The Royal Pacific Hotel & Towers

Great location, very comfortable room and beds

- Clean and always smells fresh - Good service - Comfortable beds - Excellent location - Strong and fast wifi connection - Early check in since we arrived early

The location was really very good; it was very accessible and it made commuting/traveling really easy. The staff was also very nice and accommodating. We actually didn’t make it in time for our check out time but they didn’t make us pay for an extension, even if we were willing, since we won’t be able to utilise it since we were leaving for the airport already. The processes were also very efficient; checking in and checking out only took minutes.

Great location! With the help of Bill Szeto, Chief Concierge, we went sightseeing to exciting places every day. The ferry to Macau is on the pier right in front of Royal Pacific Hotel. The Star Ferry to Hong Kong Island is a short walk from the hotel. Two train stations are nearby and the trains are easy to ride with the help of the Chief Concierge. The hotel restaurant has a quality buffet for breakfast at a fair price. They offer a large variety of British and Chinese food.

This is an excellent hotel near Kowloon Park in upper Tsim Sha Tsui. The property enjoys a bay view, although our room had a street view, but for a bit of a premium, one can get fantastic treatment of the night time Central lights from bed. I found the location ideal as it is slightly tucked away from the Nathan Road madness and that of the Temple Street Night Market, yet it is within walking distance to all of it, as well as two well connect subway stations that can get you pretty much anywhere in Hong Kong. The staff of this hotel really sets it apart. We were treated like royalty, especially by the concierge, who happily called us taxis, gave us travel directions and kept our luggage until 23:00 o'clock on the day we were leaving. Although we didn't make much use of the facilities, the hotel restaurant looked appetising, plus the whole thing is right next to the Harbour City shopping mall so you can literary have everything there. The secluded Pacific Coffee cafe on the podium level deserves a special mention. It was so quaint and peaceful, and although Pacific Coffee is a chain, having our first coffee in that particular outlet before setting out to explore the city for the day became a bit of a ritual.