Top Hotels Near Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery in Sha Tin from NZ$87

"Thoroughly enjoyed my stay, central location, clean, friendly staff, will be back "

"This hotel is very well located. This was my second stay. They have a food court at the basement level, which has some excellent food. Great prices as well. The staff are always helpful. We had an issue with the pillows. 1 was very soft and the other very high and firm. When my partner asked for any other solution he wasn't helped much. I went back later in the pm and spoke to a young man who came up with a solution. I received however, 2 quilts?!!. I then left a note for the cleaner who serviced our rooms. They changed it. The room itself was comfortable and cleaned every day. The only downside is the very thin door and walls. I could hear every door bang, conversation in the corridors or in the adjacent rooms. This did wake me up a few times."

"Good location with local restaurant choices. Staff was friendly and property was clean. Breakfast buffet was for inconvenience, not quite worth it for the price and the choice of food."

"Excellent "

"staffs are helpful."

"The property and the room are meticulous, and the amenities are adequate. The staff is well-trained, and the breakfast is adequate. There is a shuttle bus that takes you to one of the biggest shopping malls in Sha Tin. The overall value is worth it."

"Everything is good, staffs are nice, room cleaning is very good."

"Yes breakfast was great. Friendly staff "

"The room was comfortable and clean. There were a sufficient number of towels and the shower products were nice. We did not have breakfast included in our reservation, but I highly recommend it. From fresh fruit and baked goods to more traditional Chinese dishes. Well worth the money. The shuttle to Kai Tak MTR station was also convenient, but pay attention to the schedule. There is a midday break we didn’t notice. The only negative for us was that there was little to do within walking distance of the hotel unless you are going to an event at Kai Tak Arena. We arrived around 7:30pm and walked about 45 minutes to an area with local restaurants that “closed at 10:00pm”. However, most were already closed or closing when we got there."