The hotel appearance is very modern and clean, very much like a 5-star hotel. The rooms are great, mid-size with very clean and modern bathrooms (which are a great plus). Most hotels have rooms that are clean and modern and the bathrooms are usually a bit old. But metropark was fabulous. It was truly a very comfortable stay. The location was good for us as it was about a 5minute walk to all the night markets and very good eateries were around the area. It's a bit of a hustle and bustle outside but we prefered this much more so than in the CBD area. We paid 2-3star rates for a 5star hotel! Swimming pool is currently out of service due to renovations. A+

This was an excellent hotel for the money. Very nice room and good service. The breakfast buffet is very good, with plenty of asian and western choices. And for some reason, every morning they would give me a coupon for my breakfast. Don't know if you can expect this or not! :)

The only warning that I would give is that the hotel is about a ten minute walk from the subway. Not bad once in a while, but when you are doing it several times a day, you start to have to factor it into your plans. They have a free shuttle to the subway station, but it only leaves every half hour. There are buses that stop right in front of the hotel, so if you can figure them out, they help a lot.

We were initially given a twin room, which was a bit of an annoyance. no apologies-which seemed to be the attitude of the staff in general. that twin room was nice, quite spacious for a hongkong hotel really. interesting thing was it contained a bath and a universal adapter power board with 3 empty slots, lan cable for free internet usage.

Next day we changed to the double room. the bed was very large, king i think, and the room obviously had had a renovation-on the third floor. the carpet/paint was all fresh. the tv was a flat screen compared to the previous night's old ray tube tv. reception was better on it too. mood of this room was much nicer and still spacious-more romantic. unfortunately, no bath in this room and no multi power adapter as in the other room.

Gym was a couple of aerobic machines with your classic treadmill, interesting thing was the inclusion of the wii fit! and pool was quite large. there's a lifeguard on constant duty there too.

On arrival to the hotel, first imressions were good. puzzled at the role of the bell boys who watched me lug our bags past them chatting...maybe they were tired!

overall the hotel is great. would stay there again. only complaint is the attitude of some staff, except the maids, they were always so nice even with no tips.

I stayed at the Metropark on 26th and 27th December. The hotel is in a good location about a 5-10 minute walk to the MTR station and there are plenty of markets within walking distance. I booked a non smoking room but was given a smoking room. They did not have a non smoking room until the 2nd night. The difference in the room was incredible. Not only the smell!! Much nicer decoration and ambiance. That was the only reason I give this review a 3 and not a 4. Bear in mind to be sure you have a non smoking room (if your not a smoker of course!)

Stayed at this hotel for 6 days. Upon check in i was upgraded to a executive room which was superb. you could not fault the room, fully equipped,excellent bathroom, very clean with good housekeeping. Breakfast was also very good and the staff helpful. Reception have some good maps of the city and provide a free return courtesy bus to mongkok and the city centre every 30 mins. the hotel is about 10-15 mins walk to the nearest tube station and 15 mins walk to mongkok and Nathan road. The best way to the hotel from the airport is get a coach which can be booked from the arrivals hall at HK airport and they charge 130 HK dollars and take u to the hotel which can take between 30-60 mins. Do not take the light railway as it does not take u to mongkok unless u want to change 3 times and its not any cheaper. 15 mins walk takes you to nathan road which is miles and miles of shops and eating places.

I would definetly sytay again. the hotel is of a very good standard, i stayed in the executive room so i cannot comment on there standard room. Also there is free internet access in all rooms. So bring along your laptop.

Excellent hotel. Our reservation was upgraded when we told them we were on our honeymoon so result!

Hotel has excellent airport transfer service making that part of your trip stress-free.

Room was great and well maintained. Breakfast was heavy! (incl dim sums, fried rice etc!)

Hotel has fantastic regular shuttle service that'll take you to the city centre and other stops as you wish. Hotel also offers good tours of Hong Kong.

Would stay there again if we did return.

I booked this hotel based on price and location. At the front desk I was attended by Alex, he is good and attended to all of my requests. I was surprised that he upgraded me to the Club floor which I later found out only when I got out of the elevator. Club floor cost more but I didnt pay any more than what I booked for. Thanks Alex!

