Hong Kong hotels near Queen Elizabeth Stadium

Cons: We dined in the top floor restaurant Above and Beyond and had the Peking Duck set menu with a wine pairing. Here, unfortunately, the highly attentive service became intrusive and absurd. For example, someone comes every minute to check on your table and rather than a casual glance this check includes a careful study. The servers would often jump in to do something unnecessary and pointless such as turning the water bottle so that the label faces you or randomly realigning items on the table in a fussy manner. And if you had the temerity to top off your own water glass, someone would jump in and grab the bottle form your hand. Aside form the overbearing service, the meal was only okay. The duck was tasty, but most of the other flavors were no more than ordinary. And the wine pairings were similarly undistinguished. Considering that the meal (at HKD 2000) was by far the most expensive one we had in 4 days in Hong Kong, it was a very poor value for money. I recommend going elsewhere despite the high rating this place receives on Trip Advisor.

Cons: the fact that I had to pay 240HKD for breakfast after paying 2000+HKD for the room

Cons: Asked for an extended checkout, they gave me 30 minutes.

Cons: They advertise something it should be for both sexes

Cons: nothing

Cons: No

Cons: Waited a really really long time for a room. Promised us a room then we waited and waited after a long flight. Said they'd come to us randomly in 3 minutes. Had to repeatedly ask for room which we received at long last a little after 3 pm. ( arrived before noon) Then we had to wait an extra hour for them to find our luggage and bring it to the room. This meant a lot of lost time when time was of the essence in our trip. So, plan for this. Otherwise a great place. A lot of waiting in the cafe resto too. Hotel bar was top!

Cons: When I first stayed here 8 years ago, the hotel was showing signs of wear, now it is firmly planted in the "dated" range. The pubic areas are fine, but the rooms could use a make over. Again, it all depends on the room rate as far as value goes.

Cons: Dodgy area. You're going to get hit on getting into your hotel.

Cons: The pool wasn’t open ( under renovation) which was a bit of a bummer.

Cons: Dated facilities such as bathroom fixtures. Hotel exterior is being worked on, so all the windows are blocked. There is absolutely no view. If I had known there will be no view, I would have went with 2 other Marco Polo sister hotels on the same street for less money.

Cons: The rooms are small, but it's to be expected. Beds are harder than western traveler's maybe used to. And it's about a 10 min walk to the MTR train stations. So after a long day of walking, it's not very convenient, but they do have a hotel shuttle running to a few of the nearby stations and other locations. You just have to catch it at the right time, or you'll have to wait another hour.

Cons: rooms are too small, noise from outside if you don't have a high floor

Cons: Room was a bit small.

Cons: Smelled like smoke or incense or something on my floor, can hear everything in the hallway but it's quiet as far as outside noise goes

Cons: *staff have poor English skills * room service diddnt knock before walking in to our room on two occasions *breakfast buffet was fairly disappointing, restaurant staff more interested in talking with each other than serving customer's. *reception staff messed up our room payment *ruined our trip - left Hong Kong on an earlier flight.