Marco Polo Hongkong Hotel

This hotel has an excellent location, and it's not my first time staying here. This time, I booked an executive floor room. The food and drink options were great, with long service hours and excellent staff attitudes. A special shoutout to Mr. Zhang, an intern, who was particularly polite and courteous. I'll definitely stay here again next time I visit Hong Kong.

The hotel's location is superb, right in Harbour City, making shopping and leisure incredibly convenient. The hotel's food selection is extensive and delicious. The front desk service is excellent, the rooms are very comfortable, the gym is fantastic, and the swimming pool is great.

Upon entering the room, there was a strange odor. After a patient explanation from the staff, I understood that this is a 1960s hotel, so I decided to make do. The non-seaview room offered no scenery at all from the window – just three walls as far as the eye could see. The hotel breakfast was mainly Western and Italian, with the Chinese options not being particularly extensive, and the taste was very average. However, getting to Tsim Sha Tsui Ferry Pier was incredibly convenient, just a two-minute walk.

I've been staying at this hotel for 10 years now. It's located right in Harbour City, making it incredibly convenient for dining and getting to Victoria Harbour. I've lost count of how many times I've stayed here. The rooms are spacious and absolutely fantastic!

Ambience: Excellent location. Service: Generally good and responsive to requests, except for one guy at the front desk with black-rimmed glasses who looked like I owed him money. Facilities: The decor is so outdated, calling it 80s-style would be generous; it's more like a hotel from a horror movie. The cross-handle faucets couldn't be fully turned off, so they'd randomly drip loudly in the middle of the night. Cleanliness: I can't fathom how the hallway managed to smell simultaneously like urine, foul odors, and an incredibly strong, strange perfume. It was so strong that you could smell it inside the room even with the door closed. Once you opened the room door, there was a heavy musty smell. The air conditioning was also musty, irritating, and very loud. I didn't dare lift the sheets to check the bed's cleanliness. Two out of five lights in the room were broken, making it dark and dim. The TV was about 20 inches. As for the carpet, I'd advise walking lightly, as I feared stirring up countless dust mites if I stepped too hard. I'd also suggest leaving the lights on when you sleep, just in case something decides to pay a visit at night. This kind of room would be overpriced at 200 RMB in mainland China; it's barely a guesthouse. So, definitely read the negative reviews; they are very accurate. To those who gave high scores and said they had a good experience, please go eat something decent for once. Of course, if location is all you care about, then go ahead and stay with your eyes closed.

The hotel's location is excellent; I stayed here two years ago and it was quite good. However, this time, the twin room had a musty smell. Even after changing rooms, it was the same. At past 4 PM, the room wasn't ready, so I couldn't check in. On top of that, the hotel was undergoing renovations, which made it very noisy. It was a really bad experience.