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Sheraton Hong Kong is eleventh on 31, the last of four tied, and it drops there on road distance to Kai Tak: about 4.9 miles. Six restaurants and lounges and a rooftop pool give it a full evening, and Marriott lists a Mercedes-Benz airport transfer at HK$1,250 (about US$160) one way.
Marriott lists the Tsim Sha Tsui and East Tsim Sha Tsui MTR stations as nearby — with no walking time, so we can't count it as a documented ride. It says there's no shuttle.
Parking is $80 an hour for self-parking and valet, as Marriott prints it, with no currency named. We read it as Hong Kong dollars, and we can't confirm that.
A taxi to Kai Tak takes about 11 minutes and roughly HK$90 (about US$11) on the meter. Pick it for Celestial Court and Unkai, and keep the airport transfer for the flight home.
Book it if
- You want a chauffeured airport transfer at a printed price
- Six places to eat sound like a good last night
- A rooftop pool matters
Look elsewhere if
- The parking currency has to be confirmed.
- You want the MTR walk spelled out.
- You're bringing a pet.
Nathan Road, sail morning
A night on Nathan Road with six places to eat, and a taxi in the morning.
Six restaurants and lounges, among them Celestial Court, Unkai, the Oyster & Wine Bar, The Café and Sky Lounge — plus a rooftop pool and a health club with a sauna.
The Mercedes-Benz at HK$1,250 one way goes to the airport, and Marriott lists no ship ride. A taxi to Kai Tak is about 11 minutes — roughly HK$90 on our arithmetic.
Sheraton TST’s page doesn’t say whether breakfast is included.
Ocean Terminal is 0.9 road miles (1.5 km) off and Kai Tak 4.9 (7.8 km). Your boarding window sets the time.
31 of 94, last of the four 31s
Twenty-five for distance and 6 for the pool and the restaurants make the 31. The ride, the breakfast and the walk to a berth earn nothing. See how the Night-Before Score works.
Nathan Road to the ship
Our routing puts the airport about 19.9 road miles from Sheraton TST, and Kai Tak about 4.9. Where you see a question mark, the ride is yours to book.
No shuttle. Marriott lists a Mercedes-Benz transfer to the airport at 1,250 HKD one way.
Hotel Mercedes-Benz transfer
Marriott lists no ride to the ship. A taxi to Kai Tak takes about 11 minutes — roughly HK$90 on our arithmetic; Ocean Terminal is under 4 minutes by car.
Marriott's page prints no cruise distance. By our routing Kai Tak is 4.9 road miles (7.8 km), 11 minutes, and Ocean Terminal 0.9 (1.5 km), 4 minutes.
Marriott lists the Tsim Sha Tsui and East Tsim Sha Tsui MTR stations as nearby but gives no walking time, so we can't count it against our 0.4-mile line.
From Sheraton TST, the bus option is Citybus 20X from Tsim Sha Tsui, HK$10.30 (about US$1). Most guests with bags take a taxi, about HK$90.
Marriott lists no ride to the ship. A taxi to Kai Tak takes about 11 minutes, roughly HK$90 on our arithmetic — Ocean Terminal is under 4 minutes by car.
Marriott's page prints no cruise distance. By our routing Kai Tak is 4.9 road miles (7.8 km), 11 minutes, and Ocean Terminal 0.9 (1.5 km), 4 minutes.
Land late on the day before, or early on the day itself? The airport page handles the second case.
Which terminal
Kai TakFrom Sheraton TST, Ocean Terminal is about 0.9 road miles (1.5 km) by our routing and Kai Tak 4.9 (7.8 km), 11 minutes. The mainstream turnarounds on Kai Tak's 2026-27 schedule start at Kai Tak, and the Hong Kong cruise guide lists who uses which.
Source: kaitakcruiseterminal.com.hkDistance
~4.9 road mi to Kai Tak, our routingMarriott's page prints no cruise distance. By our routing Kai Tak is 4.9 road miles (7.8 km), 11 minutes, and Ocean Terminal 0.9 (1.5 km), 4 minutes.
Source: marriott.comTo the ship
No shuttle statedMarriott lists no ship transfer, and says there's no shuttle. Book a taxi the night before: about 11 minutes to Kai Tak on clear roads.
Source: marriott.comTwo nearby stations, no minutes given
MTR and bus
No MTR link documentedMarriott lists the Tsim Sha Tsui and East Tsim Sha Tsui MTR stations as nearby but gives no walking time — so we can't count it against our 0.4-mile line.
