Best hotel in HK
Best hotel in HK for attending event at the convention center?
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Which convention centre are you attending? If your conference is at the HKCEC, the most convenient hotel would be Grand Hyatt or Renaissance. They are literally within the same development complex.
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I like the Mandarin. Pen quite nice as well but a bit further.
(you didn't say anything about Starwood :D) |
Best hotel or best Starwood hotel?
a) Peninsula or IC b) W, or maybe a Towers level room at the Sheraton for the lounge and location. |
Originally Posted by MSPeconomist
(Post 26599567)
Best hotel or best Starwood hotel?
a) Peninsula or IC b) W, or maybe a Towers level room at the Sheraton for the lounge and location. But hyatt or hilton is also an option, but would prefer SPG. The shearaton is a good option? good recognition of plat? |
Originally Posted by l380
(Post 26599095)
Which convention centre are you attending? If your conference is at the HKCEC, the most convenient hotel would be Grand Hyatt or Renaissance. They are literally within the same development complex.
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Originally Posted by frenchft
(Post 26599635)
Well as we are in the SPG forum, i was thinking about the sheraton or Le meridian and wonder how convenient it is to go to the convention center (taxi / uber).
But hyatt or hilton is also an option, but would prefer SPG. The shearaton is a good option? good recognition of plat? If you'll be using transportation anyway and want Starwood, the W is great and has treated this Platinum very well, although it's been getting expensive and with it now being a higher category, redeeming points is not the value it used to be. To me, LM seems to be far from everything. |
Originally Posted by MSPeconomist
(Post 26605425)
Personally, I wouldn't stay in the Sheraton, although Towers level might be OK.
If you'll be using transportation anyway and want Starwood, the W is great and has treated this Platinum very well, although it's been getting expensive and with it now being a higher category, redeeming points is not the value it used to be. To me, LM seems to be far from everything. |
I have no idea why any FT would suggest the Pennisula or the IC to anyone.
Along with the Sheraton, they are all very old and ancient hotels in Tsim Sha Tsui. Does it offer breathtaking views? Maybe. Do they offer spectacular service? Sometimes. Does it come with a visit by Dracula? Very likely. As a local, I wouldn't stay in any of those rooms even for free. With the exception of presidential suite at the IC. There are plenty of cheaper and decent modern hotels in HK with a view of the harbor. TST Hyatt Regency for example. Heck, just have a drink at those hotels if you must. Best Starwood? W. |
Originally Posted by miloworld
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I have no idea why any FT would suggest the Pennisula or the IC to anyone.
Along with the Sheraton, they are all very old and ancient hotels in Tsim Sha Tsui. Does it offer breathtaking views? Maybe. Do they offer spectacular service? Sometimes. Does it come with a visit by Dracula? Very likely. As a local, I wouldn't stay in any of those rooms even for free. With the exception of presidential suite at the IC. There are plenty of cheaper and decent modern hotels in HK with a view of the harbor. TST Hyatt Regency for example. Heck, just have a drink at those hotels if you must. Best Starwood? W. Milo, laugh until tears drop :P Thanks. |
If you want to stay at Starwood then I believe the Sheraton would be your best bet. It is about a 10 minute walk to the star ferry and then a quick ride across the bay. The ferry terminates right at the convention center. My guess is that it is a bit less than a 30 minute trip in total.
If you want to be really close then the Hyatt or Renaissance, as mentioned above, would be your best bet. You could also do the W and take the subway. I think it would be slightly less than a 30 minute trip there as well. |
Originally Posted by omegadeal
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If you want to stay at Starwood then I believe the Sheraton would be your best bet. It is about a 10 minute walk to the star ferry and then a quick ride across the bay. The ferry terminates right at the convention center. My guess is that it is a bit less than a 30 minute trip in total.
If you want to be really close then the Hyatt or Renaissance, as mentioned above, would be your best bet. You could also do the W and take the subway. I think it would be slightly less than a 30 minute trip there as well. However, for the Sheraton, please think seriously about booking a Towers room. I say this because whenever I've been near the Sheraton, the lobby has been mobbed with people who seem to be part of tour groups. It seems to me that there are always long lines for the front desk, etc., so doing the hotel within a hotel would make this property a much more pleasant experience. |
A few years ago I stayed at the Sheraton for a few days while attending a conference at the convention center. It was great to walk over in the morning and take the Star Ferry across. Of course the weather will also play a factor.
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