1 Harbour Road
Hong Kong, Nightly Rates(319.96 - 396.76)5 Star
Property Description
Grand Hyatt Hong Kong offers a magnificent location on Hong Kong Island's waterfront and is connected to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre by a direct covered walkway. The hotel is a five-minute drive to the Central, Pacific Place and Causeway Bay business and shopping districts. Wanchai Ferry and the subway (MTR) are a five minute walk away.
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Air conditioning, international direct dial telephones, mini-bar, personal safe, radio, alarm clock, color, satellite television, in-house movies, private bath/shower, hairdryer and voice mail message recording system. Accommodations include: * 409 king-sized beds (including suites) * 5 floors of no smoking rooms
Guest Room Amenities/Technology/Services
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* Down duvets covered in Egyptian cotton bed linen * Com plimentary tea/coffee making facilities * Enhanced closet space * Contemporary Chinese photographic art * A spacious floor area of 39 sq. m. * Bedside air conditioning and reading light control panel * Bathrobes, slippers and personal safe * Fully-stocked minibar * Vanity table with mirror and hairdryer * Marble bathrooms with deep luxurious bath * Separate glass walled shower cubicle * Infra red cordless keyboard to access the internet and email, business and financial news, cable and local TV channels, movie on-demand, entertainment and games via an interactive television * Self contained work station * Voicemail, dataport and two phone lines enabling simultaneous use of the telephone and lap top computer modem * Multi-lingual electronic Guest Services Directory * Confidential fax machine with personalised number * Power point's for 220 and 110 voltage appliances with adapters and transformers available * Complimentary distilled water * Complimentary daily newspaper * Complimentary welcome fruit selection * Ice bucket replenished twice daily * Evening turndown service * Complimentary guest toiletries
Guest Services and Shops
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* Complimentary shuttle service via London taxis to Central and Pacific Place * Direct access to Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre * Assistant Manager on duty 24 hours * Airport limousine * Baby-sitter * Beauty salon * Express check-out * Florist * Hyatt Worldwide Reservations Centre * Laundry & valet * Major credit cards accepted * Multi-lingual hotel staff * Photo processing * Sightseeing tours * State-of-the-art audio-visual and simultaneous translation equipment * Valet car park * Private yacht ideal for parties and meetings * Business Centre: IBM workroom with IBM's latest technology, video conferencing, Internet access, reference library, two state-of-the-art conference rooms for rental
Rate Disclaimer
For reservations, room rates and availability, click the Reservations icon above. To speak with a Hyatt representative personally, call (800) 633-7313. If calling from outside the US, obtain international reservation numbers at www.hyatt.com/hotel_reservations/reservations_numbers.html.
Miscellaneous Information
Hong Kong Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 2PM
Check out time is 12PM
Time Zone is GMT+7
Opened in 1989
572 rooms.
0 suites.
36 floors.
Directions
Grand Hyatt Hong Kong offers a magnificent location on Hong Kong Island's waterfront and is connected to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre by a direct covered walkway. The hotel is a five-minute drive to the Central, Pacific Place and Causeway Bay business and shopping districts. Wanchai Ferry and the subway (MTR) are a five minute walk away.
Hong Kong International
Guarantee Policy
A credit card guarantee is required to complete a reservation. Your credit card will be charged if cancellation policies are not correctly followed. The amount charged may equal the cost of 1 (one) or more nights plus applicable taxes.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation policies vary based on day of arrival. When making reservations, please read the rate rules given immediately after selecting a specific rate. Policies are provided before the reservation is complete.
Restaurant Information
GRISSINI
Northern Italian restaurant with harbour views. Renowned for its authentic Milanese cuisine and extensive wine selection. Special: Antipasto business lunch, "Pasta Live" Saturday lunch, Sunday brunch, - Open daily: Lunch: 12:00 noon - 2:30 pm, Dinner: 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm. - Dress Code: Smart. - Non-smoking tables available
KAETSU
Contemporary Japanese restaurant of stunning design, featuring the widest selection of sake and dishes as exquisite to the taste as presented to the eyes. Special: Saturday noodle buffet, Sunday sushi lunch and dinner. - Open daily: Lunch: 12:00 noon - 2:30 pm, Dinner: 6:30 pm - 10:30 pm. - Dress Code: Smart-casual. - Non-smoking tables available. - Mezzanine
JJ's
The hottest night spot in town! Three floors of clubby niches, with live music, disco dancing and a specialty American menu featuring delicious salads, ribs, pizzas and sandwiches. Special: "Big Pan" happy hour and "Big Grill" dinner. - Separate street entrance, main hotel Lobby - Open Monday - Thursday: 5:30 pm - 2:00 am; Friday: 5:30 pm - 3:00 am; Saturday: 6:00 pm - 4:00 am; - Dress Code: Smart-casual, no sneakers or gym shorts/gear.
