Regal iClub Hotel

Regal iClub Hotel

Hotel Class: 3.5 out of 5 stars3.5 Stars - 2 Reviews and 69 Opinions

No. 211 Johnston Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Region, China

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  • Reviews: 2

1 out of 5 starsUser Rating

hotel stay went terribly wrong

check in on the 08/04/2011. after a long flight and trouble finding the Iclub hotel. Step in, no greeting from the staff or whatsoever. They never smile throughout the period. Worst, i was given a room on the 5th level just beside the breakfast lounge! FYI, the breakfast is served at level 5 kind of a room converted into a lounge.
Immediately asked the counter staff for change of room but got rejected straight without even trying to help. Worst, the staff said the amount i paid only deserve a room at level 5. For goodness sake, i paid close to US130 and i booked thru the iclub website, it was not given to me free ok!!!
As i am a light sleeper, couldnt take it and on the 2nd day requested for assistance for change of room but still got rejected. So everymorning i have got a VERY EFFECTIVE FREE ALARM clock right outside my room as early as 7AM ! (Distance from my room to the lounge?, 01 METRE)

Enough said.

1st class room design, 3rd class management staff.

  • Opinion of Price: more expensive than average
  • Written April 12, 2011

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1 out of 5 starsUser Rating

hotel stay went terribly wrong

check in on the 08/04/2011. after a long flight and trouble finding the Iclub hotel. Step in, no greeting from the staff or whatsoever. They never smile throughout the period. Worst, i was given a room on the 5th level just beside the breakfast lounge! FYI, the breakfast is served at level 5 kind of a room converted into a lounge.
Immediately asked the counter staff for change of room but got rejected straight without even trying to help. Worst, the staff said the amount i paid only deserve a room at level 5.

As i am a light sleeper, couldnt take it and on the 2nd day requested for assistance for change of room but still got rejected. So everymorning i have got a VERY EFFECTIVE FREE ALARM clock right outside my room as early as 7AM ! (Distance from my room to the lounge?, 01 METRE)

Enough said.

1st class room design, 3rd class management staff

  • Opinion of Price: more expensive than average
  • Written April 12, 2011

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 check in on the 08/04/2011. after a long flight and trouble finding the Iclub hotel. Step in, no greeting from the staff or whatsoever. They never smile throughout the period. Worst, i was given a room on the 5th level just beside the breakfast lounge! FYI, the breakfast is served at level 5 kind of a room converted into a lounge.
Immediately asked the counter staff for change of room but got rejected straight without even trying to help. Worst, the staff said the amount i paid only deserve a room at level 5. For goodness sake, i paid close to US130 and i booked thru the iclub website, it was not given to me free ok!!!
As i am a light sleeper, couldnt take it and on the 2nd day requested for assistance for change of room but still got rejected. So everymorning i have got a VERY EFFECTIVE FREE ALARM clock right outside my room as early as 7AM ! (Distance from my room to the lounge?, 01 METRE)

Enough said.

1st class room design, 3rd class management staff. 

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