Perhaps one of the most attractive hotels in Asia, the InterContinental Hong Kong is opulent inside while it offers some of the finest views of the Hong Kong skyline outside. Simply coming here for a spectacularly conceived cocktail at 8 PM to take in the skyline light show is a memorable Hong Kong experience, perhaps equivalent to tea at the Peninsula. The lobby has a delicious airy quality, and the impeccably modern rooms are just as exciting, with luxuriously large beds, desks with ergonomically designed chairs, and superlative showers in the bathrooms. Corner suites have 180-degree harbour views, Dom Perignon is the house champagne in the executive lounge, and the spa is worth e-mailing home about. The incredible restaurant lineup, meanwhile, is soon to include Nobu—to give Alain Ducasse a bit of company, perhaps.
Reviewed by happyfamilyinnz from New York, NY on 10/17/09
What a great stay! I stayed here with my family which includes an infant daughter. The staff went above and beyond to ensure we had a happy stay. They were accomodating to provide the things we needed to care for our daughter, e.g. microwave, empty refrigerator, extra towels, high chair, etc. They were also happy to work around our schedule to have the room cleaned and to do turn down service. We had room service every night and it was great. I'll definately be back!
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