ASIAN EXCELLENCE

Le Meridien Cyberport
With its futuristic feel, Le Meridien Cyberport is a stylish haven of cutting-edge technology combined with upscale amenities. With just 173 rooms, it is as boutique as it gets among the upper tier of Hong Kong’s business hotels. With decor looking as if it came from the Philippe Starck school of design, the property is for the next generation of business travellers. There is
wireless connectivity throughout, tablet PCs and cordless digital phones.

The Art+Tech guestrooms have 42-inch plasma TVs and glass-walled bathrooms. The club floor on the hotel’s top four levels features @Lounge, which comes with all the expected comps.
The hotel’s 16 functions spaces include outdoor areas. Adjacent to the hotel, the Cyberport Convention and Exhibition Centre has an auditorium plus 16 function rooms with high ceilings. The largest room can accommodate up to 300 guests theatre style and 120 classroom style.
www.starwoodhotels.com

Marco Polo Hong Kong
This hotel is as close as you can get to the Star Ferry that connects Kowloon and Hong Kong Island, and is connected via air-conditioned walkway to the city’s biggest shopping complex – Harbour City.
Built in the 1960s and well maintained, it has a spacious marble lobby.
The 664 guestrooms are decorated in bold colour schemes. The lowest-price rooms face
the small courtyard swimming pool, while the most expensive rooms offer unparalleled
views of the harbour.
The property has versatile meeting and event facilities that can accommodate up to 500 guests and seven function rooms can be configured to suit a variety of settings.
www.marcopolohotels.com

Renaissance Harbour View Hotel Hong Kong
Its groomed business facilities and convenient location – it is closely integrated with HKCEC – makes this hotel a favoured hub for convention attendees and corporate groups. The rooms are nicely fashioned with crisp modern trimmings and views over Victoria Harbour.
Scala Restaurant serves traditional Italian and the Dynasty Restaurant serves classic,
authentic Cantonese cuisine in an elegant, warm and inviting atmosphere.
The hotel has eight meeting rooms with a total of 1,070 sqm of space. The largest is
the Concord, which holds 500 people.
www.marriott.com

Eaton Hotel Hong Kong
The 461-room Eaton Hotel Hong Kong has recently unveiled a new 3,000 sqm banquet
and conference centre as part of a US$18 million makeover.
One of Kowloon’s largest hotels for meetings features state-of-the-art conference and banqueting facilities. The biggest space can hold up to 700 delegates in cocktail mode. There is a stylish new club floor concept – E Club – with exclusive amenities for guests.
The 21-storey hotel is located above a shopping complex not far from the attractions of Kowloon, including the Temple Street Night Market. The fourthfloor lobby lounge is bright, with a glassenclosed atrium that overlooks a garden terrace with a water cascade. There is also a
rooftop with a spacious terrace. The deluxe rooms have curved floor-to-ceiling windows
that offer views of the harbour.
HSBC, Sony and Johnson & Johnson are among the corporate groups who have recently held events here.
hongkong.eatonhotels.com

Hotel Miramar
Across from Kowloon Park, the 525-room Hotel Miramar is near the Park Lane shopping
arcade and Miramar Shopping Centre. An older hotel, once known for its showy exterior and glitzy gold-coloured decor, this property toned down its public areas during a major renovation some years back. The last trace of the Miramar’s former flashiness can only be seen in its stained-glass windows in the lobby’s atrium ceiling.
The 770 sqm Miramar ballroom can be divided into several individual function rooms to accommodate small meetings for a group of 30 attendees through to the most lavish of banquets, meetings or conventions for as many as 1,000.
There are also ten fully equipped function rooms which are suitable for smaller meetings.
www.miramarhk.com