Accommodation:
The hotels 690 Guestrooms and Suites are designed for guests
who expect discreet luxury and modern functionality. Around
450 rooms have views of Victoria Harbour. The hotels rooms
are serviced daily, while serviced suites are suitable for
longer-term residents and are serviced three times a week.
Choose
a Harbour View Room for a view of Hong Kong island across
Victoria Harbour, or a Superior Room with a view north towards
Kowloon and the New Territories. For exclusivity with a
difference, ask for a room with a private balcony. They
are popular throughout the year as they include traditional
Japanese "Ofuro" hot tubs (perfect for unwinding
after a busy day).
Our
suites are a great alternative to our rooms and all feature
magnificent sea views. Whether you are travelling alone
or with friends and family, you will appreciate the extra
space and facilities. Whilst the top floor accommodates
the Presidential Suite, a world-class suite with a large
garden balcony and a 270-degree view of Victoria Harbour
and the city.
Facilities:
The hotel has an extensive array of facilities and services
to make sure you enjoy your stay, from the hotels outdoor
pool with ample relaxation area to the fully equipped gym,
Sauna and Ayurvedic health spa. The hotel also offers a
baby-sitting service for all residents.
There are 6
Restaurants and Bars to suit different taste, all which
overlook Victoria Harbour with The Patio offering a sea
breeze as well. Expatriate chefs from Thailand and Switzerland
prepare their authentic specialties to tempt your appetite:
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Senzuru Japanese
Restaurant
Promenade Restaurant
The Patio (Thai Cuisine)
The Point (Lobby Lounge)
Coffee Corner
Keng Yat Heen (Chinese Cuisine)
Location:
Harbour Plaza Metropolis is located opposite the Kowloon-Canton
Railway (KCR) Station in Hunghom, providing you with convenient
access to other Kowloon districts and China. It is also
next to the Hong Kong Coliseum and minutes from Tsim Sha
Tsui East, the Duty Free Shoppers Galleria and the Hong
Kong Science Museum.
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