Royal Park Hotel

• rate is per room per night included all taxes
• above room space is subject to availability
• above rate is subject to change without prior notice

Hotel Introduction

Located in the heart of Shatin, the Royal Park Hotel is a 16-storey twin tower with commanding views. A variety of well-appointed, spacious rooms and superb dining facilities will please every type of traveller. Conveniently located in the New Territories, and adjacent to the Shatin station of Kowloon-Canton Railway, the hotel is just 25 minutes from China by rail and 45 minutes from the Hong Kong International Airport. Nearby is New Town Plaza, one of the largest shopping and entertainment complex in Hong Kong with over 300 shops and a 10-screen cinema. The hotel overlooks the Shing Mun River and the lush greenery of Shatin Central Park. For those who enjoy horseracing, the Shatin Racecourse provides weekend entertainment nine months of the year. In the surrounding area, historic and scenic spots will interest the curious visitor. For the very best that Hong Kong has to offer, the Royal Park Hotel will satisfy the most discerning traveller. Established in 1989, the Royal Park Hotel is located in a stylish modern building that boasts 448 luxurious appointed guest rooms, elegantly appointed suites and spacious serviced apartments. The hotel is wholly owned by Sun Hung Kai Properties Limited, one of the largest properties companies in Hong Kong. The award winning company manages a number of high quality hotels and properties and is superbly qualified to meet even the highest expectations of the global traveller.

Hotel Location

Royal Park Hotel is conveniently located in the heart of Shatin, next to New Town Plaza, a lively shopping and entertainment complex. The Hotel overlooks the Shing Mun River and Shatin Central Park, while several historic and scenic spots are within easy reach

Hotel Rooms

Royal Park Hotel's 436 guest rooms (33 sq.ft.) and 12 suites (66 sq.ft.) are decorated in a comfortable settings with panoramic view of the Central Park and the Shing Mun River.