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The 59th floor Executive Lounge has opened again today (Sunday, 1st Sept. 2013) after an extensive refurbishment. Pictures of the new lounge can be seen here:
New Exec Lounge Pictures by infoworks
10 Things to do while at the Hong Kong Conrad by wideman
The 59th floor Executive Lounge has opened again today (Sunday, 1st Sept. 2013) after an extensive refurbishment. Pictures of the new lounge can be seen here:
New Exec Lounge Pictures by infoworks
10 Things to do while at the Hong Kong Conrad by wideman
Conrad Hong Kong {HKG}
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Hi,
Interesting hours for breakfast in the EL ( starting at 8am is a bit late compared to other Hiltons but they keep serving till 11am)
Regards
TBS
Interesting hours for breakfast in the EL ( starting at 8am is a bit late compared to other Hiltons but they keep serving till 11am)
Regards
TBS
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On a side note I always had an issue with the cocktail hour timing. 5-7pm is nigh on impossible for me to make time wise if working in an office until 5.30/6pm. Given this is a business hotel they should change those times. Other lounges went until 8pm which was more accomodating and easier to go for dinner then. And yes I know the staff will give out a drink after 7pm but all the doors are closed up and it is slightly awkward.
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Anyone have a sense of when the hotel releases standard rooms? I'm looking at staying here early next year and they only have premiums rooms in inventory but I was hoping to use points, thus looking for standard room availability.
Right now there are standard rooms through early February, but nothing beyond that.
Right now there are standard rooms through early February, but nothing beyond that.
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Anyone have a sense of when the hotel releases standard rooms? I'm looking at staying here early next year and they only have premiums rooms in inventory but I was hoping to use points, thus looking for standard room availability.
Right now there are standard rooms through early February, but nothing beyond that.
Right now there are standard rooms through early February, but nothing beyond that.
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Anyone have a sense of when the hotel releases standard rooms? I'm looking at staying here early next year and they only have premiums rooms in inventory but I was hoping to use points, thus looking for standard room availability.
Right now there are standard rooms through early February, but nothing beyond that.
Right now there are standard rooms through early February, but nothing beyond that.
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I checked in this afternoon and was delighted with my 'Executive Harbour View' room, upgraded from the base type. Elegant, borderline antique but well looked after, and a beautiful view. What a contrast to the somewhat depressing room I received at the IC GS across the water! On the other hand, the lounge here is rather disappointing. They appear to allow children for the entire happy hour (which starts and finishes a little early), and in a somewhat cramped space I think this is most unfortunate. The prosecco is of the bargain supermarket variety, again in contrast to the Moët at the IC. The food is so-so. Very fried and carb-heavy with little high quality protein. I feel slightly silly for spending £300 on a room here only to eat and drink at a much cheaper level. It's a pity because the rooms and view are so nice that I'd be tempted to return if the lounge were better.
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Bargain bin at your wine shop
All you can eat McNuggets at the lounge
The all children allowed policy at the evening cocktails is nor helpful and really annoying at breakfast. July is school holidays so expect a lot of screaming and chasing after little emperors before your coffee kicks in. For those of you who prefer the wider variety available at the breakfast at the cafe on LL, there will be a queue after 8am most mornings
The staff are trying their best but the lack of options for Hilton elites in HK is glaring.
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My first time staying in the Conrad HKG and somewhat mixed bag.... what killed me was the 20 minute line downstairs for breakfast which was ultra-crowded.
The lounge was very nice, including the breakfast spread (they also offered made to order eggs), ate there the rest of my stay.
Was pre-upgraded to an executive peak view and upon check-in was informed that unfortunately all suites are booked and I can choose either to keep my Peak view 59 floor or a lower harbour view, which I picked..
Room, well, probably used to be wow some time ago, now shows age, I had trouble getting the AC to work in a stable manner and I could never get proper hot water in the shower...
Staff very nice (especially in Lounge) and don't know if this is standard, but I got a Conrad teddy + duck every day, which was nice..
All in all, mixed feelings, if you are very Hilton loyal (I am) and need to stay in the area (I necessarily did not), then yes... I am somewhat regretting that I did not try the HGI
The lounge was very nice, including the breakfast spread (they also offered made to order eggs), ate there the rest of my stay.
Was pre-upgraded to an executive peak view and upon check-in was informed that unfortunately all suites are booked and I can choose either to keep my Peak view 59 floor or a lower harbour view, which I picked..
Room, well, probably used to be wow some time ago, now shows age, I had trouble getting the AC to work in a stable manner and I could never get proper hot water in the shower...
Staff very nice (especially in Lounge) and don't know if this is standard, but I got a Conrad teddy + duck every day, which was nice..
All in all, mixed feelings, if you are very Hilton loyal (I am) and need to stay in the area (I necessarily did not), then yes... I am somewhat regretting that I did not try the HGI
Also, did you get a different teddy everyday or same one?
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Same teddy and same duck every day... are there different teddies?