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Le Meridien Cyberport

  • April 16, 2008
  • Rated 3 of 5 by Hotcurrie from Perth, Australia
Le Meridien Cyberport

We stayed at the Le Méridien Cyberport Hotel on Hong Kong Island. Cyberport is a technology based business park which has been constructed on reclaimed land in the Telegraph Bay, or, Kong Sin Wan, area on the southwest side of Hong Kong Island. Its construction was intended to promote the development of information technology and multimedia industries in Hong Kong to take advantage of the rapid growth of the internet.

Nettled amongst the many IT companies is the Le Méridien Cyberport. Each of the 170 rooms features both cutting-edge technology and a panoramic view of Telegraph Bay. Only minutes from the city centre and close by Aberdeen Harbour, Ocean Park, Jumbo Floating Restaurant and Repulse Bay, the Le Méridien Cyberport offers easy access to all of Hong Kong’s sights and sounds without all the hustle and bustle of a city hotel.

Whilst the rooms were relatively small by our standards they are apparently big by Hong Kong standards. The bed was comfortable; we had a 42-inch plasma television, cable TV, video-on-demand and cordless phone. The room had wireless internet access at a charge of HK800 per week, which I considered too steep; especially considering it was free in the lobby, restaurants and bars. We had lots of work space thanks to a unique swinging extension to the desk, two lounge chairs and coffee table. Everything in the room could be switched on and on from the bedside console and there were plenty of power outlets available.

The bathroom was large enough, with sleek glass, chrome fittings, rain showerheads, a separate hand held shower head, a bench seat in the shower and the full length glass walled shower allowing the not so privacy conscience to watch the sunset through the large floor-to-ceiling windows while showering. With a flick of a nearby switch a curtain comes down for those wanting a little privacy.

We found the staff to be generally very friendly and the concierge was extremely helpful. They have a business card with the hotels details in both English and Cantonese on one side, and the names of top 12 attractions in English and Cantonese on the other side; this is an excellent idea which made catching a taxi very easy.

The Le Méridien has a number of restaurants to choose from;
  • Prompt – a multi-cultural buffet with a wide selection of dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

  • Umami Restaurant & Bar - a sushi bar, serving unique Tamaki and Sushi in an outdoor setting or romantic dining area. Its cocktail bar offers a variety of creative cocktails to compliment the meal.

  • PSI – is the perfect place to retreat in the evenings for a tropical cocktail above the panorama of the world’s busiest shipping lanes.

  • Podium – a wine bar serving small plates/tapas. Podium also includes the Sunset Lounge; a large bean-bag filled room overlooking Telegraph Bay, which we visited on most nights to relax and unwind.

  • Nam Fong – an upmarket Cantonese restaurant with an extensive menu ranging in price from acceptable to ‘you have got to be kidding!’


    • All in all our stay at the Le Meridien Cyberport was very comfortable and we will definately stay there next time we visit Hong Kong.

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    Great Hotel

    • November 24, 2006
    • Rated 5 of 5 by a traveler from Travelocity.com
    I have stayed here twice in 06. Both stays were excellent. Rooms are fantastic with HS internet, plasma T.V. Great views. Bar and food are very good. Great fitness center. Warning. It is not near the main part of the island. There is a shuttle to Central Station every hour. Taxi is not that expensive. Hotel is less expensive than other luxury hotels on the island. Very pleasant experience. Will stay again.
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