Location is the major plus point for this hotel. This would have been my second time staying at the marriot. The bed was plush and comfy, no complains there.

However, the turn down service only rang the doorbell at 10 plus pm and did such a sloppy job in turning down the bed. This was the norm for the 4 nights that I was there.

Other than finding the room a tad bit dim, love the fact that the curtains can be drawn via a button on the bed panel. No other major complains

We stayed at the Marriott twice during our recent trip to Hong Kong and China. Everything about the hotel is very good: the service is efficient, the atmosphere welcoming, the food is delicious, and the location is most convenient.. I would highly recommend paying extra for use of the Excecutive lounge and take a bathing suit to have a swim in the outdoor pool. We also used the gym - which is well equipped.

For shopaholic, there's big mall beneath; for eat lovers, the hotel has gd food & beverage; for tourist, the MTR is downstairs; for businessman, it locates in the heart of business district.

It's my second stay for a weekend getaway. I like the bedroom for its two big celing-to-ground windows which offer a wide view of the city and sufficient sunlight to the room. Beds & pillows are of high quality. I like the nice little touches (no gd to be disclosed) of the hotel and staff of different levels are polite. It keeps reminding me of the quality of a 5-star hotel by conduct.

I cannot say some areas in the hotel and room looks very new, like the lobby and washroom, but there is no doubt they are clean & tidy. It is also surrounded by skycrappers while limited seaview is available in my room.

In fact, the advantages mentioned in the 1st paragraph are shared by what I regard the "3 little dragons" in the area: Marriot, The Island Shangrila & Conrad. I stayed in the Island Shangrila once and it makes me "wow". Having said that, after this second visit in the Marriot, I would call it "home"!

Stayed at JW this past Chinese New Year. This is indeed one of the luxury properties in its market, though not necessarily world renown.

I was able to obtain this property through PriceLine, and I probably got it 30% off as a result of that. On top of that, they kinda liked me, so they upgraded me to sea view for free.

The hotel is really nice, and the people are sweet indeed. Property sits on top of the subway station, and it has cabs in front of the door. Airport bus is only a reservation away at HKD150. (At HKD300, 2 people will probably like the cab ride to the airport better, and for 3 persons it is actually cheaper). The concierge is very helpful, and is only an internet screen away from any address, phone number.

They have one buffet or another going all day long, from 6AM to 10 PM. The dinner buffet at HKD600+ is particularly impressive, given that it has lobsters/sushi included in that. Wine list seemed very reasonable, and agreeable. The much hyped about café Too buffet at the Shangri-La is a particularly poor choice, and pricey at HKD400+. (On the other hand their Petrus restaurant is a nice French choice, but the wine list is a bit over priced).

Rooms are indeed a bit on the small size, but who cares (not as if you gonna roller skate around the King bed). The king bed sits nicely there in front of the panoramic window, with desk and TV on the side. There is enough marble in the bath to make it agreeable to most.

I mean the hotel can be had for under USD300/night, and at that price you are not going to get a helipad on top of the roof.