Convenient location within walking distance to
Olympic MTR Station
Sustainable design
includes water efficient fixtures and the use of high-content recycled
materials
Modern rooms with skyline views, minibars, and wall-mounted flat-screen TVs
Rooftop bar and lounge
serves barbecue and has harbor views
Sleek restaurant serves Western and Asian cuisine
Modern fitness center with
two treadmills, resistance machine, and hand weights
Free shuttle to downtown
Kowloon
Free Wi-Fi
Rooms are on the small side
Fee for breakfast with
limited selection
Fee for parking
No pool
The 435-room Rosedale Hotel Kowloon is
a modern, upscale hotel popular with both business and leisure
travelers. The hotel is located in Tai Kok Tsui, with ample shopping and
dining opportunities nearby. Rooms are on the small side, but are stylish and offer gorgeous skyline views along with wall-mounted flat-screen TVs. There’s a sharp restaurant on-site with cool, artistic accents and a rooftop bar and lounge that serves
barbecue and offers views of Victoria Harbour. There’s also a small fitness
center and a free shuttle to the Kowloon MTR Station and Olympian Mall. Guests may want to skip the limited breakfast if it's not included in the room rate. Those who don't mind being further from the main attractions may want to check out Ovolo Southside - 64 Wong Chuk Hang Road, an upscale hotel with a free breakfast and generous happy hour.
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Scene
Modern, upscale hotel with mix of business and tourist guests
Guests enter the upscale Rosedale
Hotel Kowloon in an entryway with tall ceilings and sleek marble floors where
elevators and escalators lead up to the spacious, elegant lobby. The airy space is decorated with neutral colors and mint green couches; orchids adorn tables. A mix of families,
couples, and business travelers frequent the hotel. There’s a posh restaurant on-site,
Sonata, with white chairs and sleek tables with frosted glass tops. Ceiling
decorations such as leaf-shaped lights and a red-and-white ball-shaped pendant
light are chic additions to the space. On the 30th floor, there’s a
bar, Skyzone Deck & Lounge, where guests can sit along the windows on tall
metal chairs and take in the views of Victoria Harbour and the city lights
while enjoying a cocktail. Overall this is a polished property with artistic design elements and gorgeous skyline views.
Location
In Tai Kok Tsui near plenty of stores and restaurants
The Rosedale Hotel Kowloon is in a busy
area called Tai Kok Tsui with plenty of stores and restaurants nearby. It’s a 30-minute ride on public transportation
to popular attractions such as the Avenue of the Stars. The hotel has a free shuttle to Olympian City
shopping mall with over 250 shops and 40 restaurants (six-minute drive) and
Kowloon MTR Station (10-minute drive). For a fee, transfers are available to the
airport, which is around a 30-minute drive, depending on traffic.
Rooms
Small, stylish rooms with wall-mounted flat-screen TVs and minibars
The Rosedale Hotel Kowloon has stylish, peaceful rooms with modern elements such as wall-mounted flat-screen TVs and iPod docks. Similar to the common spaces, the color palette is neutral, with some soft colors and pretty art above the beds adding visual interest. Furnishings
include glass-top nightstands and desks. All rooms have minibars, free Wi-Fi, and coffee/tea facilities. Suites with microwaves are available. Contemporary bathrooms have stand-up showers with lovely mosaic
tiles, makeup mirrors, and generous amenity kits that include toothbrushes. Several
of the rooms we saw had impressive city views through large windows.
Features
Modern restaurant, rooftop bar with harbor views, and small fitness center
The Rosedale Hotel Kowloon is committed to green and sustainable design
including water efficient fixtures and the use of high-content recycled
materials. The hotel has a modern restaurant with cool artistic details in the design and serves both Western and Asian cuisine. There’s a rooftop bar and lounge on the 30th floor that has a more industrial-inspired design and serves barbecue with panoramic views of the city and harbor.
The hotel has a small fitness center with two treadmills, hand weights, and a
resistance machine. Wi-Fi is free throughout.
