The hotel looks great on internet but there's nothing to do around. You have to take a bus to go to the nearest subway station... If you want to use the pool, you have to pay $50! (And I just saw on an other comment, that it was actually $20. So maybe is it more expensive for not chinese people...)... more

This plcae was the pits. Dont fall for the nice pictures of the "biggest pool in South East Asia" Nothing here is free. Pool entry $20 (as they apparently dont own it, the adjoining property does). "Sky garden"- non existent with a couple of low lying planter boxes and some out-of-use fountains. common areas-none, Service- none, air conditioning- none, even... more

My stay in this hotel was a terrible memory. The room was unbelievably small, even by the standard of Hong Kong hotels. There was no airconditioner in cold winter. And the whole hotel was flooded with mainland tourists. This is a low-standard hotel with unsatisfactory service. I will never book it again. more

The rooms smell like I was going to hospital. The size of the rooms was extremely small. I am 5 "10" but when I lay down on the bed my foot touch the wall. The Smallest and Smelliest rooms / hotel I have ever stayed in. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone. more

We arrived in HK at 3am, took a taxi and checked in Rambler Garden, it is about 20 mins from Airport. We did not expect much of the hotel as we just wanted a short night stay before we depart to Disneyland. Rambler seems to be the only choice which is located not too far from Disneyland. The rate is... more

We stayed here for a few nights in May and can honestly say we would never return. We had originally booked 2 rooms in the sister hotel, the Rambler Oasis, but on arrival discovered that all the rooms there face a very noisy, brightly lit container port, which while fascinating to watch would have meant little sleep (it's busy all... more