Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong
#181
Join Date: Feb 2003
Programs: AC SE MM, too many others
Posts: 1,407
I would sort it out before you book or be ready to pay about $100 USD for access.
#182
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Washington D.C. via Sao Paulo via Houston via Washington D.C. via Boston via New York
Posts: 1,172
#183
#185
Join Date: Feb 2003
Programs: AC SE MM, too many others
Posts: 1,407
The hotel can be a bit of a circus, and there is some value in a quieter public space. Plus if you like to eat or have cocktails in the hotel, I suppose that also might make it reasonable. Adn you get access to the hotel car for the short hops.
#186
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Jersey
Programs: UA 1K, Marriott Lifetime PLT
Posts: 1,154
Tell me more about this hotel car? how does it work?
#187
Join Date: Feb 2003
Programs: AC SE MM, too many others
Posts: 1,407
#188
Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: southUSA
Posts: 398
#189
Join Date: Dec 2011
Posts: 87
How did you get the club certificate applied? RC told me Amex had to do it and Amex would not call RC on my behalf.
#191
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: New Orleans (MSY)
Programs: AA EXP, IHG PLT, Hilton Gold, Hyatt Explorist, Amtrak, WN
Posts: 2,617
So I'll have an overnight layover in HKG because of an upcoming mileage run and I'm too cheap to pay for a hotel (and I'm posting in the RC HK thread... I know, I know...). While I'm opposed to paying for a hotel room, I'm not opposed to paying for some drinks at Ozone to enjoy the evening. Would the hotel allow me to store my baggage (for a fee, I'm sure) and head to Ozone for the evening? Or will they not check baggage for non-guests? Also, is there free wi-fi in the lobby, or should I head to Starbucks if I'm expecting that kind of thing?
#192
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Up in the Air
Programs: OW Emerald
Posts: 524
So I'll have an overnight layover in HKG because of an upcoming mileage run and I'm too cheap to pay for a hotel (and I'm posting in the RC HK thread... I know, I know...). While I'm opposed to paying for a hotel room, I'm not opposed to paying for some drinks at Ozone to enjoy the evening. Would the hotel allow me to store my baggage (for a fee, I'm sure) and head to Ozone for the evening? Or will they not check baggage for non-guests? Also, is there free wi-fi in the lobby, or should I head to Starbucks if I'm expecting that kind of thing?
#193
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Up in the Air
Programs: OW Emerald
Posts: 524
Trip report from an 1 night stay here as MR Plat. Booked an deluxe room and was upgraded to an Grand Harbor room on 115, same room size but nice view of grand harbor. Was offered Club level access for 1300hkd + 10% but I didn't opt for it since I'll be eating/drinking at other venues.
Beautiful 118th floor pool and nice lighting when I went for a swim at 9pm. Also very nice staff, one of whom went up the elevator and showed me to my room. Welcome chocolate brought to room 15 minutes after I checked in.
Overall nice onetime treat being able to say I stayed at the highest hotel in the world and swam at the highest pool. This stay reconfirms my decision to stay at JW Marriotts when convenient though.
I don't have the budget to book Ritz club floor suites so I'll save my money and enjoy the JW luxury experience with frequent suite upgrades, lounge access, and included breakfast.
Beautiful 118th floor pool and nice lighting when I went for a swim at 9pm. Also very nice staff, one of whom went up the elevator and showed me to my room. Welcome chocolate brought to room 15 minutes after I checked in.
Overall nice onetime treat being able to say I stayed at the highest hotel in the world and swam at the highest pool. This stay reconfirms my decision to stay at JW Marriotts when convenient though.
I don't have the budget to book Ritz club floor suites so I'll save my money and enjoy the JW luxury experience with frequent suite upgrades, lounge access, and included breakfast.
#194
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Jersey
Programs: UA 1K, Marriott Lifetime PLT
Posts: 1,154
Trip report. Had an amazing stay on the last leg of my honeymoon. Booked a regular room via points. However, the grand relations officer Nour upgraded us to club level and also decorated our room with roses spelling out happy honeymoon. She even went so far as to find a picture of my and my wife online and frame it with hong kong as the backdrop saying happy honeymoon. We were truly impressed.
Also, we ate Brunch(dum sum) at Tim Lung Heen which was amazing. We had a drink at ozone but we werent very impressed by the bar tbh. The club spread however was pretty solid and the views from the club are ridiculous. All in all great stay! ^
Also, we ate Brunch(dum sum) at Tim Lung Heen which was amazing. We had a drink at ozone but we werent very impressed by the bar tbh. The club spread however was pretty solid and the views from the club are ridiculous. All in all great stay! ^
#195
Join Date: Feb 2003
Programs: AC SE MM, too many others
Posts: 1,407
Trip report. Had an amazing stay on the last leg of my honeymoon. Booked a regular room via points. However, the grand relations officer Nour upgraded us to club level and also decorated our room with roses spelling out happy honeymoon. She even went so far as to find a picture of my and my wife online and frame it with hong kong as the backdrop saying happy honeymoon. We were truly impressed.
Also, we ate Brunch(dum sum) at Tim Lung Heen which was amazing. We had a drink at ozone but we werent very impressed by the bar tbh. The club spread however was pretty solid and the views from the club are ridiculous. All in all great stay! ^
Also, we ate Brunch(dum sum) at Tim Lung Heen which was amazing. We had a drink at ozone but we werent very impressed by the bar tbh. The club spread however was pretty solid and the views from the club are ridiculous. All in all great stay! ^