May 3, 2016, 10:00 am
Last edit by: forumpersona999
This is a Cat 4 Hotel located in the K11 mall
Considered by many, but certainly not everyone, to be a better location Hyatt then the GH HK.
Hotel email: [email protected].
DSU will get you a Regency Suite and access to the Lounge
All Suite occupant will include the following benefits in the Regency Club Lounge on 23rd floor:
• Complimentary Continental Buffet Breakfast
• Complimentary Evening Cocktails
• All day complimentary tea, coffee and soft drink service
Picture of the Lounge:
(add here if you have it)
Picture of the Regency Suite:
(add here if you have it)
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/23375541-post319.html
tips:
Other Perks:
Blogger Reviews:
http://onemileatatime.boardingarea.c...tsim-sha-tsui/
Considered by many, but certainly not everyone, to be a better location Hyatt then the GH HK.
Hotel email: [email protected].
DSU will get you a Regency Suite and access to the Lounge
All Suite occupant will include the following benefits in the Regency Club Lounge on 23rd floor:
• Complimentary Continental Buffet Breakfast
• Complimentary Evening Cocktails
• All day complimentary tea, coffee and soft drink service
Picture of the Lounge:
(add here if you have it)
Picture of the Regency Suite:
(add here if you have it)
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/23375541-post319.html
tips:
Other Perks:
Blogger Reviews:
http://onemileatatime.boardingarea.c...tsim-sha-tsui/
Hyatt Regency Hong Kong Tsim Sha Tsui - REVIEW - MASTER THREAD
Jun 15, 2011, 5:11 am
#93
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: London
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Posts: 137
3 night stay in April 2011
Recently did a 3 night stay at this property (from Apr 25). I haven't stayed at Hyatt properties in a while, hence I didn't have status going into this stay.
Arrival via taxi from Kowloon Station to the hotel. The driveway is under the building, the doorman and bellboy greeted me and took my bag. I was given a city view room on the 20th floor. Only hiccup was that my bag was taking forever to show up and I had to shower and be out the door, so I had to call them asking they hurry up.
Room was nice - a little on the small side but sufficient. The leather bench/window sill is a nice touch, the TV is large consider the room size. Shower was like the rain showers found in more upscale hotels. The sliding door between bathroom sink and bedroom and a closet that opens into the bathroom and the hallway are both nice touches.
The location is excellent - I honestly don't know why so many people insist on staying in HK only when this hotel is literally a 5-7 minute subway ride to Central or Admiralty. I wish the K11 mall and the immediate area around the hotel had some nicer restaurants, it seems they do (slow) upscale or (unclean) downmarket very well but few options in the middle that are both good and quick.
Arrival via taxi from Kowloon Station to the hotel. The driveway is under the building, the doorman and bellboy greeted me and took my bag. I was given a city view room on the 20th floor. Only hiccup was that my bag was taking forever to show up and I had to shower and be out the door, so I had to call them asking they hurry up.
Room was nice - a little on the small side but sufficient. The leather bench/window sill is a nice touch, the TV is large consider the room size. Shower was like the rain showers found in more upscale hotels. The sliding door between bathroom sink and bedroom and a closet that opens into the bathroom and the hallway are both nice touches.
The location is excellent - I honestly don't know why so many people insist on staying in HK only when this hotel is literally a 5-7 minute subway ride to Central or Admiralty. I wish the K11 mall and the immediate area around the hotel had some nicer restaurants, it seems they do (slow) upscale or (unclean) downmarket very well but few options in the middle that are both good and quick.
Last edited by sdateUnited; Jun 15, 2011 at 10:48 am
Jun 15, 2011, 8:23 am
#94
Join Date: Dec 2008
Programs: M&M FQT, BA G, Bonvoy LTT, WoH GLOB
Posts: 960
Upgraded to very nice Regency suite on recent 1 night stay. However, no DIA amenity provided.
There is a good gym on the 10th floor, but no changing/shower facilities.
Overall a nice hotel and a good stay.
There is a good gym on the 10th floor, but no changing/shower facilities.
Overall a nice hotel and a good stay.
Jun 30, 2011, 8:32 pm
#95
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Join Date: Sep 1999
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Programs: OWEmerald; STARGold; BonvoyPlat; IHGPlat/Amb; HiltonGold; A|ClubPat; AirMilesPlat
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For someone who has never been to HK, can anyone give me specifics on how to get to the hotel from the airport?
Estimated cost of a taxi?
