Hong Kong Intercontinental

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... to Delhi, we decided that our stay in Hong Kong would be a treat to ourselves. We booked a room at the InterContinental Hong Kong. The InterContinental is on the Kowloon side of the harbour, opposite to the main financial side of Hong Kong Island. For ...

... and dropped Mike at the travel agent with half an hour to spare, while I went on with the kids to check into the Intercontinental. This was our little splurge to make up for the inconvenience of having to go to Hong Kong early (we are heading off there ...

... the rest of the can on ice and all these little things are seen in everything that they do. I can highly recommend this Intercontinental to anyone with discriminate taste. Well it is late the kids are curled up in their bed watching Nickelodion( for the ...

... , despite trying to convince other taxi drivers to take us to Koowloon and so we joined the thousands of passengers entering the Hong Kong subway and successfully made our way under the Hong Kong harbour and back into Kowloon. We wandered around some more ...

... Big balcony, views of the harbor. Truly Breathtaking. They definitely define hospitality at the IC. Here are some pictures. The city is amazing! I can not wait for my return on the 19th!    Check out the Intercontinental Hong Kong's ...

... ) The sleeper bus over from Yangshuo wasn't too bad at all and we were soon checking into our cheap accommodation in Hong Kong named Apple Hostel in 'Chungking Mansions' It's basically an apartment block that houses some few hundred hostels, shops and ...

... be like staying at a hotel next to the Eiffel Tower and getting a viewless room.  Since who knows if I’ll ever visit Hong Kong again, I decided to live it up now.  I could see the view of the harbor from the lobby restaurant and indeed ...

... . Thursday warm but overcast. They get 3 typhoons a year - well lucky old us! But seriously, we really had fun. Hong Kong is a great place, it never sleeps. Shops and markets open until 11pm, restaurants and bars until the last customer decides to ...

... in Seattle, we were treated to a tour of the Boeing Assembly Plant in Redmond before we boarded the plane for our flight to Hong Kong.   My pictures here show the highlights of the trip.  I wanted to get the pictures up and will be ...

We had a smooth 13 hour ride over from San Francisco. Customs and passport control was no problem. The Hong Kong Airport is a breeze to navigate. We rode over the longest suspension bridge in the world! This city reminds me of a very modern San Francisco ...

... St Market. On the advice of my Dutch friend from last night at Lan Kwai Fong, I made sure I made my way to Hotel Intercontinental on the Victoria Bayfront before 8pm. Took up a nice seat along the lobby bar where there were big glass panels with the ...

... was insane. It was about an hour's wait, and being impatient (as well as hungry) people, we strolled over to the Intercontinental hotel right on the waterfront, and we were seated right away. The view through the floor- to-ceiling windows (real cathedral ...

... Hot Towels. Being a Conrad and a Business Hotel, shouldnt they at least provide this Amenities? I had taken Le Meridian and Intercontinental Limo service and all this Basic Amenities were provided. And this being a 45 Mins Journey from the Airport to the ...

... avenue of the stars. A carbon copy of the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the stretch of walkway behind the New World and Intercontinental Hotels has a really good view across the harbour. Bring a tripod at night cos otherwise you'll be wasting your time trying ...

... & handed out our room keys & made sure everything was OK before he left) & will pick us up tomorrow at 0930 for our Hong Kong city tour. We were amazed at the number of luxury cars that are on the road in Hong Kong.  We have never seen so ...