Posted on Jul 29, 2026|Mountain View Room (1 Queen Bed)
YuebaidanmoshaDue to a typhoon, my flight was cancelled, and I was stranded in Hong Kong. I hurriedly booked this hotel and was pleasantly surprised by the well-designed, spacious room and quiet environment. Each floor has a water dispenser, and there are frozen foods and a microwave in the lobby, all very clean. My room had a sea view, and the beach was just a 10-minute walk away. However, there aren't any restaurants or shops nearby. The flight disruption made my trip incredibly stressful and tiring, but the peaceful stay here gave me a chance to relax. If I have the opportunity to visit Hong Kong again, I'll definitely consider this hotel first—though I hope next time it won't be due to unforeseen circumstances.
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Posted on Aug 17, 2026|Family Quadruple Room
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The biggest advantage of this hotel is its proximity to the airport, just a few minutes' walk away. Having passed through Hong Kong Airport countless times, this was my first stay at this five-star hotel that everyone instinctively assumes would be good. My actual experience, however, was five-star pricing for the quality of a domestic budget hotel, or even worse. The disposable slippers were only slightly thicker than paper-thin ones; it was my first time encountering such cheap slippers in a five-star hotel. Shower caps were charged at HK$5 each, and the toothbrushes felt very cheap. The interior decor was old and outdated, the furniture sparse – the phrase 'bare walls' came to mind. It was, however, clean, and had the basic amenities you'd expect in a normal budget hotel, like bath towels, hand towels, tea bags, and teacups. Frankly, I'd rather use my own disposable bath towel. Our family room for four had two beds, but only two duvets. I ended up pulling off the paper-thin bedsheet to use as a cover, giving the duvets to my family. There was one of those thin IKEA mattress toppers on top of the mattress. I woke up in the middle of the night with an unbearable itch on my back – I'm not sure if it was psychological or if I was allergic to that mattress topper. The bathtub in the bathroom was very old and lacked a shower curtain; there was a glass panel blocking only half of the tub. It had a sign saying not to use it as a handrail. To shower, you had to stand in the very corner of the tub, with the showerhead pointed at the wall. It truly was a 'cold shower' – one half of my body was hit with hot water while the other was pressed against the cold wall. Otherwise, water would splash out because of the half-panel. Even so, the floor mat was definitely soaked. The surrounding area was where taxis queued, making it a bit chaotic, but getting a taxi in and out was convenient enough. Several floors inside the lobby were filled with commercial establishments like restaurants and spas, giving off a somewhat chaotic vibe, similar to crossing the border from Lo Wu into Shenzhen. If there's any highlight, it's the swimming pool. It wasn't crowded, and unlike domestic hotels, there were no strange mandatory dress codes or swimming cap requirements – the only rule was no long pants in the water. It also had dry and wet sauna facilities. This area made you feel like, 'okay, this hotel still has some star quality.' It's passable for a stay, at least the room size met the standard of a domestic budget hotel. Just don't have high expectations, and you'll be happy. 😃
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Posted on Aug 11, 2026|Deluxe City View Twin Room
Aline zhengI was quite anxious when booking this hotel because I was traveling with two children. I was worried they wouldn't be comfortable, especially since the younger one has rhinitis. From West Kowloon Station, a taxi ride was only a little over fifty RMB. I could pay in Hong Kong dollars directly from my phone, and it would convert to RMB. Upon arrival at the hotel, the doorman warmly opened the door, helped with our luggage, and led us all the way to the front desk. Every staff member was incredibly friendly and spoke excellent Mandarin. The room environment was also fantastic – clean and spacious. The highlight for us was definitely the infinity pool on the fourth floor; my daughter didn't want to leave! Getting around was also very convenient, with the MTR station just a few minutes away. The hotel's buffet was delicious too. It was a wonderful trip to Hong Kong!
