Courtyard By Marriott Hong Kong Hotel
Courtyard By Marriott Hong Kong Hotel
167 Connaught Road West, Hong Kong, China
Star Ratings :
Location :
Sheung Wan
Rooms :
245
This was the first Courtyard hotel in Hong Kong, China. Rising 25 storeys above Victoria Harbour in one of the world's most cosmopolitan cities, the new Courtyard by Marriott Hong Kong Hotel makes an impressive entrance, delighting business and leisure travellers alike. From its ideal location in the Sai Ying Pun District, you can explore nearby Macau Ferry Pier, the Central financial district, MTR subway, and enjoy dining, entertainment and shopping
from US$ 112
per night
TAX & SERVICE INCLUSIVE
per night
TAX & SERVICE INCLUSIVE
Based on 40 HotelTravel.com Guest reviews
Standard of Room
Hotel Facilities
Food & Beverage
Service
Location
Value For Money
68%
Customer Satisfaction
Rated #38 for all Hong Kong hotels
The rooms in this hotel are very modern and clean. The people are generally efficient, courteous, and friendly. The location of the hotel is not one of its best attributes. If you do not plan to always take the taxi, it will take quite a while before you reach this hotel by tram or even bus.excellent rate I got from this website. So the deal I got is good value for my money....
Jose Angelo Sibayan, Philippine
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Courtyard By Marriott Hong Kong Hotel Reviews
A HotelTravel.com Member,American
Check-In : 13 Dec 09
Room type: Deluxe
Standard of Room
Hotel Facilities
Food & Beverage
Service
Location
Value For Money
76%
Satisfaction
The hotel is quite new, the staff professional, room is of fair size. The bus stop opposite of the hotel has A12 (airport express) stop. The hotel is not close to a MTR, so bus/taxi/electric card is required to get to further locations. It is close to Hong Kong University. The hotel has bus services to the closest MTR, but has limited schedule.
Jose Angelo Sibayan,Philippine
Check-In : 17 Nov 09
Room type: Deluxe
Standard of Room
Hotel Facilities
Food & Beverage
Service
Location
Value For Money
77%
Satisfaction
The rooms in this hotel are very modern and clean. The people are generally efficient, courteous, and friendly. The location of the hotel is not one of its best attributes. If you do not plan to always take the taxi, it will take quite a while before you reach this hotel by tram or even bus.excellent rate I got from this website. So the deal I got is good value for my money.
A HotelTravel.com Member,Russian
Check-In : 28 Jul 09
Room type: Deluxe
Standard of Room
Hotel Facilities
Food & Beverage
Service
Location
Value For Money
55%
Satisfaction
Room is very fasionable, but a bit noisy. Location is very bad compared to my previous stay - Harbourview Hotel.
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