I see online that there is the airport express but it does not go all the way to TST, so would one need to take it to HK and switch to the red MTR line to TST?
Any other ways to get there, and cost?
Thanks.
Estimated cost of a taxi?
I see online that there is the airport express but it does not go all the way to TST, so would one need to take it to HK and switch to the red MTR line to TST?
Any other ways to get there, and cost?
Thanks.
Another hint: was searching in vain for the kettle/coffee-tea making items but finally found them in a drawer hiding behind the mini-bottles of booze!
Booked basic king room at 1750HK$ and was upgraded to Club room on the 18th floor, harbour view. Compact room but fine for my needs this trip. Full bath and shower.
Jul 1, 2011, 8:15 pm
#96
Join Date: Oct 2006
Programs: SQ PPS *G, Bonvoy Titanium
Posts: 264
From Kowloon Airport Express Station there are free shuttle buses to various hotels (K3 for Hyatt) though last bus is at 11:10p, coinciding with the departure of the 10:40p train from HKG. IIRC these buses run every 20-minutes and also do pick-ups on this schedule. Drop off/pick up is in the underground parking area.
For the hotel pick-ups, it is somewhat longer especially if the traffic is bad, but should not be more than a 20-min wait.
Jul 7, 2011, 1:57 pm
#97
Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: West Coast USA
Programs: UA GS/4 MM, AA Exec Plat, Lifetime Hilton D, Hyatt G, Marriott Titanium earned Ambassador
Posts: 7,553
Hello. I thought somewhere in this thread we had the address/name for the Hotel written in Chinese to give taxi drivers. Can someone please provide that again? Thanks.
Jul 8, 2011, 10:51 am
#98
Join Date: Mar 2010
Posts: 69
http://www.hongkong.tsimshatsui.hyat...maps/index.jsp
Jul 11, 2011, 11:16 am
#100
Join Date: Apr 2004
Posts: 5
Hello-
Thinking of staying here over New Years - does anyone have any preference between here (Club room, perhaps suite) vs. basic room at Intercontinental, no club access? I'd use points at both hotels, but the stupid Priority Club program doesn't allow upgrades, etc. with more points. Thanks
Thinking of staying here over New Years - does anyone have any preference between here (Club room, perhaps suite) vs. basic room at Intercontinental, no club access? I'd use points at both hotels, but the stupid Priority Club program doesn't allow upgrades, etc. with more points. Thanks
Jul 11, 2011, 4:41 pm
#101
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: All over
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Posts: 6,828
Hello-
Thinking of staying here over New Years - does anyone have any preference between here (Club room, perhaps suite) vs. basic room at Intercontinental, no club access? I'd use points at both hotels, but the stupid Priority Club program doesn't allow upgrades, etc. with more points. Thanks
Thinking of staying here over New Years - does anyone have any preference between here (Club room, perhaps suite) vs. basic room at Intercontinental, no club access? I'd use points at both hotels, but the stupid Priority Club program doesn't allow upgrades, etc. with more points. Thanks
Jul 11, 2011, 6:28 pm
#102
Join Date: May 2007
Posts: 203
Hello-
Thinking of staying here over New Years - does anyone have any preference between here (Club room, perhaps suite) vs. basic room at Intercontinental, no club access? I'd use points at both hotels, but the stupid Priority Club program doesn't allow upgrades, etc. with more points. Thanks
Thinking of staying here over New Years - does anyone have any preference between here (Club room, perhaps suite) vs. basic room at Intercontinental, no club access? I'd use points at both hotels, but the stupid Priority Club program doesn't allow upgrades, etc. with more points. Thanks
One other thing that may sway your opinion: the concierge service in the lounge was excellent. If you believe you will need assistance with transportation, bus routes, dinner reservations, etc., you will find the club staff to be a wonderful resource.
Jul 11, 2011, 7:28 pm
#103
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: NJ/NYC
Programs: UA and HH
Posts: 4,346
When we checked in the agent told us we had been upgraded into a very nice room. The room was a lot smaller than expected but we were only there 1 night so it wasn't bad. The view's were great. Note the lounge is on the 23rd floor and this room was right above the lounge with a harbor view.
Aug 5, 2011, 10:21 am
#105
Join Date: Oct 2006
Programs: SQ PPS *G, Bonvoy Titanium
Posts: 264
Sure. I did 3 nights on points back on February. Of course it was a slow period for the hotel (no more than 5 people at any one time in the club lounge).