Menu is extensive at world kitchen..in fact about 4 menus. Very reasonably priced so I wouldn't worry about cost compared to Australia or NZ. I ate lunches and dinners after golf for 2 days.

Dear Guest As a response of your answer, I will explain some ways to reach Dongguan Hotel using public transportation: -You can take the metro in Hong Kong until Lok Ma Chau Station which is the last station of the light blue line; after that it is necessary to cross immigration (first is the exit of Hong Kong and the second one is the Entry of China Mainland). Once this procedure is finished you would be able to: 1. Take the Shenzhen metro to Huanggang Check point (you would need to exchange from line 4 to line 7 in Fumin station); or, 2. Take a taxi to Huanggang Check Point Bus Station (it takes around 15 min.) In both options, once you have arrived you need to cross the pedestrian bridge in direction to the immigration building and before entering you will see an escalator on the right side going to the first floor. The shop 17 is Mission Hills shuttle bus, you need to take the F shuttle bus to Dongguan Hotel, and there is a shuttle bus available almost every 20 to 30 minutes. (The price is 60 rmb) -Another option from Honk Kong is to take a CTS bus departing from Wanchai area; you will find a counter in the first level, located in the middle of the buildings Olympus and Allianz. The small counter is face to the harbor road. There are tickets to Huanggang border (the price is 50 HK dollars). Once you arrived to Huanggang you need to cross immigration to exit Hong Kong, after crossing, another bus will be waiting for you to take you to the immigration for entering China Mainland. Once you have passed the two immigrations you need to go to the shop 17 to get a ticket to Mission Hills Dongguan. Please feel free to contact me in case you need more detailed information or any clarification. Looking forward to see you, Julia Perez Guest Service Manager

Hi Lizzy. To the best of my knowledge, as I didn't use the gym, I'd presume they'd be included in the cost of staying there. They'd also have towels that you could use for free. The only shuttles they have for free are the ones that travel between the various clubhouses - dongguan, mid levels and Shenzhen. Anything out side of that, you'll need to organise a driver or taxi. Best via the hotel as they'll organise a driver who speaks English.

Hi, The shuttle is free and leaves every 30 mins. But this is only to the middle valley clubhouse and the Shenzhen clubhouse. ( worth a look.) As for getting around the resort there is a lot of walking. From the main lobby to the pools is a 10 min walk. Dongguan is very spread out to give you the feel of being the only ones there. The walk to breakfast is again a 5 to 10 min walk. If you have a problem with stairs, continue the walk from the lobby through the walk of fame to the convention center. They have a lift to go downstairs to the major restaurant where breakfast is served. If this is too much walking for you, try to transfer to Shenzhen. In our quick look around it appeared to be a more compact resort. There are signs stating 60RMB to use the pools, but questioning the staff we were told it is free to room guests. I did not check the final bill to confirm this, but I did not sign a receipt for this charge where every where else they were very strict. When you enter the pool area they ask you to sign in with your room number. They then give you a free towel. You can also ask for a locker. These were great, as it gives you a water proof wrist band that opens your locker, so no keys. Hope this helps.

I didn't see any one riding bikes there I'm afraid. Its really a golf resort. They do have an excellent gym and Olympic sized pool, which fulfill part of your needs. But if cycling is your main focus I'd suggest this mightn't be the best option, even if its only for 2 days.