- Charges for extra guests may apply and vary depending on the property's policy.
- A cash deposit or credit card for incidental charges, as well as a government-issued photo ID, are required at check-in.
- Special requests are subject to availability at the time of check-in and can't be guaranteed. Certain requests may come with additional charges.
- No parking is available onsite.
- The credit card used at check-in for incidentals must be in the name of the primary guest who made the reservation.
- The following credit cards are accepted: American Express, Diners Club, JCB International, MasterCard, and Visa.
- Debit cards aren't accepted.
- Pool access available from 8 AM to 8 PM.
Eaton, Hong Kong
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a nice hotel on nathan road , near jordan mrt station and a bus stop to airport.
The airport bus A21 stop is 2 minutes away from hotel and it‘s only $33 HK dollars.
Small effecient rooms.Close to Nathan street and night market.
I stay here quite often. But just to let the future customers know that there is construction on the top floors. They are replacing the pool and fitness areas. At check in they will provide you with some free earplugs if the noise is too much for you. They also provide a free shuttle to a local swimming pool and work out area in Mon Gok heading north on Nathan rd. the front desk said they will not finish construction for another 6 months. the shuttle bus to and from the airport has increased HKD5 to HKD155.
This was our first time in Hong Kong and we had a great time! The Eaton housed a tour company in the lobby that helped us plan our trip to Victoria Peak, Big Bhuddha, and Disneyland. The hotel had two restaurants available at the time of our visit, but was also very close to a number of other restaurants nearby; including Michelin rated restaurants and bars. There was a Starbucks and McDonalds across the street, if needed. We walked a lot, but the MTR was very easy to use. I couldn't believe how easy it was. There were plenty of taxis as well, but when we visited Hong Kong island, we had a hard time getting a red taxi to take us back to Kowloon. You'll need cash (Hong Kong dollars) for the taxis. We could have taken the ferry back, but took an Uber instead. Most restaurants have both Chinese and English menus, but when dining at the more local places, the English menu had a limited selection of dishes. If you like to shop, there are A LOT of options - malls, boutiques, outdoor markets, etc. For the most part, we were able to get around and communicate in English. We look forward to returning and exploring more of Hong Kong, especially the hiking trails.
We upgraded to studio but the room size is the same as the regular deluxe room. They just changed the furnishings but the setup is not even functional. the shower and toilet is just like a box. Don’t waste your money for studio.
a lot of noise from construction there doing they should say that they are under construction or remodeling to people before they book. jus at the counter when you check in they give ear blog for noise
This hotel was not very good at all that this was like sleeping on a mattress with a bunch of metal the rooms were very small shower is very small no water pressure this hotel looks very good from the pictures but it is not very good at all it has a four-star rating and you should be a two
Very close to Mong kok and tsim tsa tsui. Easy to commute as train is a little walk away. Small room but okay if you are staying as a tourist wanting to be close to where everything is. Would recommend
This month, July, the hotel was revamping several areas such as pool and exercise room on the top floor. The noise wasn't bad though on the 12th floor . We were given ear plugs at check-in. The internet was down for more than a day. I highly depend on the internet for work and study in addition to communication. The morning breakfast is usually pretty good but what hasn't changed for the better is having to always look for a chef to do omelettes. This is a priority item for many foreigners. The crew on Mondays seems to be different and the quality of service seems to dip a bit. The hotcakes were late and when they did arrive, they were hard as rocks!
2-3 minutes walk to bus stop to & from the airport, cost is 33 Hong Kong dollars, very convenient for shopping and restaurants. highly recommended. I'll be back next trip to HK.
Easy drive from airport. Great breakfast and good location. Walk to Temple Street market and Theo Jade market. Plenty of shopping and eating nearby.
Room was tiny, with the bed taking up so much space you could barely get past it. No door on toilet. World's smallest work desk, and nowhere to put the room service tray. And I asked for a late checkout, 6pm. They charge 50% of the room rate, which is normal, but I wish they would use the room rate they actually offered me, not the book rate. So the extra 6 hours cost me nearly as much as the whole previous night.
We had a great stay. Great location, Friendly staff. Few mins walk from the Jordan MTR. 7/11 cross the street. Good size non-smoking rooms.
We did enjoy our stay at the Etaon, Hong Kong. It was located near shopping and great restaurants. We could walk anywhere we desired. The hotel staff was friendly, the room service food was hot and delicious. The room however was small and stuffy. Electrical converters needed to be purchased and you were required to pay for the hotel shuttle to the airport. Overall a nice stay. Thank you for your hospitality.
Clean good location accessible for land transportation
Great location and excellent service staff. Will definitely book again.
I was issued a hotel phone for use around the city of hk that unknowingly was not cleared yet for use because i was surprised to be phoned by a hotel staff who embarassed me and irately called my attention and asked me to return the phone as if i stole it when i just checked in. I didnt argue anymore and simply returned it afternoon of same day. I had to cut short my tour around the city with my wife just to return the phone. When I told front desk about this bad experience and looked for the person who called me she showed me that the phone didnt register any call history so i didnt pursue asking for the person anymore. She apologized and then handed me the phone back and later when I tried checking call history myself after some calls to my surprise it registered a call history. Only then did I realize that the front desk person fooled me and tried covering up for the guy who called me. I didnt bother to complain further. We just decided that we will not use this hotel anymore and will not recommend to family and friends.