This hotel is great, it may be quite a walk from Nathan Road but there are interesting shops to see on the way. When I booked on-line, i got a good deal for a minimum of 3 days stay. On-line, I was hesitant to get the room with breakfast included so I finished the booking without the breakfast, however when I finally got there and saw what they offered on the breakfast buffet at the palm restaurant for only HK$90 per person (with the discount coupon given upon getting the room number at the reception) I got hooked and ate there with the rest of the family. One thing I noticed about the breakfast though is that the taste is very fitting for the asian taste, I would understand if an american or european wouldnt appreciate it that much. Although, it offered breads, pastries, yoghurts, fruits and cereals. It also has the staple local breakfast which is the congee (porridge). I suggest that you check it out first and do not automatically include on your on-line room booking.

Everyday, they would give a weather card informing you of the condition tomorrow with 2 mini Andes chocolate bars with it (attached picture). Upon checking in at the room, the housekeeping personnel gave us a welcome fruit platter (orange, 2 pears, and apple). The bathroom is quite big for the HK standard and is complete with toothbrush, toothpaste, comb, sewing kit, cotton balls, ear cotton buds, shampoo, soap, foam bath, shave, sanitary bag, shower cap, hair dryer (attached picture)

The room has a wide flat screen TV, 2 free bottled water everyday, electric boiling kettle, ref, and they give newspaper daily. The carpet's design is off for my taste but that didnt bother me that much really. You could change your pillows from a range of choices for free (attached picture)

If you need to buy any groceries (water, cola, etc) there is a Wellcome convenient store (like a 7-11) just in front of the hotel. At Wellcome, you could buy a lot, it even has a sushi section and chinese food section to go at grocery prices. Here is where I also load up for my Octupus card. I noticed that Wellcome has same items which are cheaper than 7-11's. There is also a 7-11 store one and two blocks away. Both are accepting Octupus card payments.

The hotel offers free shuttle bus to Mongkok, Tsim Sha Tsui and back to hotel which is very convenient.

If you want to eat chinese, outside the hotel there are restaurants offering inexpensive authentic chinese food.

With just minutes of walking from the hotel, you are already at the famous ladies market

Lounging at the pool is great while the kids play at the Nintendo Wii for free.

Oh bytheway, never forget to get an octupus card at the airport if you want to take the MTR, tram, ferry, and buses, load up high since you could redeem what's left when you return the card at the airport anyway (although they deduct HK$7 from what is left)

My tips to your trip to HK:

a) get an octupus card and never forget to return back for you to receive your deposit.

b) consider not taking the peak tram on a holiday/special day as the line may be very long. What is appalling is that the long single line diverge to a wider line which makes people get unruly in converging again to a narrow line. Pushing and shoving happened while I was carrying my infant daughter. An alternative is to just take the bus # 15 which goes directly up to the peak

(terminus of bus #15 is located beside the bus #15C at the Central Ferry Terminus )

c) just take a taxi to and from the airport if you are a group of four, it is cheaper and more convenient. Although if you are really on a tight budget, from the airport, take citybus A21 and get off at mongkok at nathan road, then take a cab to the hotel.

d) At the airport, if your gate is 40 and above, it takes about 15++minutes from the immigration,

e) when you go to the victoria bay where you see the walk of the stars, stay away from those fortune tellers that will try to fool you for money.

On the last day, I wanted to book thier hotel shuttle bus with our now huge bags to the airport for convenience. The manager who attended to me advised me that the price of HK$110 is the same rate for both adults and children and proceed in advising me that as an alternative, I could just opt for a taxi which actually costed me for only HK$230 (for the 4 of us on the taxi, that is equal to HK$57.50 for each) He even managed to call a taxi for us upon seeing us go down upon cheching out.

Overall one would feel that the staff really does their best effort to provide the best service.

I will definitely stay here again.

We recently staayed at the metropark and found it to be excellent in all areas,Staff very helpful very user friendly rooms immaculate and food in the restaurantts of a very high order.

Curtesy bus was used on a number of occasions and always left on time and driver was most helpful.All in all an excellent stay and i would cetrtauinly recommend this hotel.

This was our 2nd stay at the Metropark Kowloon Hotel in 12months. Mong Kok is a great area to stay in and the hotel is within 10 minutes of the markets and Nathan Road. Shuttle bus takes you to the mtr and tst. We have been to Hong Kong 14 times in the last 20 years and have always stayed at different hotels. The Metropark is the first that we have stayed at more than once. Already planning our next trip and we will come back to the Metropark. The staff were lovely and checkin and checkout only took 5minutes both times.

