We stayed here from 2/2/12-2/5/12. We took the fast train from the airport and then a free shuttle bus from the train stop (kowloon) to our hotel. Each way for 2 people was about $20 USD but well worth it. It took us about 20 minutes from airport to hotel. A taxi would be way more expensive and the bus... More

Got wrongly driven to the ICT on the harbor and that was anyday a much nicer hotel then GS. Grand Stanford standard rooms are only a reflection of 4 star hotel with blocked view from the Great Wall Of Intercontinental. Though the room is sold as Garden view but it is a small garden below the Great Wall. Over Priced... More

I travel extensively. When visiting hong kong on part biz and part pleasure, on a defined budget, I searched everywhere for a good deal at a 4-5 star hotel in Kowloon. Found the two Intercontinentals, but couldn't decide between them. The grand Stanford was a better price, but not as closets the star ferry. Because of. My budget, I selected... More

Maybe you can't get a good value room in Kowloon for New Year's Eve - or maybe the Intercon Grand Stanford is overpriced. There is certainly nothing wrong with the hotel. Clean, well appointed, great staff etc. But there is nothing outstanding that merits the huge price tag. The position is great - close to transport, shopping, restaurants etc. but... More

With regards to value for money the Grand Stanford was a beautiful hotel to stay at for a long weekend. The staff provided great service, felt secure with leaving valuables in the room, the rooms were clean and the location in Kowloon is very good, directly across from a DFS Galleria for designer brand stores. As for food there are... More

Nice hotel - we actually thought that we were booked at the other Intercon in Kowloon, and this property is likely a bit of a step down. A little dated, but the service was excellent. Room was nice, location is convenient, restaurant and bar are good and spa is excellent. More

The GS is very much in the shadow of its glitzier Intercontintal neighbour - the straighfowardly named Intercontinental Hong Kong. But it puts on a class act, even if it isn't quite on the`water front. It's a good deal cheaper han the fancy neighbour and is rarely much more expensive than the nearby Holiday Inn. There's not much point staying... More

3 day trip in hong kong before going over to thailand, and having just come from Dubai. The general decor of the hotel and the rooms was not to my liking, not dirty or unclean, as you would expect from IC, but just dull and dark, and very simple/basic. Used to more airy light modern rooms, particularyl having just come... More

The Intercontinental Grand Stanford is located in Tsm Sha Tsui East area in Hong Kong, just in front of the promenade and a few minutes walk from the commercial Nathan Road. There are plenty of restaurants around (and in the hotel too) and the vista from the room facing the bay is beautiful. The service is excellent, above all if... More