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Sheraton Hong Kong

  • March 16, 2009
  • Rated 4 of 5 by LenR from Townsville, Australia
Sheraton Hong Kong

Sheraton Hong Kong Hotel & Towers is at the top of Kowloon’s Gold Mile in an enviable position that the hotel has occupied for about 30 years. Located along Victoria Harbour, it is in the Kowloon business and shopping district, near the ferry terminal and Mass Transit Railway (MTR.)

The 782 guest rooms and suites are sleek and airy despite their mage. Obviously, there is regular refurbishment because the rooms look modern and smart. Many offer a postcard view of Victoria Harbour. Sheraton Towers features a private reception on Level 16, exclusive Towers Lounge, and Towers concierge.
All rooms have a radio, satellite television, dual-line telephone, voicemail, data port, coffee and tea maker, refrigerator with minibar, electronic safe, hairdryer and iron and ironing board. You receive 24-hour room service, bathrobes and slippers and a daily newspaper. Bathrooms have a telephone, massage showerheads and make-up/shaving mirror.

The Deluxe Harbour View rooms offer much more space and an upgraded bath compared to the standard (Deluxe) rooms. There are 89 of these rooms in the main building and 15 more in the towers. The rooms feature a plush armchair with reading lamp. In the bathroom, you’ll find a double-basin vanity, bathtub, and separate walk-in shower with dual showerheads. The glass wall in front of the vanity lets you enjoy the spectacular view of Victoria Harbour.

The hotel has long been known for its eating and drinking choices. You can savour traditional Osaka cuisine and a superior sake collection at Unkai Japanese restaurant. Serene and tranquil, Unkai is a small oasis in the midst of Hong Kong’s hustle and bustle. Fine Chinese cuisine is found at the Celestial Court. Located on the second level, it is an idyllic setting for dim sum lunch, an elegant dinner or a grand banquet gathering. For something more relaxed, The Café offers international cuisine with a focus on Chinese, Indian, and Western dishes. The ambience is casual and contemporary, with a convenient self-service buffet at breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner.

There are several other areas worth exploring. You can enjoy fresh oysters, seafood, and wine as you look out on Victoria Harbour and the Hong Kong skyline at the Oyster & Wine Bar. For something different, La Casa del Habano Cigar Lounge offers a cozy place to relax and have a drink and some snacks while enjoying a Cuban cigar. Step back in time to a world where relaxation is elevated to an art form. The welcoming Lobby Lounge features a piano bar and a selection of snacks. The Sky Lounge is the perfect place to enjoy Victoria Harbour’s spectacular sunsets along with fine wine, cocktails, refreshments, or afternoon tea. The dramatic interior is divided into four distinct areas to suit a variety of moods.

The Link@Sheraton is a lounge offering you a place to work, relax and remain connected to family and friends while you travel. It is located at the lobby level providing guests online services, including free 24/7 Wi-Fi connectivity and internet-enabled computer stations, allowing access to email and other services.

The Health Club, situated on the top floor offers a breathtaking view of Hong Kong and a wide array of spa and fitness choices while the full-service business center offers High Speed Internet Access (fees apply), courier service, equipment rental, secretarial services, mobile phone rental and Sim Card purchase, printing and photocopying, and translation/interpretation services.

From journal Luxury Accommodation

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Sheraton

  • October 12, 2000
  • Rated 2 of 5 by sjchampion from Dallas, Texas
Sheraton

Fantastic Harbor View (request this) - better than Shangri-La or Peninsula. Typical International class hotel. Caution - this hotel has incredibly high fees for phone, access fees, etc. Also charges for basics, such as bottled water. For moderate priced and safe hotel, Sheraton is fine. Otherwise, I highly suggest Shangri-La or my favorite Conrad Hilton.

From journal American visiting Hong Kong

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