Rooms and communal areas are fairly modest, but you are close to an MTR station and tram routes to all parts of the city. Most rooms are cheaper and smaller than those of the Grand Hyatt, a rival hotel located in the same Convention Centre complex, though the views, luxury touches and facilities make it similarly appealing. Decoration and fittings in this 33-storey hotel, opened in 1993, are European in flavour and smart almost to the point of excess. The best luxury hotel on Hong Kong Island, though devotees of the nearby Mandarin may disagree. Opened in 1993, it has tremendous style, rooms with superb harbour or city views, and all the attention to detail you would expect of a hotel of this class.
Rooms are spacious.
Nearby trams provide easy access to central locations. Rooms are modest but nicely appointed. Pleasant, convenient and reliable hotel with facilities such as an indoor pool and health club which raise it above the ordinary. The location, close to the Convention Centre, is good and reasonably quiet. Booking Hong Kong has one of the world's highest hotel occupancy rates.