Sheraton Hong Kong Hotel And Towers
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No.20 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong, China, 2369-1111
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After a two hour delay arriving into Seoul and running to catch my connecting flight to Hong Kong, I thought for sure that neither of my bags would make the connecting flight and I would have to get comfortable in the same clothes I have been wearing since the flight and probably for the next day or so. Fortunately, thanks to the efficiency of Asiana and the ground staff at Incheon International airport, my luggage made it and it was waiting for me...
We spent our Christmas and New Year in Hong Kong with our parents which was great! We were treated to a very swanky hotel with an amazing view over the harbour. We spent our first day wandering around Kowloon, we walked along the harbour front to the Star Ferry pier, from which you can get ferries to Central (the island itself) and other areas. We then walked down the Avenue of Stars which has handprints on the floor and signatures of famous Chinese and Hong Kong actors such as Jackie Chan an...
Hong Kong, Hong Kong chrisharrison
Stayed at the Sheraton next door to the Peninsula Hotel. Lunch at the Peninsula - mushroom soup, Scottish Salmon, bread pudding with mango sauce. Ate at Jimmy's Kitchen
Hong Kong, China richard.arebalo
Soooo, budget travel...? Hmmm, 5 star Harbor view seems more appropriate! --------------- The drama of dealing with many different carriers on an around the world ticket. When we were in New Zealand, we changed one flight so we could leave from Queenstown instead of having to go back up north to Auckland. Qantas told us we had to come intp the airport a few days before to have it reissued. Which happened to be OK as we were driving by anyway. When we got there, it turns out that in order to r...
Hong Kong, Hong Kong roundtheworld
Sheraton Hong Kong Hotel and Towers... http://www.starwoodhotels.com/sheraton/ property/overview/index.html?propertyID =482 8/4...Arrived in HK at 1:30pm, got to hotel a 3pm+, great room with view of the famous HK Island Commercial district. Went for a swim in the roof top pool, amazing views and cool drinks. Got booted off pool deck after a hour, typhone warning "level 1". After a nap we took a 2 hour harbour boat tour (7:45-9:45pm) to see the sights and Symphony of Lights, "40 buildings on ...
Hong Kong, China rtravels
This past weekend we made our first trip to Hong Kong. As I mentioned in earlier posts, we have to go into Hong Kong once every 30 days to "renew" our visas. We were prodding Mike to make the trip with us, since he is much more familiar with the city than us, but he hates going down into such a huge city. He finally caved and said he would bring Xiao Li along with him. We started our trip with breakfast at the Time Coffee restaurant at 9 AM. From there we drove to Shenzhen in Mikes car. There...
Hong Kong, China tomlaceyHistorical Traveler Reviews of Sheraton Hong Kong Hotel And Towers
Surprisingly Good
That said, my (brief) experience at the Sheraton was surprising to say the least. True, the lobby is characterised by the unmistakable sheraton/hilton/westin unimpressiviness, and the restaurant, the one I tried at least, was equally bland with unnecessary and unwanted American touches to it.
After that preliminary bit of ranting, now comes the good part: the rooms. Astonishing, not in size of course - it seems that Hong Kong is still keen to retain the British flair by designing rooms with the same "generous" perspective as their beloved colonialists - but in design. In all probability the hotel was refurbished a few months ago at the very most, yet, one can't help but admire the attention to detail that went into the re-conception of the rooms. Particularly worthy of mention are the bathrooms: all glass, all sleek, all modern, all efficient, all jolly good. Indeed, by way of comparison, a few nights before my quick stop-and-go in Hong Kong, I stayed at the Four Seasons in Sidney - in another effort to deepen the pockets of those miserable American hotel chains - and, despite the fact that the hotel was, overall, of superior standards, I must say that the rooms were far more impressive at the Sheraton than at the Four Seasons.
Of course, if you are looking for something truly special in Hong Kong, a hotel that doesn't have the warning "for suits only" splattered all over the entrance, and, of course, you are prepared to pay some sort of premium, then I, or rather common sense, suggest(s) you head to the Peninsula right next door. I had stayed there on a previous occasion and it is the apotheosis of traditional, yet over-the-top luxury (for a city hotel anyway). A small quartet constantly playing in the lobby, the ritual of afternoon tea kept very much alive - with far better results than some of London's better establishments, i.e. the Lanesborough, the fashionable lounge on the top floor, all contributes to a very impressive preservation of classic pomp.
