was often a long wait for the elevator and the lobby is located on the first floor while the entrance is on the ground floor, requiring waiting for two separate elevators to get to the street. While I would not stay here again, this hotel could be recommended for the location and reasonable rates for the rooms.

The industrial style of the room compensated for the small space. The standard double room can fit 2 but I do not recommend that you max it out since there will be no space for your big bags. If you decide to book it for 2, make sure your are non-couple travelers as the bathroom has transparent glass walls (no option to cover). The location (close to MTR exits, A21 bus stops along Mody/Chatham, restaurants, bars, street food, 711, Circle K), interior design, and the free android phone w/ 247 internet (to be returned during your last day) made it all worth it. I frequently used google maps of the free phone throughout my whole stay to get to the places I need to go to. You can opt to install wechat/viber/whatsapp but I opted not to due to privacy concerns (I'm a bit paranoid). Best to use it for google maps and internet browsing. Quick tip: Don't forget to bring power plug adapters as they have Type G plugs (3 heads). If you forget one like me, the small store that sells cellphone cases in front of the hotel entrance sells one for 20HKD per adapter. Also, the hotel is located in the building called The Hart. I got confused initially because I thought there was a whole building for the hotel. You'll find the hotel reception on the 10th floor of The Hart. The floors below it house busy restaurants. Will definitely book in the same hotel during my next trip to HK.

over all the hotel is good. it locates in very great location. close to strait where avenue of the star is, close to mtr station, close to ferry terminal, close to nathan road, and close to kowloon park. the staffs were also helpful. the room is small, but this is hong kong, so it was acceptable. if only the electronic equipment especially the tv set had been new and wifi could had been free, the experience would had been flawless. because this hotel still has old crt tv and the wifi connection is too expensive.

The Langham HK is the best hotel in Kowloon bar none. I visit HK every two months for work and I have stayed at various hotels both in Kowloon and on the HK side. The Langham HK has extraordinary service. From the time of check-in and all throughout my stay, each of the staff I came across made a genuine effort to know about my stay or attend to my requests. They did this with a smile even when I called at 1.00 am! The hotel lobby is very luxurious and has that old world European charm, the rooms are spotless and the bed is very comfortable. I truly enjoyed my stay in HK this time. I stayed at The Mira on my last 6 trips but from now on, it will be The Langham.

i stayed in kowloon on 8 different occasions and all rooms in hong kong/kowloon are small, enough space to move around the bed/s, a small passage to the bathroom and a table/dresser. the kowloon hotel is the same: a small room but very nicely furnished and good equipped. the location of this hotel is of the best, when you walk out on the street the entrance to the train station is a few meters (less than a 100 meters and less than a half minute walk). it is the corner of nathan street and the lobby is breath talking beautiful and stylish, so is the rest of the interior of this hotel. the shower did have hot water every time i want to shower and the linen was crisp, new and clean. when in nathan street and you are looking towards the pier you can see some of the night light displays, but obviously it would be best to see it on the pier or in a bout in the middle between kowloon and hong kong island. when visiting hong kong again i would definitely not stay in any of the two other hotels i stayed previously as this is by far hands down the best and in the same price class as the other i already stayed in.

The Luxe Manor deserves to be a member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World. Room is very comfortable and big by Hong Kong standard. Food at breakfast has limited choices but can be really be filling. Although the hotel is fully booked, the limited number of staff will do everything to help you and make your stay comfortable. The best part of this hotel is it's location in TST. All attractions are accessible and within 5,10 mins walking distance (Canton Road, Avenue of the Stars, Harbour City, Ocean Terminal, Hong Kong Discovery Museum, Kowloon Park, shopping and dining options in Tsim Sha Tsui are limitless. Getting to and from the airport is also never a hassle. You can take the Airport Express HK 90.00 with complimentary shuttle to the hotel at Kowloon Station or for budget,conscious, you can take the Citybus A21 which has stop in Nathan Road just after Kimberley Road and it's mere 5,min walk to hotel. Would really go back.

A great hotel! One of the best boutique hotels in the T.S.T. area. We spent our anniversary and the staff was very accommodating with our requests. The location is great! You will find yourself surrounded by exceptional restaurants such as Ichiran, Sushi one and with just a 20 minute walk you can find yourself dining at a Michelin Star dish restaurant called Tim Ho Wan in Olympic City. If you're too tired to venture out, The building where the hotel is located has two fantastic restaurants found at the lower floors. Shopping is not a problem seeing that T.S.T. is haven for great stores and boutiques. Check out Loading Store a streetwear boutique just a few blocks across from the hotel. For transport, the best way to get around from the hotel is by using the MTR. The closest station is about 6-7 minutes walk away. The nearest bus stop is also around 5 minutes walk away. The best way to get to the hotel is either via MTR, Bus, Taxi or Uber. I highly recommend this hotel for it's location, service and cleanliness and I would stay here again on my next trip. They accept late check-ins too. Side Note: The main lobby is on the 5th Floor (gave us quite the fright when we got there around 2am and nobody was at the entrance) All in all, we really enjoyed our stay at Granville. It's very new (2 months old) and the location was perfect. It had so much character with the decorations and artwork on the walls. HIGHLY recommended. Sincerely, Francis Lopez

It was great! The room was small but it was not crowded, suffocating or stuffy. The floor to ceiling windows really help create a roomy illusion. No space was wasted so every nook has a purpose. The room was clean, comfy, inviting - I almost don't want to go out. I just want to curl under the covers and sleep all day. The location was also amazing! Its conveniently near two MTR stations, a handful of malls, restos, Nathan Road, Avenue of the Stars, Kowloon Park, etc etc etc. You can ride the Airport Express from HKIA, get off at Kowloon Station and ride the K-3 Airport Express Shuttle that will take you to Holiday Inn Golden Mile which is right around the corner of this Hotel. Con: A bit of a wait for hot water and the room tends to get too cold. Since they have no carpet, its hard to walk barefoot around the room.