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Posted on Aug 10, 2026|Family Single Double Room
TTY_1112The hotel's location is quite convenient. Although it's not close to a subway station, there's a shuttle bus service between Tsim Sha Tsui and the hotel. I saw on the official website that it also goes to Tsing Yi, but I'm not sure if that's true as the hotel staff didn't mention it. Right after checking in and getting to the room, I found a few hairs in the bathroom, suggesting it might not have been cleaned properly. However, considering the value for money, I'm still quite satisfied. I'm looking forward to the hotel's response! Also, I'd like to ask if it's possible to book the shuttle bus by phone? It would be quite inconvenient if I had to go to the hotel lobby every time to make a reservation.
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Posted on Aug 1, 2026|Comfort Queen Room (No Deposit Required + 5-Minute Walk To Airport Bus Stop + Unlimited 5G Wi-Fi)
RenzailvtubujianfeiThe location is fantastic, right next to Tin Hau, in a very local neighborhood. It's quiet but not isolated, and if my booking hadn't been non-refundable, I would have definitely extended my stay.
There are great food options nearby, like Wah So's Clear Broth Beef Brisket and the Black Sesame Ice Cream from Warm Heart Cheese.
The service attitude, from the lobby to the doorman, was very kind and friendly.
The room was small but had everything you needed. The bed was a bit short though, my 170cm kid's feet were hanging off the end! But overall, it was a good stay.
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Posted on Aug 16, 2026|Superior Room
Guest UserThe front desk lady was super friendly and even proactively upgraded our room! The room was spotless, and the highlight was the stunning Victoria Harbour night view. It was also super convenient to walk to the Avenue of Stars 😻. This room upgrade really made our Hong Kong trip so much better!
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Posted on Aug 15, 2026|Deluxe Seaview Twin Room With Balcony
LokandyanIt's been over twenty years since my first visit, time flies! The Hong Kong Gold Coast Hotel's environment is as clean as ever, and the staff are always helpful, enthusiastic, and friendly. This time, I had the buffet lunch, and the food was not sloppy; the quality matched the price! Overall, I am very satisfied; it has never disappointed me. The only thing I hope they can improve is the refrigerator; it really wasn't cold enough. I understand that hotel mini-fridges generally aren't super cold, but this one was completely warm. Still, I'm forgiving and will definitely come back whenever I have a chance because the Hong Kong Gold Coast Hotel and I have a bond like good friends. See you next time.
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Posted on Aug 19, 2026|Deluxe Room
HeishansushunqinStaying at the Disney Explorers Lodge with my child, the biggest highlight was its proximity to the park. We could use the hotel's exclusive entrance, which saved a lot of time queuing and made our visit much more convenient. The park environment was full of childlike wonder, the staff were attentive, and the room hygiene was well-maintained. The only minor drawback was the small room size, which is understandable given Hong Kong's land prices. What was truly unacceptable, however, was the lack of complimentary toothbrushes in the room; they charged HKD 40 per person if you needed one. We've stayed at the Kowloon Shangri-La before, and they always provided toiletries free of charge. This fee is very unreasonable and significantly lowered my overall impression, greatly diminishing the entire experience.
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Posted on Aug 9, 2026|Ocean Front Room
Guest UserCompletely exceeded my expectations! The room was incredibly spacious with floor-to-ceiling windows offering stunning ocean views. The bathroom was the largest I've ever encountered in a Hong Kong hotel; I could even enjoy the sea view while soaking in the tub. There were three of us, two adults and one child, and the two beds were perfect. My favorite part was the seaside garden right outside the hotel, where many expats were walking their dogs and jogging. If you want to swim, there's a pool on the second floor of the hotel, and on the same floor, there's a play area for kids. It was so convenient to swim and then pick up the kids afterward. There's also a ferry nearby that goes to Central Pier on Hong Kong Island, as shown in the pictures with the schedule.
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Posted on Aug 9, 2026|Deluxe Quadruple Room
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Exceeded expectations! The room was spacious and very clean, and the bedding was comfortable. We booked a quad room, which included breakfast for four. Downstairs, there's a lovely river view, and you can cross the river to Sha Tin city center. The transportation is also convenient: we took a direct bus from Sai Kung station right to the hotel, and the next day we easily transferred to Tsim Sha Tsui.
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Price per night fromS$ 100