I booked the hotel thru HKHA (Hong Kong Hotel Association) at the airport. They offered a really good rate including airport transfer (to the hotel and to the airport). The bus ride to the hotel from the airpot took only 45 minutes, but going to the airport from the hotel took about 1.5 hours because we stopped at another Regal hotel to pick up more people. But overall, the complimentary airport transfer is great.

The location is not so great, it takes one bus ride and MTR rides to get to go tourist attractions (TST, hong kong island, etc). The bus ride is about 15-20 minutes, and MTR takes a second. For 4 days I was there, i bought a HKD150 octopus card, and still have HKD30 left. And I take MTR everywhere (including Tung Chung to go to Big Buddha), I didn't even ride on a taxi at all while I was there.

The room is spacious. We actually got a sitting area. The mattress is hard, but I think it's normal in HK. We got a view of the Prince Edward Road from 12th floor.

Concierge staff is very helpful, reception staff are friendly.
They charge HKD50 for half hour internet use on 3rd floor, not bad.

There are a lot of thai and vietnamese restaurants around the corner. The neighborhood seems pretty safe to walk around at night. We were jetlagged, so we walked to 24 hour McDonalds at 4am.

The only bad thing is, the hotel doesn't have a pool. I had never stayed at a hotel with no pool. It rained a lot when we were there, and an indoor pool would be great when we're stuck in the hotel.

Located in Kowloon City (not Kowloon Tong), and trade has passed on with airport relocation. It really is a long way from the HK action. Other than the small historic Walled City Park and the multitude of Thai and Chinese restaurants in the little enclave around the corner, there's nothing to see or do here. The upside of that is, as soon as you leave the hotel on foot you are unlikely to run into any other tourists. It's a working class HK neighbourhood which can be fascinating until you realise that the way people hang their washing out is pretty much the same all over the world. But if you've been to HK many times and always stayed in tourist-infested Central or Tsim Sha Tsui, it's an interesting experience for a couple of nights.

When arriving it has a regular three star entrance, the service is a bit chaotic, sometimes they open the door for you, sometimes they just stand there. They let you carry the luggage inside, after they take it to the bell desk. Check-in was not heartwarming. After check-in nobody was there to take our luggage up, so we unlocked it from the wire they put around our suitcases and carried them ourselves. Surprisingly while the hotel is mainly in old brown classic Chinese decor, the third floor-the Regal I-club where we stayed, was ultramodern and design, the rooms were equipped with a transparent wall-bath room and a big mirror on the ceiling that gave a bit of a love hotel impression. The Regal I-club has its own breakfast area at the same floor with a service counter, but the breakfast downstairs offers more choices.
It's located close to bus stops, but rather far from the subway station.
Good and cheap restaurants are on walking distance.

The good point first :

None

The bad point :

Room small (even when I was student without a peny my room was much bigger) Basically, there is place for the bed, 1 small lugage and...that's it.

Transfert from the airport to the hotel : stopped at 11:00 pm...noone informed us, even if we have warned on our late arrival...

Transfert from the hotel to airport : 2 h with a ... bus, instead of 30 mn with a car

Basically I would not recommand at all this hotel