Hotels in Lianhucun

"The room is a little bit more otherwise all good!"

"The only bad thing I noticed is that I had no place to hang towel and underwear in the shower. I have to go out of shower room to dress up, which is visible from bedroom."

"Good location friendly service and good cleanliness highly recommended "

"👍🔥🔥"

"Very nice hotel. Already stayed here for 4 times. Excellent."

"Great service and friendly team. very close to MRT"

"Near the train station with good breakfast "

"It's been a while since we last visited Mission Hills and it was such a nice surprise to find that there are just so many more things to do here now. The place is still beautiful and relaxing and the services remained professional and engaging as before. With a quick ride on the free shuttle bus we got to this new shopping complex, MH Mall. Man, it had everything there. So many dining options, including our favourite, Haidilao hotpot. We walked around the mall and found some interesting places that our kids will definitely enjoy - giant ice rink, bowling, trampoline park, amusement games and even indoor horseback riding. It's crazy. It's just not something you can find in a HK shopping mall. We bought some nice cold drinks and took our friend's recommendation and walked to the nearby ecology park to try out their go-kart. The track was not that big but just as fun and thrilling, even the wife enjoyed it. They also had an indoor skiing slope and ice slides as well as an aquarium, which have all just been opened in the past few years. We can only imagine how tiring we'll get if the kids were here with us. We took a stroll in the greenery that surrounds the entire Mission Hills at dusk. It's just nice to get away from the city and enjoy the sunset and the beauty of nature. It's now so easy to get here from HK with the MTR or high-speed rail. With the young ones being so active most of the time, weekend trips to Mission Hills may just become a regular thing for our household."

"The people worked in the hotel couldn’t help anymore than what they did. They helped with transport going to places & coming back. There was always someone that could speak english"