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Park Hong Kong

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61-65 Chatham Road South, Tsimshatsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, China

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4.00

Travel Blogs From Travelers at The Park Hong Kong

We are on the way
Aug 29, 2008 (3 photos)

Hi all Our trip has started we are now in Hong Kong recharging our batteries before moving on to the Uk tomorrow, the last few days here have been taking the fantastic sights and shopping experince. Every night they hold a light show on the water front where they have a laser and coloured light show to music the whole city is a light and it just...

A travel blog entry from Hong Kong by 2bikers
Ny-lon-kong ! Asia's World City !
Aug 5, 2008 (15 photos)

Lei Ho! New York, London and Hong Kong or as it's been referred to Ny-lon-kong! Three of the world's important financial centers. One certainly gets the feeling that Hong Kong is a vibrant financial and shopping center for the Asian Pacific area. We certainly felt it walking around Tsim Sha Tsui in Kowloon and Hong Kong Island. The last few days...

A travel blog entry from Hong Kong by ricknelsie
Hong Kong: One Country, Two Systems !
Aug 3, 2008 (50 photos)

Ley Ho! We arrived in Hong Kong yesterday to a beautiful day, albeit a very hot and humid day. Today, we've decided to explore the Tsim Sha Tsui area of Kowloon. From our hotel, it was just a short walk to the Visitor Information Center at the Star Ferry Pier. Here the Information Center staff assisted us in booking a guided tour of Hong Kong Is...

A travel blog entry from Hong Kong by ricknelsie
From Sea To Sea !
Aug 2, 2008 (2 photos)

Ley Ho! We continued our journey this morning by catching an early morning flight from Phuket, located on the Andaman Sea to Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi International Airport where we connected with another Thai Airways flight to Hong Kong, located on the South China Sea! We hope to enjoy a few days exploring this large cultural city which offers a m...

A travel blog entry from Hong Kong by ricknelsie
Hongkong Handover
May 5, 2005

Entry 26 of a trip titled: The Chronicles of Mark

Greetings: As a semi-retired world trekker, I've opted to document my travels in this space for me to recall them in case I ever get Alzheimer's. Amusing and educating other readers would be a plus factor. Should the effect be otherwise, then get the f**k off my page and make your own! I'll probably travel again, as I've pending commitments in London, Melbourne and Connecticut. But if I'm able to defer for the next 3 years, all the better for me as I'm still unable to appreciate virtues of long flight travel and yearn for the application of matter-energy transport systems (trekkie!) Meanwhile, I hope you find some form of entertainment in the next few pages. Thank you. This message will self-destruct in 5 seconds...

A travel blog entry from Hong Kong by markster
Trip to Kowloon and Hong Kong
Jul 27, 2000 (5 photos)

China... Home of Fortune cookies and Jet Li, I got to visit in 2000, and it was the last stop on a long trip around the world for me. I got to meet a few good people and was able to have a nice traditional meal there, many thanks to my Host there. Kowloon & Hong Kong I Stayed in Hong Kong for 3 days and got to see a few cool places while I w...

A travel blog entry from Hong Kong by slainte924
Hong Kong
Jan 15, 1981 (19 photos)

Bangkok to Kong Kong on China Airlines flight CI804 15:00/19:45 A bit of a shock when all the oxygen masks came down in the cabin but fortunately a false alarm Arrived late to hotel but shops all still open, so dumped our bags & hit the streets 4 nts at The Park Hotel Kowloon Nathan Rd - Victoria - Central - The Peak tram - double decker bus...

A travel blog entry from Hong Kong by traveltragic

More Traveler Reviews of Park Hong Kong

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from A TripAdvisor User on 2005-10-30
hotel is on renovate rooms are dark and can not see the out side because there is a green net outside building and noise

Had a Great Stay

from A TripAdvisor User on 2005-10-11
I stayed at the Park Hotel on my way to (1 night) and from Europe (2 nights). On both occasions I found the staff very helpful and accommodating and my rooms realatively quite (due to the renovations) and very comfortable. It is in a good location not far from most areas in Kowloon as well as close to public transport and shops. The street at the Park is on has 2 of the major electical retailers (Tower and Broadway) any number of resturants including McDonalds and Pizza Hut for the less adventurous along with small cafe's, clothes shops and small supermarkets.

When I arrived the first time I requested that my room be as quiet as possible and away from the noise of the renovations. The front desk staff member (Lawrance) was very helpful and gave me a room on the 5th floor at the back of the hotel (away from the renovations, street noise and scaffolding). He also offered me a late book out in recognition of the renovation issue. As the renovation work did not commence until after 9:00am and finished around 5:00pm each day it was not a problem as I was usually not in my room during this time. The room was small but the beds comfortable, the air conditoning wonderful and yes, as in other reviews, the toilet did appear a bit shallow. The restaruant was closed so for breakfast it was a guided tour of 2 city blocks to another hotel for their breakfast (this proved good luck as on a later visit when the Park Hotel's restaraunt was open it was better then the Parks).