Great location!
The hotel itself is very attractive inside and the rooms were state-of-the-art. Everything seemed to be new, spotlessly clean, beds were comfortable and decorations nice. Try to get a room with a harbor view as it is spectacular, especially at night.
The bar on the top floor has a wonderful view of the harbor and HK. All of the chairs and tables are along the windows so you really can't get a bad seat.
The breakfast buffet was outstanding with Asian and American food, eggs made to order, plenty of bacon, sausage, pastries, wonderful fresh fruit and, my favorite, huge mounds of smoked salmon, which I ate with melon.
Great staff---very friendly and they had a Lion's Dance for us during Chinese New Years.
Will definitely stay here again
The deluxe room was roomy and the bathroom was absolutely the best! The entire sink area was glass and it had an walk-in shower. There were 2 sinks in the bathroom, a separate bath, and 2 shower-heads w/massage functions. I feel the bathroom itself was worth the upgrade.
The view of the harbour was beautiful. Overall sevice was excellent. Breakfast buffet was satisfactory although a little crowded at times.
We would definitely stay at Sheraton Hong Kong again.
Modern Hotel with Great Location
The hotel has been renovated and all the rooms have been redone with modern amenities and fixtures. We loved the look and appreciated the new furnishings.
We only had drinks in the lobby lounge one night so I can't comment on the restaurants. We took full advantage of the gym and outdoor pool & spa. The gym was on a small side but that may have been b/c it was it was crowded. The rooftop pool, which is heated, was heavenly and provides a nice view of the harbor & HK island.
The subway is only a few steps away and you can't beat the Tsim Ja Tsui location, if you're a tourist at least!
One off-beat recommendation in HK: go to the new HK history museum - it is well done and a great break from all the shopping.
" Absolutely Perfect "
harbour view room, ver nice but a bit too small, so we upgraded to a
deluxe harbour view room for $100 hk dollars per night, this gave us an
extra 5 square meters & larger bathroom ( 2 basins ) it was well worth it
to us, as we were holidaying with 2 other couples & at times the 6 of us
would gather in our room for pre dinner drinks etc.
Magnificent harbour views, Room, Staff, Service, Pool, nothing to complain
about at all. Buffet breaky downstairs was nice, but busy. Breaky upstairs
was more to my liking, buffet continental & ala carte Bacon & eggs etc,
a lot more intimate & cheaper.
The bathroom has the best shower I have ever had. Fantastic !!
Two shower heads adjustable to your liking, massage etc. Very Nice !!
Bed - comfy king size, ( gowns & slippers, toothbrush & toothpaste, shampoo & conditioner, mouthwash, moisturiser etc all provided )
Saves a lot of bathroom packing.
Recommend to pack cases lightly, as you can shop till you drop
Recommend visiting pub downstairs called ' someplace else '
has a happy hour 2 for 1 drinks & nice music.
The Wine Bar on the Top floor has the best views.
A great hotel, in a great location. I highly recommend you staying there.
We would stay there again.
Wow ! Best view of Hong Kong
A great hotel!
Great hotel
Just fantastic hotel ever!!
The room was excellent, it was clean and decent. and we had a room with a "full habour view" which was panoramic view of the hong kong island and the victoria habour, just great,, especially at night. the bed is just comfy and a lot of cushions and pillows..
And the bathroom was my favorite place in this hotel. there are shower booth and tub seperatly.. very clean and everything is shining.
Service was excellent, too. we had new towels and bathrobes everyday,, and we had welcome fruit service which was fresh and good..
I will definitely choose this hotel again!!
Loved the porter service
checked in and was upgraded to a club room on the top two floors, with this room you get free Breakfast on the top floor over looking Victoria harbor Breathtaking view, breakfast was nice but you really cant go past the buffet breakfast at the Sheraton Singapore I have not received a better breakfast anywhere.
Room was nice but a bit small, fine for just me. At request staff allowed me a late check out at 3pm very handy as my flight was not till late that night.
I will certainly stay at this hotel again very nice and with excellent service.
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