Marriott Hong Kong Ocean Park [Master Thread]
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Marriott Hong Kong Ocean Park [Master Thread]
Just noticed a new Marriott at Hong Kong -at Ocean Park:
Hong Kong Ocean Park Marriott Hotel: Hong Kong hotel accommodations
It state to be open in June.
Wonder what CAT will this be.
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Hong Kong Ocean Park Marriott Hotel: Hong Kong hotel accommodations
It state to be open in June.
Wonder what CAT will this be.
--- please note ---
I search and can't find an existing thread for this hotel. If it does, please let the mod know to merge it. Thanks
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From the link above:
"Nestled at the southern coast of Hong Kong Island, the Hong Kong Ocean Park Marriott Hotel will be an ideal place to stay for your next visit in this vibrant city. Right at the doorstep of the Ocean Park MTR station, the hotel is just a few minutes away from downtown and key attractions. The hotel comprises 471 guestrooms and suites which combine modern design with nature-inspired décor, along with versatile event space including an expansive pillar-free ballroom. Step into our welcoming lobby upon arrival and be amazed by a 16-metre high aquarium. Choose from a variety of dining options with alfresco style ambiance with views of the lush garden and lagoon. After an eventful day of work or exploration, refresh in the outdoor lagoon pool or rejuvenate at the spa and fitness centre. For those who wish to enjoy fun-filled days at Ocean Park Hong Kong or make the most of their work trip, look no further than here for a truly memorable experience."
"Nestled at the southern coast of Hong Kong Island, the Hong Kong Ocean Park Marriott Hotel will be an ideal place to stay for your next visit in this vibrant city. Right at the doorstep of the Ocean Park MTR station, the hotel is just a few minutes away from downtown and key attractions. The hotel comprises 471 guestrooms and suites which combine modern design with nature-inspired décor, along with versatile event space including an expansive pillar-free ballroom. Step into our welcoming lobby upon arrival and be amazed by a 16-metre high aquarium. Choose from a variety of dining options with alfresco style ambiance with views of the lush garden and lagoon. After an eventful day of work or exploration, refresh in the outdoor lagoon pool or rejuvenate at the spa and fitness centre. For those who wish to enjoy fun-filled days at Ocean Park Hong Kong or make the most of their work trip, look no further than here for a truly memorable experience."
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Hi,
I am travelling to Hong Kong for 6 nights at the end of november and just now the website says opens in October. Hopefully it opens then and will be available for booking soon as it looks tempting ( and maybe a bit cheaper than the JW Marriott)
Regards
TBS
I am travelling to Hong Kong for 6 nights at the end of november and just now the website says opens in October. Hopefully it opens then and will be available for booking soon as it looks tempting ( and maybe a bit cheaper than the JW Marriott)
Regards
TBS
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We were in HK and Ocean Park last Xmas. It's a nice area close to the park and the developments crowing on the south end of the island, and while there is a dedicated metro line that connect to the Admiralty station, it's rather isolated from the rest of HK island and Kowloon. Still, Ocean Park is a great park; we especially loved the 3D VR roller coaster. That is crazy!
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We were in HK and Ocean Park last Xmas. It's a nice area close to the park and the developments crowing on the south end of the island, and while there is a dedicated metro line that connect to the Admiralty station, it's rather isolated from the rest of HK island and Kowloon. Still, Ocean Park is a great park; we especially loved the 3D VR roller coaster. That is crazy!
Thanks for that. I appreciate it is a little out of the way but I'm used to the MTR ( been to hong kong several times) and going to HK in late Nov to see the christmas decorations. I' normally stay at Hiltons but I do not particularly want to spend £380 a night for the conrad. Tempted by the HGI in Mongkok( pool will be closed in winter ) and the renaissance.
Have stayed at the JW ( excellent hotel but can be pricey) and the Sheraton ( very good hotel esp the towers but had an internal view with some construction work going on).
I have not been to Ocean Park yet though.
Regards
TBS
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Hi osotoc,
Thanks for that. I appreciate it is a little out of the way but I'm used to the MTR ( been to hong kong several times) and going to HK in late Nov to see the christmas decorations. I' normally stay at Hiltons but I do not particularly want to spend £380 a night for the conrad. Tempted by the HGI in Mongkok( pool will be closed in winter ) and the renaissance.
Have stayed at the JW ( excellent hotel but can be pricey) and the Sheraton ( very good hotel esp the towers but had an internal view with some construction work going on).
I have not been to Ocean Park yet though.
Regards
TBS
Thanks for that. I appreciate it is a little out of the way but I'm used to the MTR ( been to hong kong several times) and going to HK in late Nov to see the christmas decorations. I' normally stay at Hiltons but I do not particularly want to spend £380 a night for the conrad. Tempted by the HGI in Mongkok( pool will be closed in winter ) and the renaissance.
Have stayed at the JW ( excellent hotel but can be pricey) and the Sheraton ( very good hotel esp the towers but had an internal view with some construction work going on).
I have not been to Ocean Park yet though.
Regards
TBS
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Looks like this property is now available to book. However, right now it looks to be only bookable by calling the hotel directly as marriott.com gives an HK number to call to book, so no idea what cash rates are like.
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