Detailed Review
Grand Hyatt Hong Kong is Hyatt International's flagship property. Positioned among the finest hotels in the world and with magnificent views of Hong Kong's renowned Victoria Harbour, Grand Hyatt Hong Kong lies in the very heart of this vibrant and exciting city.
Of the hotel's 549 guest rooms and suites, more than 70 per cent of the accommodations command spectacular harbour views. The hotel's eight restaurants and bars offer a diverse array of dining and entertainment options. Exceptional recreational facilities include an outdoor swimming pool. The hotel's 25 meeting rooms, including the impressive Grand Ballroom, regularly play host to international forums and events. The Grand Hyatt Hong Kong is the first five-star Hong Kong hotel to offer fast Ethernet computer connectivity between meeting rooms, and high-speed, broadband Internet access.
Grand Hyatt Hong Kong redefines hotel luxury with traditional standards of excellence offering a warm welcome to international business travellers, meetings and events.
Independent Reviews
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"A spectacular luxury hotel with panoramic views across Victoria Harbour, lavishly furnished in marble and gold, with a great spa."
Grand Hyatt Hong Kong
By Daniel Scott
The enormous 572 room Grand Hyatt hotel, on Hong Kong island, was rated highly enough to host Bill Clinton’s Presidential visit in 1998. “The staff make a stay here memorable,” says regular guest, Therese Fung, of Lucky Star casinos, “although they don’t necessarily do everything by the book”. The sheer size of the Grand Hyatt, the expansive grounds of which include the largest (unheated) hotel pool in Hong Kong, its less-than-central location and its corporate feel, are not in its favour. However, its 8 “Grand club” upper floors – featuring rooms with 2 phone lines and even some with mini step machines - and the dedicated lounge for breakfasts and meetings on-the-run, are useful for those on business. Nor is there anything wrong with the slinky design of the hotel, which includes a striking black marble Art-Deco entrance hall.
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2007 Condé Nast Gold List