Source: marriott.comMeter estimate
About HK$90 to Kai TakWorking the tariff effective 14 July 2024 through our routing: about HK$90 to Kai Tak and HK$30 (about US$4) to Ocean Terminal. Bags (HK$6 (about US$0.76) each), tolls and any booking fee come on top.
Source: td.gov.hkBags
Lockers at both terminalsLeft-luggage options sit at the berth, not at Sheraton TST: Kai Tak lists HK$12 to HK$24 (about US$2–3) for four hours, Ocean Terminal from HK$20 (about US$3) for two. One catch: Holland America says Kai Tak has none.
Source: kaitakcruiseterminal.com.hkGuest parking
Guest parking listedSelf-parking and valet are each $80 an hour as Marriott prints them — with no currency named; we read it as Hong Kong dollars without being able to confirm that.
Source: marriott.comThis is a fly-in, taxi-out port, not a road-trip one. Cruise parking and the hub's ride section fill in the rest.
Six places to eat and a rooftop pool
The evening
Pool and food or drink on siteSix restaurants and lounges, among them Celestial Court, Unkai, the Oyster & Wine Bar, The Café and Sky Lounge, plus a rooftop pool and a health club with a sauna.
Breakfast
Not statedSheraton TST’s page doesn’t say whether breakfast is included.
Address
Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui20 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon
Hotel website
Marriott's page for the Sheraton, itemised
Marriott's page for the Sheraton. The gaps are the parking currency, whether breakfast is included and the room count.
Check-in and check-out
Parking for your stay
Self-parking $80 an hour; valet $80 an hour — the page names no currency
Minimum age
Sheraton TST’s page doesn’t state it.
Wi-Fi
Not stated
Breakfast
The page doesn’t say
Extra fees
None listed. The 3% accommodation tax still applies.
Pool
A rooftop pool and a health club with a sauna
Pets
Pets aren't allowed — guide dogs only, per Marriott.
Places to eat here
- Celestial CourtOn site
- UnkaiOn site
- Oyster & Wine BarOn site
- The CaféOn site
- Sky LoungeOn site
Also worth knowing
- No pets — guide dogs only
Accessibility
Sheraton TST’s pages we read don’t detail accessible rooms, so call before you book one.
On site
- Pets allowedNo
- EV chargingNot stated
- Guest laundryNot stated
- GymYes
Rooms
Sheraton TST doesn’t list room types on the pages we read.
Around the hotel, by its own list
- Tsim Sha Tsui and East Tsim Sha Tsui MTRnearby, no walking time given
- A ferry terminalnearby
Distances as Sheraton TST or its brand lists them, kept in its own units.
The parking currency and the room count
Worth knowing
- Check-in 15:00, check-out 12:00.
- A Mercedes-Benz transfer to the airport is HK$1,250 one way, per Marriott — there's no shuttle.
- Marriott's page shows the parking rate as a bare dollar figure, per hour.
- A ferry terminal is nearby, per the page — it isn't a cruise terminal.
- A quoted Sheraton TST rate may leave out the 3% Hotel Accommodation Tax (applied since 1 January 2025, per the IRD) and the 10% service charge that's commonly added.
What we couldn’t confirm
- The currency on the parking rate
- Whether breakfast is included
- Room count and sizes
That's Marriott's page and our routing — ask about the parking currency and the transfer price before you book.
Sheraton beside the other 31s
If the terminal question is open, the Hong Kong cruise guide, not a guess. For cars, cruise parking. For fancier beds, the splurge list.
Wake up on Nathan Road, a rooftop pool and six places to eat.
Share the sail date and we'll ask Sheraton TST about the night before. Answers, not invoices, come back; the form takes no payment.
Sheraton Tsim Sha Tsui, answered
What does the Sheraton Hong Kong airport transfer cost?
A Mercedes-Benz transfer is 1,250 HKD one way, per Marriott. There's no shuttle.
What do you pay for parking at Sheraton Hong Kong Tsim Sha Tsui?
Marriott prints $80 an hour for self-parking and valet, with no currency named. We think it's Hong Kong dollars, but the page doesn't say.
Where do you eat at Sheraton Hong Kong Tsim Sha Tsui?
Six restaurants and lounges, among them Celestial Court, Unkai, the Oyster & Wine Bar, The Café and Sky Lounge.
Are pets welcome at Sheraton Hong Kong Tsim Sha Tsui?
No, guide dogs only, per Marriott.
Is the Star Ferry near Sheraton Hong Kong?
Marriott says a ferry terminal is nearby — it doesn't name it, and a ferry terminal isn't a cruise terminal.
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