The Warwick Hotel has been around for long but rooms were recently refurbished. The interior decor was simple yet pleasant. The best thing I liked about the room is that it has a balcony that overlooks the beach. Beakfast was delivered into your room and we had a nice meal at the balcony. The food was good- with basic stuff... More

Spent a night with pleasure. very nice sea view, quiet, nice bed room and bath room, nice staff. Renovated recently I guess.

We had one night on the island to get away from it all, nice location on the beach and great views back to Hong Kong at night. Getting to the hotel is a treak in the heat, there is no transport on the island so its a 10 minute walk, the hard part is when you see the hotel, up... More

Ok, been many times to Cheung Chau Island and from their new website, looked like this hotel renovated the rooms, so decided to give it a go for a week-end break away from HK island. Well the website pictures are quite misleading to say the least, and they must know about it, as we have been asked to pay for... More

Went there for an overnight trip and found out that while the room was clean it was small. The sliding glass window opened up to a balcony that was small and had a small table and 2 chairs on it. This made it hard to do anything except sit down and try to enjoy the view. When we were there... More

We stayed in the Warwick hotel at the end of October. There were 4 of us sharing the room and the bed- 2 adults and 2 small kids. The bed was a little small to have so many inhabitants but the room was clean, the bathroom was clean. The seafood restaurants along the pier are amazing and the food is... More

We came back here a year after discovering it by accident and stayed a fortnight. Cheung Chau (pop. 40,000) is like the world should be: a genuine village with people who smile and fit you into their lives without suspicion or hostility. The Warwick is the only true hotel on the island and in true colonial style is a bit... More