Royal Park Hotel

Can’t say enough good things about this hotel but here are a few top reasons that make this hotel worth staying at when visiting Hong Kong:
1. Great location close to a variety of top notch eateries all within walking distance
2. Easy access to and from the airport as well as MTR and public buses (stop right in front of the hotel)
3. Clean, spacious and well appointed room with great view of the river and park
If those are not enough then consider these additional perks:
— great rates with much cheaper rate than staying in HKG island or Kowloon
— miles of well maintained jogging track and bike path right outside which also makes for a nice leisurely stroll along the river
NOTE:
This may not be the place for you if visiting HKG for the 1^st time and would like to be in the middle of the actions and hustle & bustle of HKG island, but I think this is perfect for frequent visitors who don’t have families or friends in the area to free load.
Definitely at the top of my list for place to stay at next time in HKG

Let’s get the ball rolling for my 1^st review of the year …
I’m here in Hong Kong for a business trip in January and I’m booked on this hotel in shatin as it’s somewhat nearer to my office.
This hotel looks grand and most importantly it’s near a big shopping mall. At 1^st, I was thinking how come this hotel is located at such Ulu places. Pardon me, this is my 1^st trip to hong kong and I was expecting the stay to be in central Hong Kong.
Anyway, the rooms are awesome and it’s big and spacious. I was given a Queen Size bed which includes a single bed too … Which means I can sleep on each side for 1 night.
The hotel is clean and tidy and they serve international breakfast. During my breakfast session, I get to chat with Caucasian students whose here for an exchange program and according to them this is the best hotel within the vicinity.
The hotel provides daily shutter service to central hong kong and you got to checkout the timing.
The overall stay is awesome.

Lovely hotel inside of an enormous shopping mall! We got a room with 3 comfy beds side by side next to each other and there was still room to walk around in our hotel room (everything in Hong Kong has a very tight space so this is rare!). Bathroom was clean and had the normal essentials we needed stocked and ready to go. The place even has slippers for you to use!
Because we arrived early, they locked our luggages up so we could go and explore the mall. The only concern I had with that was that yes, they do chain up your luggages but it’s still easily accessible by anyone passing by the lobby who wants to go through someone’s bags. The bags may be tied together but they’re not secured.
Pro tip: You’ll need to use your key to get to the hotel elevator and again when you want to go to your designated floor

Royal Park Hotel is one of the nicest hotels I have stayed in. It is conveniently located near a shopping mall that is connected to the railway station. Within our hotel, there are several restaurants — 2+2 café, Sakurada Japanese Restaurant, City Art Restaurant, Royal Park Chinese Restaurant, One + One Bar, and Gourmet Corner. The bar’s current promotion is buy one get one alcoholic beverage, which is available during business hours. Our room is spacious for up to four guests, very clean, and has a great view of river. We have two queen sized beds, couch, desk with chair, television, and refrigerator.

Staying here for my Study abroad in Hong Kong for CMU.
Right when you step off at the curve do you know that this is a great place to be as a tourist. Sha Tin is about 45 minutes from downtown Hong Kong in the New Territories with great access to a variety of cultural and touristy attractions. It is connected to the Sha Tin and New Town Mall Centers which are huge. [9 floors] and immediate access to the Sha Tin MTR station [take the Blue Line to Kowloon and Hong Kong Island]
The Pros:
The room itself is decently big, I have a nice view [too bad it’s march and foggy].
The convenience in location to the mall and the MTR are great.
If your stay is extended you can ask the maid service to forgo your room in exchange for HK$ 50 as a credit per day towards dining or room service.
There is a direct shuttle to the Airport A41 which is more than convenient.
The gym is very decently equipped for being a hotel gym. Quite impressed
The Cons:
I have never slept on a rougher mattress. 1 star for this. It would barely pass the flop on the bed test if you were a bulldozer.
The cleaning service will sometimes take your Green symbol and you will not be able to claim your $ 50HK towards food
The food buffet is unfortunately pretty mediocre. A few items were tasty [like sizzling foie gras] however a few of the ordered pasta dishes were lukewarm.
Good for my month’s stay. However will consider staying closer to HK Island next visit.

It’s a decent hotel, with more pros than cons.
The rooms are fairly clean, modern, and comfortable. Our room came with a king bed and an extra bed for our 6-​year old daughter. The king bed was a bit too firm for me and I could feel the metal bars across the center of the bed.
The rest of the room was fine with standard amenities. The wifi kept cycling between a normal and slow speed, so be forewarned if you’re needing consistent access.
The staff were pleasant, although we did have a few small communication issues. We also stayed at the Hyatt and can say that the staff there had a better command of English. That said, the Royal Park Staff were good enough.
We purchased the optional breakfast for about $ 100 HK per person (hotel patrons get a 50% discount off the regular cost). The breakfast included many options, including dim sum, noodles, sushi, omlettes, salad, bacon, eggs, and pastries. Stay away from the Japanese options; they’re pretty terrible. The Chinese options were generally of good quality. American breakfast staples (e.g. bacon) were of cheap cafeteria quality whereas the salads were surprisingly very fresh.
As noted by others, the hotel is conveniently located next to a mall and an MRT station. The mall also houses Snoopy’s World, a small outdoor exhibit that can keep kids entertained for about 30 minutes. It’s a nice free perk.
Overall, this was a good place to stay, although we’d probably check around for other hotels and deals next time.

what a hidden gem! well most ppl would think shatin is a rather old area with way too many ppl esp the northerners. that’s partly true but the hotel itself is definitely not old fashioned. quite the opposite they’re undergoing a couple phases of renovation.
some of their bigger rooms have been changed into family room good for families travelling together with a triple bed or two double beds that fit four ppl. most of their rooms are spacious n look out to a stunning shing mun river view giving u peace n quietness within an affordable budget of around 1200hkd per room per night with free WiFi.
the hotel features 5 specialty restaurants: a buffet that fits 300ppl, a bar that offers both indoor n outdoor seating with a live band, a Japanese restaurant that does really nice teppanyaki with a few sets to choose from, an award winning Chinese restaurant good for dim sum n dinner, a fine dining restaurant with nice décor n big sofa seatings, the price range is about 400 to 600hkd per person for dinner.

It was difficult to find a reasonable hotel rate for a family with a decent location /​room size /​good hotel quality in Hong Kong. Enter Royal Park Hotel. Though it isn’t located in the hustle and bustle of Tsim Sha Tsui or Mongkok, I rather appreciated it. It was far enough away from the concentrated crowds while offering many location-​based amenities. Shopping, dining, and transportation are all at your fingertips. The hotel is connected to New Town Plaza which is connected to the MTR as well as several other shopping centers (Shatin Plaza, Lucky Plaza, Hilton Plaza, Citylink). RP also offers a free shuttle to TST. All you have to do is sign up for a time and be in the lobby 5 minutes before departure. Every staff member was kind, smiling, and helpful. We will definitely be staying here again when we travel to HK.
Free wi-​fi is a great bonus as well.