Ramada Hong Kong Harbour View

The room is small, So unimaginable

It may be that the renovation took too long, the room is overall old, and the room area is too small. The bathroom in particular is very cramped, and the toilet and bathtub are very close to each other, making it difficult to use. There is no need to design a bathtub in such a small bathroom. In addition, cockroaches were found when we stayed. The hotel does not provide toothbrushes, so you need to buy them yourself. This should be informed when checking in. There is a vending machine on the first floor that sells toothbrushes. After swiping it twice, it got stuck and could not be shipped, so you had to find a security guard. No bottled water is provided in the room

Accommodation in Hong Kong is really not cost-effective, with high consumption and low enjoyment. Four-star hotels end up feeling like domestic chain hotels.

In Hong Kong, the main star of a hotel is its cleanliness. And there are no complaints about this. Everything is clean and shiny, pleasing to the eye. Like, for example, the pool on the top floor. In which they did not allow swimming - you see, it is not the season. When the guard turned away, I still got into the pool and swam for about five minutes under the anxious cries of "get out, you will freeze, turn into an icicle - and I will be fired, because icicles are not allowed to stay in our hotel" I will not dwell on the cramped room. 75% of the rooms are a bed. The bathroom, including the bathtub itself, is for gnomes The hotel is famous, there is even a sign indicating it in the metro. However, it takes longer to walk to this exit than to go two stations from the center before that. Therefore, it is better to use the local double-decker tram - the main (for me) attraction of Hong Kong. The hotel is a good choice for those who plan to continue their journey by ferry to Macau: on foot - 15 minutes, including the exit to the ferry itself; you can also save time by going two stops by tram. It is also convenient to get to western Kowloon: there is a bus terminus near the ferry, from there one stop along the overpass and tunnel - and voila! The breakfast on the ad looks delicious. Haven't tried it yet - 88 gondollars. In general, it is a good option for Hong Kong. But the pool was disappointing. And the name justifies its name - the view of the harbor from the roof is truly gorgeous!

This is a good value hotel. I imagined it to be an old-fashioned hotel from the hotel photos, but I was pleasantly surprised. It's close to Central and Sheung Wan, so I walked there and back. All the hotel staff are very nice. If you're staying for multiple nights and want to get a good night's sleep, be careful because they'll come knocking at you every morning at around 9:30, unless you put up a "do not disturb" sign. There's a famous clay pot rice restaurant near the hotel, and I wanted to go, but there was a line at the opening time of 6:00 p.m., so I gave up this time. I'd like to stay here again next time.

I can only give it 3 points.