We stayed here for a few nights on the first leg of our honeymoon. While the hotel itself is nice and the staff all curtious and helpful we were disappointed with the location.

Making the mistake of getting off the tube at north point station we had a bit of a trek with our cases in the humidity of the afternoon. So anyone staying at this hotel should stay on for one more stop and its right outside the hotel.

We paid extra for the harbour view room and while we could see the harbour it wasnt quite what we expected. Between two buildings. Wasnt worth the extra.

I had a good deal in this hotel through Expedia. It was all worth it,
great room space in HK standards, very clean, healpfull and generous staff. Simply, it's all what you can ask for.

Like any other thing in life, it's not perfect. The only drawback i can find on this hotel is its location. It's quite far from city center and from where all the fun is.( which means gonna make you pay extra for transportaion within HK), although it is less than a minute walk to the MTR station.

I stayed here for a week on business in April 2008 and found the hotel to be a decent hotel in a pretty convenient location in HK. It's certainly not in the thick of Central or Kowloon, but a short subway ride from anywhere. We chose this because it was close to our meetings--otherwise you may want to look elsewhere.

The rooms are pretty small, but clean and well-kept. However, the beds are as hard as nails...ouch. Also, there's no wireless internet. The gym is decent, but light on weights.

The hotel has a nice breakfast buffet, but the food in the restaurant overall is quite average.

We stayed at the Harbour Plaza North Point for one night at the beginning of April 08.
The check in staff weren't particularly friendly nor welcoming however the concierge was very helpful in recommending things to do, places to see and places to eat.
The room we got was nice and clean, it had a big shower and all the toiletries and amenities you could expect from a 4 star hotel, including toothbrushes and toothpaste. Bed was hard, but I understand that's the norm in asia which we were able to confirm throughout our 2 week trip around china
Our room had a small kitchenette and there was a bowl of fruit waiting for us upon arrival.

It is true that there is nothing interesting close to the hotel, however the hotel is less than 100 mts away from an MTR station, and it'll take only about 10 minutes to get to Central by MTR. The tram also stops just in front of the hotel so transport links are very convenient. There is a Seven eleven and a number of smaller shops to the left of the hotel past the funeral house and right opposite to the hotel you'll find a small supermarket and a Cafe de Coral restaurant which serves nice chinese food and seems to be quite popular as you'll find it all over HK including Terminal 1 at the airport.

Overall this hotel was nice. It was nothing particularly special but for the price you do get good quality accommodation and ok service.