My wife and I spent a very enjoyable four days at the Cosmopolitan Hotel, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong. We booked online quite a few months in advance and I was impressed with their quick follow when I emailed them with a couple of questions, and with their four day weather forecast sent prior to our arrival. We arrived at the... More

The hotel is well situated near Wanchai, Times Square, and Happy Valley. The bus stops for Stanley Market and the Peak are one block away. It has a great view of the horse racetrack. It is on a very busy corner with much vehicle traffic, however. One drawback, it is a good walking distance from a MTR stop (subway) and... More

Hong Kong is a beautiful but very crowding city. The transportation network is so well developed. Hotel itself provides free shuttle bus to several train stops where you might go everywhere. It is so convenient. For the room I had, the room size is about 30 sq fit which is totally acceptable because of this crowding city. But the view... More

We have stayed with Cosmopolitan Hotel Hong Kong from 8-11 Jun 2013. Truly impressed with their service and a crew of dedicated staff!! Thumbs up! Heartfelt thanks to Guest Service Manager, Kane Ng that had made our stay special and memorable. Very thoughtful of him for arranging a high floor overseeing the Hong Kong jockey club and the small gesture... More

We stayed at the Cosmopolitan in Late April. We found the hotel to be very good.Position of the hotel (across the road from Happy Valley Racecourse) was excellent. We only ate there once for breakfast , and food was good and service helpful. Our only complaint was the bed.The bed was very hard and extremely uncomfortable. That is when we... More

The location is practically smack in the middle of Main Island of Hong Kong. Right next to the Jockey Club so for an extra price you can get a room looking into the track. The rooms are cheap, but so are the beds, soap, and room sizes are small. The elevators are slow so staying at a high floor can... More

We stayed based on price as well as room to accommodate our family of four (we have 2 seven yr olds). Hong kong hotels are fairly expensive and generally small and cannot accommodate more than 2 people so this hotel fit the bill. Our room had 2 double beds and although a little squishy was fine for all of us.... More

Reasonable hotel but what makes it stand out is its service. All staff including front desk, concierge and housekeeping were so warm and friendly, which is a rarity in Hong Kong. Prices are high for what you get in terms of room and breakfast but as the service is so excellent it goes some way to making up for it.... More

I don't know what makes a four star hotel these days, but I wouldn't label the Cosmopolitan four stars, reasonable as it is. We stayed as part of a tour group for the rugby for four nights & had no complaints. The room was fine, but, as with so many Far East hotels, small. The beds were very hard, but,... More