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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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How much was the Merc?
It could already be booked out of course... very nice car though.
It could already be booked out of course... very nice car though.
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Took the Bentley once. It was a great ride except for the driver. His driving skills were horrible, the ride was jerky as hell. Braking and accelerating, braking and accelerating even when the road was clear ahead of him. And within the lane he'll be do sharp corrections left n right. Have me motion sickness.
Told him him to take it easy and it improved somewhat a bit. He didn't seem to know the roads well and kept making last minute lane changes and last minute turns at junctions or at highway exits.
I was was so close to throwing up as we were crossing the underwater tunnel.
Highlighted to the hotel during check in and they apologised and said will look into it, but no follow up reply from them.
Thankfully during checkout, my driver back to the airport was another person and drove normally.
Told him him to take it easy and it improved somewhat a bit. He didn't seem to know the roads well and kept making last minute lane changes and last minute turns at junctions or at highway exits.
I was was so close to throwing up as we were crossing the underwater tunnel.
Highlighted to the hotel during check in and they apologised and said will look into it, but no follow up reply from them.
Thankfully during checkout, my driver back to the airport was another person and drove normally.
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I wouldn't say EL breakfast is better, but has always seemed to be more convenient and is where I almost always go nowadays. Evening fare varies and it can be a zoo in there, certainly worth a look if you're around during the hours.
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Hi,
The lounge breakfast was filling and the lounge was a lot more convenient than going down to the restaurant ( the restaurant would have more variety).
I enjoyed the afternoon tea and the evening canapes especially before going out or coming back after a long day sightseeing
Regards
TBS
The lounge breakfast was filling and the lounge was a lot more convenient than going down to the restaurant ( the restaurant would have more variety).
I enjoyed the afternoon tea and the evening canapes especially before going out or coming back after a long day sightseeing
Regards
TBS
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My main thing is getting the noodle soup for breakfast, and that is only available downstairs in the main restaurant. If that doesn't matter to you, you almost get the same options in the EL which can be less chaotic than the restaurant.
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The main restaurant whilst having more variety (overall I would give it 6/10. UK Conrad I'd give 4/10), I found the quality of dim sum to be poor (esp the dumplings), filled with cheap ingredients, but looking very good.
The hot chinese stir fried items are ok (like noodles, and stir fried vege).
So my advice would be (if you are diamond) go to the main restaurant, fill up on some eggs, chinese stir fried items, then go up to the lounge and fill up on berries and salmon.
Tea time desserts in the exec lounge last time I went there were small chocolate dipped strawberries, cheese and fruit tarts and sandwiches. My favourites were the chocolate dipped strawberries and fruit tarts.
Evening cocktails there was congee, samosas, cakes, baked tomato tart (basically cheese stuffed in half a tomato and baked), pan fried polenta cake, meatloaf and mustard. Guacamole and corn chips. Nothing too fancy.
You should order the watermelon juice from the lounge, it's complimentary and not advertised.
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