I stayed here for one night on Saturday. It was a free night (my former SPG Cat 5 50 night bonus certificate awarded in 2017 that needed using before the end of December. Adding this certificate online when I made the reservation was trivial.). I checked in on line using the app the day before and arrived about 5pm. It's still in its soft opening phase and only ~150 of the ~450 rooms are open including *no* suites, Club Lounge or the spa. Despite this I highly recommend this new addition to the portfolio in HK and it will be interesting to see where the pricing eventually falls. It's (going to be) a great hotel and it's only one stop on the (relatively) new MTR line from Admiralty so, despite the mountain, its location is in fact really good and the hotel is right by Ocean Park MTR station. They can comfortably charge more than Le Meridien (accessibility, location, lounge and rooms all significantly better), of course Ovolo Southside, and the Courtyard HK (better lounge and rooms) but it should be less than the JW. Not stayed at the Renaissance to compare and I'm ignoring Kowloon hotels for this purpose.

Service was great. I was welcomed three times on the short walk from the MTR to reception desk. They apologised for the lack of suite (none open yet) and I got a room on the highest floor. I assume this means they would have given me a suite as PPE otherwise. Inside the room, I almost forgot I'm in HK because the room was relatively normal hotel room size. An advantage of being the wrong side of the mountain where there's space. No lounge yet but an area of the bar was set aside for drinks and food in the evening for Platinums. Food from 5.30pm-7.30pm and drinks including cocktails until 9.30pm. Food was enough for a meal (as indeed numerous people were clearly taking it as their main meal of the day) and very high quality. Cocktails were made in the adjacent bar using the spirits from the temporary lounge that they carried over when I asked for a Negroni - I assume the lounge has its own budget if not its own bartender.

Breakfast in the morning was in the main buffet and was an excellent spread with numerous food stations of all types. Whether Platinums will still get the choice of breakfast in the main buffet after the lounge opens is anyone's guess but for the moment it's great. We had to sign for the breakfast (IIRC ~HK$280 per person) but it didn't appear on my bill so again I think it was assigned internally to the lounge budget.

The room had a Nespresso machine with four pods, a day lounger along the window, no formal desk and a curious clear plastic wall between the shower (and beyond that through the glass shower door to the loo) and the bedroom. Thankfully there was an electronic curtain to hide it away. Got to say I liked this hotel a lot and service was excellent. It will be interesting if the evening booze hours and/or buffet breakfast benefits remain after the lounge opens. The only other thought I had was that the whole place came across far more like a Le Meridien than my stereotype of a Marriott which is interesting in HK because Le Meridien HK is far more like an Aloft than a LeM. No matter. Try it out if the rate is right. One stop from Admiralty.

(I’ve been trying to upload photos of the room and food but Flyertalk isn’t letting me do so. Next time.)

Nothing in the immediate vicinity. The Pizza Express mentioned above is still 10-15 minutes on foot away, with literally nothing in between.

Other than room service, your best bet for late night food will probably be Causeway Bay or Aberdeen, both a 5-7 minute cab ride away late at night with no traffic.