Nice hotel with nice amenities and excellent location. The only negative was that we wanted two single beds. The setup in the room did have two singles but you were only separated by a gap of 3inches.
Nice stay. Close to metro and food. Room was smaller than expected, but it was still very nice. Spend most of my time enjoying the city, do it was perfectly fine.
Hotel highlights
- Walking distance to Jade Market and Miramar Shopping Centre
- Free WiFi and wired Internet in rooms and public areas
- Onsite dining
- Outdoor pool
Located in Jordan, Eaton, Hong Kong is adjacent to Jade Market and within a 15-minute walk of popular sights like Miramar Shopping Centre. This 4-star hotel has 465 guestrooms and offers conveniences like 2 restaurants, an outdoor pool, and a 24-hour fitness center. Located in central Kowloon, the hotel is also near Nathan Road Shopping District and Ladies' Market.
Dining
Enjoy dining at The Astor, one of 2 onsite restaurants. Order from room service to satisfy your hunger without leaving your room, or make new friends over drinks at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfast is offered for a fee each morning from 6:30 AM to 10:30 AM.
Rooms
Eaton, Hong Kong's 465 air-conditioned rooms provide iPod docks, coffee makers, and free bottled water. Flat-screen TVs come with cable channels, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi and wired Internet. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries. Safes, phones, and desks are also standard.
Property features
Guests staying at Eaton, Hong Kong enjoy an outdoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, and free WiFi in public areas. For transportation, you can make use of an airport shuttle at scheduled times for HKD 155 per person one way, as well as limo/town car service. The front desk has multilingual staff on hand 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Other amenities at this family-friendly hotel include 3 meeting rooms, conference space, and express check-in.
Guest reviews for Eaton
Everyone
a nice hotel on nathan road , near jordan mrt station and a bus stop to airport.
great location
Everyone
The airport bus A21 stop is 2 minutes away from hotel and it‘s only $33 HK dollars.
hotel in hong kong
Everyone
Small effecient rooms.Close to Nathan street and night market.
good hotel but is working on the upper floors
Everyone
I stay here quite often. But just to let the future customers know that there is construction on the top floors. They are replacing the pool and fitness areas. At check in they will provide you with some free earplugs if the noise is too much for you. They also provide a free shuttle to a local swimming pool and work out area in Mon Gok heading north on Nathan rd. the front desk said they will not finish construction for another 6 months. the shuttle bus to and from the airport has increased HKD5 to HKD155.
visiting hong kong for the first time
Everyone
This was our first time in Hong Kong and we had a great time! The Eaton housed a tour company in the lobby that helped us plan our trip to Victoria Peak, Big Bhuddha, and Disneyland. The hotel had two restaurants available at the time of our visit, but was also very close to a number of other restaurants nearby; including Michelin rated restaurants and bars. There was a Starbucks and McDonalds across the street, if needed. We walked a lot, but the MTR was very easy to use. I couldn't believe how easy it was. There were plenty of taxis as well, but when we visited Hong Kong island, we had a hard time getting a red taxi to take us back to Kowloon. You'll need cash (Hong Kong dollars) for the taxis. We could have taken the ferry back, but took an Uber instead. Most restaurants have both Chinese and English menus, but when dining at the more local places, the English menu had a limited selection of dishes. If you like to shop, there are A LOT of options - malls, boutiques, outdoor markets, etc. For the most part, we were able to get around and communicate in English. We look forward to returning and exploring more of Hong Kong, especially the hiking trails.
close to everything.
Everyone
We upgraded to studio but the room size is the same as the regular deluxe room. They just changed the furnishings but the setup is not even functional. the shower and toilet is just like a box. Don’t waste your money for studio.
Everyone
a lot of noise from construction there doing they should say that they are under construction or remodeling to people before they book. jus at the counter when you check in they give ear blog for noise
this hotel not very good
Everyone
This hotel was not very good at all that this was like sleeping on a mattress with a bunch of metal the rooms were very small shower is very small no water pressure this hotel looks very good from the pictures but it is not very good at all it has a four-star rating and you should be a two
would recommend for convenience
Everyone
Very close to Mong kok and tsim tsa tsui. Easy to commute as train is a little walk away. Small room but okay if you are staying as a tourist wanting to be close to where everything is. Would recommend
hotel construction and internet down
Everyone
This month, July, the hotel was revamping several areas such as pool and exercise room on the top floor. The noise wasn't bad though on the 12th floor . We were given ear plugs at check-in. The internet was down for more than a day. I highly depend on the internet for work and study in addition to communication. The morning breakfast is usually pretty good but what hasn't changed for the better is having to always look for a chef to do omelettes. This is a priority item for many foreigners. The crew on Mondays seems to be different and the quality of service seems to dip a bit. The hotcakes were late and when they did arrive, they were hard as rocks!