On my second visit I arrived early after a long flight from Paris. I was advised that my room would not be ready for some hours but I asked if there was another room as I was very tired from my flight and could not face wondering around Hong Kong for any length of time. They quickly found me another room that was ready on the 10th floor. This room was twice as big as my room on my first visit and again it faced the back of the hotel with a veiw of the back lane so again it was reasonable quite. Their restaraunt was opened so I experienced their ordinary breakfast (the bacon had a distinct, off putting, smell and taste) but their dinner buffet was quite impressive and a good price (once the guest discount was applied). The front desk staff where again very helpful in arranging tours and even provided some information on reliable nearby tailors.

When I left. the hotel had just started its new 'vision' for its staff of 'Service with faith and heart' and they had changed from their serious suites into jeans and t-shirts with the above 'vision' on them as a logo

- a heart with the word faith over it. It will be interesting to see how this makes any changes to all ready good service.

Overall it was a very pleasant experience to stay at the Park. My rooms were great both times and the staff always helpful. I would be happy to stay their again.

Wait till it's renovated

from Tes on 2005-09-26
we had bad experiences also, the staff were friendly & as helpful as possible, but it is truly in the middle of a renovation.

We did the time warp and got a backache

from A TripAdvisor User on 2005-09-11
My partner and I stayed there for three nights and by the end of it we were a mess. Without going into the finer detail we experienced the following disappointments or frustrations with this hotel:

- Awful beds, and I mean AWFUL. I've slept under more comfy bridges.

- Dark, cold and prison like feel to the room because of bamboo scaffolding.

- Terrible amenities. No toothpaste or toothbrush, a hair dryer that was so well hidden it took us two days and a call to the concierge to find it.

*Fellas take note:* I learned on this trip that hell hath no fury like a woman without a hair dryer.

- Toilet bowl so shallow that it doubles as a bidet but NOT by design.

- Fluctuating shower temperature that couldn't be predicted or controlled.

- Did I mention the bed?

Going into this hotel felt like walking through a timewarp back to the 80's. We didn't mind the timewarp, that can have charm, it's the free back ache I really resented. After 3 days there I decided to pay the fee they charged for using the internet (not cheap), and book another hotel - the Regal Kowloon, which was great in comparison.

The redeeming feature of this hotel is its staff. They were in general very helpful, made good recommendations about food and shopping, accommodating of check in and check out times, and gave very good directions to some out of the way places we wanted to visit. The maid was very chatty and quite happy to give us an extra towel or two.

Awful hotel, great staff, what a pity. We will never stay there again. We're going back to HK in May 06 and will stay at the Regal Kowloon, which is nearby and in comparison, superb.

I'll think twice

from BlueHeeler on 2005-09-02
My Partner & I stayed for 2 nights. There were problems with our room (3rd floor) The bed was hard & uncomfortable. The grey water drain from shower / bath was partially blocked. Unable to dine at the restaurant because of renovations, (with notice of indefinate closure) On departure we had to lump our luggage to the shuttle bus

In all, not totally impressed, maybe when the renovations are completed things might change..... maybe

Not good timing...

from rato on 2005-08-13
I stayed in this hotel in 1991 and was very impressed by it. When I was travelling to Hong Kong in 2003, I decided to stay in the same hotel again.

However, it was under reconstruction while I was there... The entrance looked like a builing site. I could not recognise it at all.

I wasn't asked and was allocated to the smoking floor...

The room was different from what in my memory as well. The carpet didn't appear to be clean.

The location was very convenient though.

I guess it will all be different when the reconstruction work is done. It was not good timing.

Uh, stay somewhere else

from TravelJunkie22 on 2005-07-28
If you can stay somewhere else, please do. When I was there, the hotel was undergoing construction so my view was obstructive to bamboo shoots and dust. The rooms looked like dorm rooms from a college. If your really on a tight budget and don't mind the cheap ambience, this is the hotel for you. Location was ok. Mcdonalds across the street. Everything is walking distance around the hotel so that was ok.

Brilliant

from BorntotravelUK on 2005-03-17
THis was our 3rd (and definitely the best) stay on Hong Kong. Ignore thef the 3*staus. The rooms are very big - especially in Hong Kong where a double can be a shoe box even in 5*, and very well equiped. The staff were friendly and helpful. The location is superb very central for Nathan Road, and the MTR. Definitely a must for us next time!

Park Hotel-Nice place to stay

from cal on 2004-11-30
Stayed at the Park Hotel-Kowloon Side and it was worth it. The hotel has a perfect location for people like me who wants to go to shops who sells goods (clothes, shoes, perfumes, souvenir items etc.) at a very reasonable price. Its just a few minutes walk to the MTR station, some Chinese Restaurants and Nathan Road- where you can find more, more shops. The hotel staff were very attentive, courteous and efficient too. On our next visit to Hongkong, we wouldn't hesitate to stay on this hotel.

Great value

from A TripAdvisor User on 2004-10-03
Have just spent a week at the Park and found it a very pleasant hotel. Our room (twin) was very spacious, clean, comfortable. and quiet. Found the staff very friendly and helpful, espeically organising tours. The buffet breakfast was good and thoroughly enjoyed the Marigold Bar each evening. This is a great hotel for the price, and a great location, close to shopping, restaurants and transport. We would definately stay there again.


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