CHAMPAGNE BAR
An intimate lobby bar, with Art Deco details, offering the most extensive champagne list in Hong Kong, and live entertainment nightly. Special: a wide selection of premium cigars available. - Off the main Lobby - Open daily: 5:00 pm - 2:00 am. - Dress Code: Smart.
Meeting Facility
Meeting and Banquet Facilities
Grand Hyatt Hong Kong offers an impressive range of meeting options with 20 highly flexible function rooms. This includes the Grand Ballroom, able to accommodate up to 950 persons theatre style. Most of the function rooms are located on the lobby and mezzanine levels, particularly convenient for breakout and concurrent sessions.
Business Centre
Confidential office services, interpreters, secretarial facilities, information on local commerce, industry, banking and finance. Open three hours beyond normal office hours.
Recreation Information
Recreational Facilities
Grand Hyatt is able to offer the most extensive recreational facilities of any hotel in the city. The country club style complex located within the 1 1/2 acre Roof Garden offers: * A golf driving range Two rooftop tennis courts (with floodlights for playing at night) * Fitness Centre * Half mile jogging track * Cascades Restaurant for alfresco dining * The largest hotel freeform pool
Location
Grand Hyatt Hong Kong offers a magnificent location on Hong Kong Island's waterfront and is connected to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre by a direct covered walkway. The hotel is a five-minute drive to the Central, Pacific Place and Causeway Bay business and shopping districts. Wanchai Ferry and the subway (MTR) are a five minute walk away.
Transportation
Located at Chek Lap Kok and 39 km from the city centre, Hong Kong International Airport is conveniently accessible via a range of transportation networks: Limousine Taxi Hotelink Coach Service (H2) Airport Express Line (AEL) From Hong Kong International Airport (Chek Lap Kok) Limousine: Distance/Time: 45-60 mins Operating hours: closes 30 mins after last flight Frequency: upon request Charges: HK$650 (approx. US$84) Reservation/Procedure: contact hotel ground transport (Kiosk 3D) outside Exit B after clearing customs. Taxi Distance/Time: 45-60 mins Operating hours: 24 hours Charges: Approx HK$350 (US$45) including tolls, excluding levy for luggage and traffic. Reservation/Procedure: go to taxi stand HOTELINK (Airport - Hotel Coach H2) Distance/Time: 60-75 mins Operating hours: 0735 hrs - 0030 hrs Schedule Frequency: approx every 30 mins Charges: HK$140 (approx US$18) per person Reservation/Procedure: contact hotel ground transport (Kiosk 3D) outside Exit B after clearing customs. Airport Express Line (High Speed Rail Link-AEL) Distance/Time: 30 mins (to Hong Kong Station in Central) Hong Kong Station is a 5 minute taxi ride from the hotel Operating hours: 0600 hrs - 0100 hrs Frequency: approx every 8-12 mins Charges: HK$70 (approx US$9) per person Reservation/Procedure: purchase tickets at AEL Station in airport
Points of Interest
Boat tours to outlying islands, tours to China (Hyatt Tianjin/Hyatt Xian), visit nearby Macau (Hyatt Regency Macau), tours to Victoria Peak, shopping, beaches, Sung Dynasty Village, theme parks, horse racing at Happy Valley and Shatin.
Visitors Information
No visa required for holders of valid passports except for nationals from certain countries. Check with your airline or local consulate. Languages: Cantonese and English Currency: Hong Kong Dollar Climate: Summer 28C (82F), Winter 12C (54F) Airport departure tax: applicable Identification: visitors are requested to carry identification at all times. A driving licence with photo is acceptable.
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