Going by Trip Advisor, rather than our Hong Kong born travel agent, we selected the Metropark. We were not disappointed! It was just far enough from the hustle & bustle to give us a break from Hong Kong's 24/7 pace. With the complimentary hotel shuttle bus to Tsimshatsui and Mongkok we had convenient access to all of Kowloon. Both the Kowloon-Canton Railway and the MTR Underground stations were a five minute walk from the Metropark. The MTR wisks you to Hong Kong Island in a matter of minutes. Check-in was fast & friendly. The elevators always worked. Our room was comfortable with a full range of amenities. The buffet breakfast had both western and Chinese choices. We didn't use the pool as there were thunder storms and heavy rain almost the whole week we were in Hong Kong. The hotel was very convenient for accessing our tours to Hong Kong Island and Macau. Shopping was just a few minutes away in Mongkok or by the MTR underground to other areas. We usually had dinner at a Mongkok restaurant. Across the street from the hotel is the large Hoover Restaurant. It serves dim sum until 4pm. We usually tried to get back there for a late lunch. Our travel agent thought we should be right in the centre of activities around Tsimshatsui. On reflection, we were very happy to be a little bit out of the way in the very comfortable Metropark on Waterloo Street. When we next go to Hong Kong, we will look forward to staying at the Metropark again.

This Hotel was ideal for a break in Hong Kong.

Its plus points were the Shuttle bus which goes back and forward to the harbour and is every 30 mins or so. If there were not a lot people at the stop the driver would give a bit extra time to allow for others to come.

It has a rooftop pool which was spotless and staffed by very helpfull people. The hotel bar was ideal and had a happy hour. The bedrooms were a very good size, clean and well layed out.

The breakfast was plentiful with a lot of choice. All in all we had no problems with our stay and the friendly staff were pleased to be of assistance when asked.

Furthermore a great stay for the money.

Hotel was OK, nothing special.

Staff are really efficient, helpful & friendly.

Rooms were average and clean.

The hotel was quite a way into Kowloon on a busy road. There were no restaurants nearby, although we did try one of the local cafe type place and had a really nice and very cheap meal.

We found the MTR station was about 10mins walk away.

The hotel did provide a courtesey bus which would drop off at the MTR station and then go down to the waterfront where most of the restaurants were.

We cannot comment on the restaurant as we did not try it, but we did spend time in the bar in the evening and did have a meal which was good.

The bar was quite small and could only seat about 50 people.

If I was to go back to Hong Kong I would choose a different hotel, probably on the island.

Excellent hotel, not the best location but 5 mins walk to Mong Kok train station. Cant complain about anything about it.

I stayed for three nights here - I splurged and got a club floor room, which would have been just slightly more than a regular room in TST or Central.

The location was great for my purposes. I don't necessarily like being right in the centre of it all, as I like a morning walk to start my day, especially in another city. The Mong Kok East MTR (former KCR) line is very close by, a plus since I was coming from and returning to Shenzhen, it is a bit of a walk to Argyle or Mong Kok MTR metro stations and Nathan Road, but a night market is in between. Frequent buses to Star Ferry (and the fare is cheap) are available, as I just got an Octopus card and didn't bother with the hotel shuttle.

The hotel staff were very friendly, and the service was great (I was able to check in early, and check out late without penalty, and they came around with a fruit plate almost as soon as I settled in after arrival), while I was there for three nights, I had breakfast only twice, and afternoon cocktail once, as I was so busy seeing the city. The afternoon drinks were a nice touch, and the included breakfast is a step up from the common continental breakfast, with some traditional Cantonese-style breakfast foods as well. The rooms (I had a standard club floor room) were comfortable and newly renovated, the view, facing onto Waterloo, decent. The bed was reasonably firm, but not hard, unlike the hotel I stayed at in Dalian.

Just watch the taxes, and be mindful of the 10% service charge that comes with the rooms in HK, and that made the bill a little higher than I though. Otherwise, no complaints.

Good hotel in Kowloon, if you end up on the executive floor, your room and amenities will be much better than the other standard rooms. Executive has comfy newly renovated decor. We stayed one night in a standard and the room was decorated in the 1980s and hasn't been touched since. It is a bit of a walk from the train station, 15 mins. Nice and close to the "pet market" and the sporting goods market"

The place was betten than my expectations... the check in and the check out was really fast... the rooms are clean and big compare to other hotels. We stayed in the renew floor and it was very comfortable, there is not in safe in the renew floor but they offered us a safety box downstair. The only bad thing is that it is a bit far away from MTR station, about 15 minutes walk, but you can always take the taxi, which is cheap and safety. I would definetely recommend it.