Looking to try a new place. Preferably a lower-priced 4-star place. Kimberley was the place for me for obvious reasons, but no longer the case, but it is still the standard that I will go by for comparing.
Criteria - Probably on the Kowloon side in YauTsimMong. Accessibility to the HGs, very close to MTR, restaurants. Bonus if easy accessibility to one of the free buses to Kowloon Station. A good view would be a big bonus.
Some of the places I’ve stayed at before:
Regal Kowloon - nice but a bit out of the way
Kimberley - great location but the hotel is too old-fashioned, needs an upgrade
Stanford - rooms are really small, but good location
Stanford Hillview - same as above, and don’t like to deal with the uphill climb
Eaton - same as Stanford
Imperial - nice larger rooms but more like a 2.5 star.
CityView - super location but rooms are meh
The rest are places that my company has paid for and I wouldn’t use my own money to pay.
Places I’d like a monger review for:
Nathan
Prudential
BP
Best Western Grand
East (in Tai Koo) - anyone know why prices are so low there?
Park (in TST)
IClub Mongkok
any on the HK side in the general price range as the above that is worth it
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