HotelIntercontinental Hong Kong

The author describes the Intercontinental Hong Kong as "one of the most attractive hotels in Asia" the inside is "opulent" while the outside "offers some of the finest views of the Hong Kong skyline". He suggests popping in for a "spectacularly conceived cocktail at 8 PM" which allows you to view "the skyline light show". This is a unique and "memo [more]

The Regent Hotel in Hong Kong was renamed to the Intercontinental Hong Kong subsequent to its becoming the flagship of the Six Continents Hotels group, but still maintains its "long-standing reputation" and original staff. Situated "at the edge of Victoria Harbour" many of the 514 rooms afford guests "spectacular views" and count "air purification [more]

The May Issue of the Business Traveller Magazine Asia Pacific has a report about several hotels in Hong Kong, which offer Club Floors and have executive suites and rooms. The report under the title "Stylish Seclusion" describes also the Intercontinental Hong Kong and its 23 executive suites. The author describes the suites with app. 69 sqm as comfo [more]

RTWMan stayed in the Intercontinental Hotel in Hong Kong, which he thinks is an "excellent hotel" and "very handy for Nathan Road and for the Star Ferry". He was "greeted" according to his status as Royal Ambassador and his upgrade was "explained" to him. His room was shown to him by the receptionist, which he considers to be a "very nice touch". [more]

The hotel is described as a "hip option for the wealthy" being a "contemporary castle of clean lines and shiny granite" and "constructed around the view". Many of the rooms offer "floor-to-ceiling harbour panorama". Also the "open air pool" and the "comfy lobby lounge" boast magnificent views of the Harbour. Many small details "set it apart form ot [more]

The rooms of the hotel are "luxuriously fitted out" with "sumptuous furnishings". Observing the "harbour view" from a double bed "early in the morning" or "late at night" "triples the thrill". The hotels retaurant Spoon by Alain Ducasse is " of the finest restaurants in the world" and the I-Spa is "without doubt one of the best in the city". Finall [more]

The travel guide says about this hotel that it is "Popular with the rich and the famous" and that the "splendid, modern" hotel is "consistently voted among Asias best". The rooms are described as "huge" and "beautifully appointed" and offer "fantastic harbour views" [more]