Four Points by Sheraton Hong Kong Tung Chung

The room facilities and environment are great, just a bit small in terms of space. However, for a place like Hong Kong where land is at a premium, it's quite good. The main advantage is its proximity to the airport, with a shuttle bus service available. There's also a convenience store and fast food downstairs, which makes it relatively convenient.

This hotel boasts an excellent location in Tung Chung, with a convenient shuttle service to both the airport and the MTR station. The rooms are spotless and well-equipped. While bottled water isn't provided in the rooms, there's a water dispenser near the elevators on each floor. The room windows are also impressively large.

The scenery is beautiful. Hong Kong, as a financial hub, offers a unique experience; it's a beautiful and clean city. It was just a bit too hot during my visit. Looking forward to my next trip!

I booked through Trip.com a few days in advance, but to my surprise, the price dropped by over 400 (HKD/RMB) on the day itself. Overall, my Hong Kong trip arranged through Trip.com left me with some unpleasant feelings. The hotel front desk staff were very friendly and professional, and they upgraded my room for two days (many thanks again!). When I contacted Trip.com's customer service about the booking, they responded by saying the order couldn't be canceled but they would actively work on a solution. The hotel shares property with another Sheraton. I didn't notice this during check-in and went to the wrong front desk, but thankfully, the staff politely directed me to the correct one next door. This Sheraton seems to have more compact facilities, suitable for business travelers who need a quick layover. Our flight was at 7:45 AM, and we chose this hotel because the early shuttle bus starts at 5:45 AM. It's worth noting that the Four Points by Sheraton does not have a fitness center or swimming pool. If you have a regular exercise routine, you should be aware of this. Using the fitness center at the adjacent Sheraton incurs an additional charge of HKD 200. I'm grateful to the housekeeping staff on my floor; when I changed into my workout clothes and was about to head to the gym, I asked them about it. The room cleaning was excellent. When I returned, it was spotless, as if no one had stayed there. The hotel adheres to a sustainable philosophy, so there's no bottled water in the room. This has pros and cons; being eco-friendly is good, but it does sacrifice guest convenience. Installing a water purification system in every room would be expensive (the Shangri-La in Tsim Sha Tsui has them). For a two-day stay costing over 2000 (HKD/RMB), if you don't bring your own water bottle, you'll have to take the small hotel cup to the distant elevator lobby to get water. Of course, if you're willing to buy a souvenir cup, the hotel room has insulated mugs for sale... Breakfast was decent; it had everything you'd expect. The hotel's shuttle bus was very convenient, which was a bonus. You can hear planes taking off and landing from the room, so there is some noise. If you want to mitigate it, don't turn off the air conditioning.

This was my second stay here. The room, breakfast, and service were all excellent! The hotel quickly met all of our requests. A special shout-out to the cleaning lady on the 20th floor; her service was outstanding!