Grand Hyatt Hong Kong is located close to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, just a few minutes' drive from business and shopping hotspots such as Central, Pacific Place in Admiralty and Causeway Bay, and within walking distance of the Star Ferry Pier to Kowloon and Tsim Sha Tsui. It takes about 40 minutes to drive to Hong Kong International Airport.
Grand Hyatt Hong Kong offers 542 unique guest rooms and suites, of which room prices range from HK$2,500 to HK$5,000 and suites range from HK$5,000 to HK$8,000, with more than 80% of the rooms having a panoramic view of Victoria Harbour. All Deluxe Rooms blend a contemporary residential ambience with modern entertainment and business technology. The hotel is also a romantic proposal venue, so communicate with the hotel in advance to receive champagne, chocolates and balloon decorations. Standard rooms are approximately 40 square meters in size and overlook the hotel's gardens. The view rooms are also about 40 square metres in size and overlook Victoria Harbour. The Regency Club offers a comfortable and spacious 40-square-metre space overlooking Victoria Harbour, creating an expansive and elegant ambience. The 65-square-metre suite offers 180-degree views of Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong. To sum up, the average size of the hotel is not large, and there are no large suites of more than 100 square meters, which is inferior to the luxury suites of major hotels in Hong Kong.
Grand Hyatt Hong Kong has nine world-class specialty restaurants and bars, including One Harbourfront Restaurant, a two-storey specialty Chinese restaurant designed after the 30's Tai Pank Mansion in Shanghai, with views of Victoria Harbour and a separate elevator serving authentic Cantonese cuisine. Grand Hyatt Steakhouse offers guests the finest beef imported from the United States, Britain and Japan, as well as a chef-appointed seafood oyster bar and a colourful salad bar. There is also a wide selection of fine wines for guests to taste by the glass and a selection of wines from around the world.
With views of Victoria Harbour, Grissini Ristorante Reflecting the rustic flavours of Japan, Luyue Japanese Restaurant serves traditional Japanese cuisine and seasonal delicacies, all made with fresh imported Japanese ingredients, as well as a full range of Japanese sake, including some rarely found in Hong Kong.
The Teppanroom is a blend of high-style European and Japanese design concepts to provide guests with an interactive dining experience. Guests can enjoy a delicious teppanyaki dish prepared by a chef with on-the-spot cooking skills and fresh ingredients delivered directly from around the world, making it a new dining option in the hotel. In addition, there is Tea Garden Restaurant, which offers afternoon tea and buffet dinner, a café that offers à la carte and dinner buffets, The Grill, an open-air poolside restaurant with a variety of barbecue dishes, and a champagne bar and open-air poolside lounge that offer wines from all over the world.
Located on the 11th floor of Grand Hyatt Hong Kong, Plateau Spa is a paradise in the hotel, offering a high degree of privacy and a tranquil environment away from the hustle and bustle of Hong Kong. Overnight rooms are also available at prices starting at HK$2,700 per night, with modern and simple décor for you to enjoy your vacation to the fullest. The Fitness Centre at Tranquility Spa introduces a range of new Life Fitness equipment and training classes, as well as an innovative service that allows guests to pre-order sportswear for free. The fitness center also has a 50-meter outdoor heated swimming pool, sauna, fitness instructor guidance and other facilities, and hotel guests can enjoy free access to the fitness center and swimming pool facilities. Fitness instructors and classes are available for an additional fee.
