Hong Kong is a business hub for the entire world and has long been the financial hub for Asia. Here are the top 5 business hotels in Hong Kong, China.
Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong
One of the finest hotels in the world, the Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong is the flagship property in the city and for the hotel chain. Located in Central and opposite Central MTR station, the hotel offers one of the most complete experiences for business travelers.
Whether dining casually with room service or in one of the hotel’s two Michelin-starred restaurants (Man Wah, Mandarin Grill + Bar) business travelers have plenty of options during their stay.
Mandarin’s location is ideal across from direct access to the Airport Express (passengers can even check-in from the train terminal to Cathay Pacific flights), close to major commercial institutions, the convention center, and a short boat ride to Kowloon across the harbour.
Asian service, contemporary design, and top-notch service have made this hotel award-winning year after year. Surprisingly, compared to the lowest priced Mandarin Orientals in the chain, this premier property doesn’t present much of a premium making it one of the best values for money in the city. Exemplary service at a competitive price makes this one of the most sought after business hotels in Hong Kong.
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Hyatt Regency Hong Kong Tsim Sha Tsui
A classic business hotel in Kowloon is the Hyatt Regency Hong Kong Tsim Sha Tsui (TST.) Banking and finance business is concentrated across the harbour on Hong Kong Island, but there’s plenty of business going on in Kowloon and specifically TST.
What makes this hotel such a great property for business people is the focus on amenities and services. The Regency Club lounge is just such an amenity. With a business center, support staff, evening canapés, and morning breakfast, the lounge gives business travelers the freedom, flexibility and services they need.
The hotel is host to a pair of restaurants, one focused on international fare to suit their global traveler clientele, the other, an authentic Chinese restaurant to host local clients and colleagues.
Each room features a wireless smartphone that can be used throughout the city to make free calls and offers free data for guests convenience. It slips on to a mounted charging station similar to an iPod dock.
Members of the World of Hyatt can earn points for their stay and enjoy the benefits of status for elite membership in the program like suite upgrades and complimentary breakfast in the lounge.
Kowloon Shangri-La Hong Kong
Also on Kowloon, the Shangri-La offers guests sophistication with an Asian flair. The luxury hotel is an excellent value in Kowloon when compared with its Island equal across the harbour.
The property is known for its crystal chandeliers that first greet guests in the lobby but are found throughout the hotel. The double-height ceilings and beautiful design elements give guests a sense that detail is important.
The hotel has a business center, ample meeting space, and stunning restaurants including Angelini (Italian) and Nadaman (Japanese) along with a contemporary cafe offering an array of international dishes.
The hotel is located near the Kowloon waterfront and amongst a number of local attractions that make personal time on a business trip enjoyable. Visitors to the hotel should visit Hong Kong’s star walk, statue of Jackie Chan, and access to Victoria Harbour and the lovely Star ferry.
JW Marriott Hong Kong
On Hong Kong Island the JW Marriott is a premium business hotel that has everything a guest could want. Connected to the Pacific Place mall and serviced by the Admiralty MTR station, the hotel is home to one of the best locations in the city.
The polished, bright interior of the hotel is accentuated by the large glass windows in the lobby and throughout the hotel. Guest rooms, especially those on the corner, allow lots of natural light and spectacular views. Whether facing Victoria Harbour or the lush hillsides of Hong Kong Island, there’s not a bad view in the property.
The JW Marriott Hong Kong offers a business center, beautiful pool, fitness center, executive lounge, meeting rooms, standard guest rooms, and suites.
Members of Marriott’s Bonvoy loyalty program can earn and spend points at the hotel. Elite members may be able to take advantage of 2 pm checkouts, complimentary breakfast, access to the lounge, and suite upgrades as available at check-in.
Grand Hyatt Hong Kong
Connected to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, this waterfront five-star hotel is one of the most convenient business hotels in the city. The property benefits from quick airport transfer via the nearby MTR stations Admiralty or Causeway Bay and even Wan Chai, the famous expatriate concentration of town. Either is a short ride to the Airport Express from Hong Kong station.
The Grand Hyatt is in the heart of the business epicenter for Hong Kong. Behind the property are the financial skyscrapers that have made the city famous, across Victoria Harbour is a short ride to Kowloon.
The hotel is home to half a dozen restaurants, an executive lounge, and hundreds of rooms and suites. Amenities include a spa, pool, and fitness center. Traveling for business can be difficult but the Grand Hyatt Hong Kong makes it easy with wi fi throughout the hotel, and meeting rooms (key for convention hotels.)Members of the World of Hyatt can earn points for their stay and enjoy the benefits of status for elite membership in the program like suite upgrades and complimentary breakfast in the lounge.
Best Business Hotels in Hong Kong
This is our collection of the best business hotels in Hong Kong, China, but it may differ from your experience. There are hundreds of hotels in the city and we couldn’t cover them all here, but this collection of the best business hotels in Hong Kong is in our experienced opinion, complete and touches on a variety of locations, price points, brands, and amenities.
What do you think? Have you stayed at these business hotels in Hong Kong? Do you have one that should have made our list?
