I had booked this hotel stay for my father and he's stayed here numerous times in the last two decades but this time was a bit different. While being overseas, my father's sciatica acted up. To the point where he was borderline immobile. We knew at the very least, the hotel will have a wheelchair for him and hopefully a staff member will assist him out of the car and into his room. That all happened but to our surprise, they went above and beyond. My father felt a little better and on day 2, he was able to get himself to have some continental breakfast. The manager at that time saw my father and gave him a table closest to the door and out of protocol, asked my father what he wanted and brought him his requested breakfast items. Afterwards, the gentleman assisted my father to the elevator and asked a staff member to bring my father to his room to make sure he gets in safely. On top of all this, for the balance of his stay, the staff would go out and help my father buy lunch or dinner. If anyone has EVER had a loved one, alone and far from home and not feeling well, you know how nerve racking it can be. So to hear that the staff in this hotel was so willing to help take care of my father, I am very grateful. Thank you Regal Kowloon Hotel!
Close to water and close to food and shopping. The hotel is on the K3 shuttle bus service to Kowloon station Hint: if you are a Senior, purchase an Oyster Card upon arrival and you get reduced travel fares.
Room was clean with plenty of space bathroom was big and modern
Nice hotel with excellent location at the Tsim Sha Tsui area, Hong Kong. There is an open public square immediately outside of the hotel (door on the west side). There are plenty of restaurants on the open square area.
Executive suite with private check in, huge room, free wifi and excellent executive lounge perks! the hotel was in a great location--friendly staff and nice hotel.
Hotel is ok and is conveniently located to shopping areas, sightseeing attractions, restaurants, and local transportation. Elevator in the hotel is terrible!
We stayed with 4 families. It was a pleasant stay considering the other HK hotels. Rooms are by far the biggest. Lot of nice eating joints. We will probably stay again here. Thanks.
I stay here every once in a while. I prepaid a Superior Room with king bed, travel 26 hours to get there only to be told they were sold out of king beds and wanted to "upgrade" me to two doubles. I am 6' 7" and two doubles do not help me much. They said they can upgrade me again to get a king but they would have to charge me another $20...after objecting for 10 minutes I finally had to accept it and pay them more. I found the Perkin Hotel nearby a day later and will stay there from now on.
Reasonable hotel with a good location. Good for a short stay.
Located in Tsim Sha Tsui, Regal Kowloon Hotel is adjacent to Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade and within a 5-minute walk of other popular sights like Victoria Harbour. This 600-room, 4-star hotel has 3 restaurants, free in-room WiFi, and a fitness center.
This hotel is home to 3 onsite restaurants, perfect for a quick bite to eat. Entertain your taste buds with a beverage at the bar/lounge or coffee shop/café.
Regal Kowloon Hotel's 600 rooms provide refrigerators, coffee makers, and safes. TVs come with satellite channels, and guests can stay connected with wired Internet and free WiFi. Bathrooms offer hair dryers, free toiletries, bathrobes, and slippers. Phones and desks are also standard.
Renovated in 2015, Regal Kowloon Hotel offers a fitness center, free WiFi in public areas, and a business center. Valet parking is available for HKD 500.00 per day. Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can assist with luggage storage, tours or tickets, and dry cleaning/laundry. Additional amenities include coffee/tea in a common area, express check-in, and express check-out.
I had booked this hotel stay for my father and he's stayed here numerous times in the last two decades but this time was a bit different. While being overseas, my father's sciatica acted up. To the point where he was borderline immobile. We knew at the very least, the hotel will have a wheelchair for him and hopefully a staff member will assist him out of the car and into his room. That all happened but to our surprise, they went above and beyond. My father felt a little better and on day 2, he was able to get himself to have some continental breakfast. The manager at that time saw my father and gave him a table closest to the door and out of protocol, asked my father what he wanted and brought him his requested breakfast items. Afterwards, the gentleman assisted my father to the elevator and asked a staff member to bring my father to his room to make sure he gets in safely. On top of all this, for the balance of his stay, the staff would go out and help my father buy lunch or dinner. If anyone has EVER had a loved one, alone and far from home and not feeling well, you know how nerve racking it can be. So to hear that the staff in this hotel was so willing to help take care of my father, I am very grateful. Thank you Regal Kowloon Hotel!
Close to water and close to food and shopping. The hotel is on the K3 shuttle bus service to Kowloon station Hint: if you are a Senior, purchase an Oyster Card upon arrival and you get reduced travel fares.
Room was clean with plenty of space bathroom was big and modern
Nice hotel with excellent location at the Tsim Sha Tsui area, Hong Kong. There is an open public square immediately outside of the hotel (door on the west side). There are plenty of restaurants on the open square area.
Executive suite with private check in, huge room, free wifi and excellent executive lounge perks! the hotel was in a great location--friendly staff and nice hotel.
Hotel is ok and is conveniently located to shopping areas, sightseeing attractions, restaurants, and local transportation. Elevator in the hotel is terrible!
We stayed with 4 families. It was a pleasant stay considering the other HK hotels. Rooms are by far the biggest. Lot of nice eating joints. We will probably stay again here. Thanks.
I stay here every once in a while. I prepaid a Superior Room with king bed, travel 26 hours to get there only to be told they were sold out of king beds and wanted to "upgrade" me to two doubles. I am 6' 7" and two doubles do not help me much. They said they can upgrade me again to get a king but they would have to charge me another $20...after objecting for 10 minutes I finally had to accept it and pay them more. I found the Perkin Hotel nearby a day later and will stay there from now on.
