The room I had (which was one of the cheapest), was fairly small for five-star standards but was lavishly decorated with lots of mirrors, paintings and such like and had all the comforts that you would come to expect such as large TV, mini-bar, tea/coffee making facilities, broadband connection, safe, hairdryer, air-con, phone etc. The bathroom was very nice and quite spacious with a separate large shower cubical as well as a corner bath. As I had one of the cheap rooms, breakfast wasn't included in the price which I think is a bit of a rip-off. You have to spend a lot of money on a room upgrade in order to have breakfast included. The hotel features some nice restaurants such as an Italian and a Chinese one plus a bar and patisserie. About the only facility I used was the roof-top swimming pool which was free but there's also a gym, business centre and coffee shop. Check-in was fairly quick whilst check-out was lightning quick. Not a bad 5-star option which is far cheaper than others in Hong Kong but I was expecting a little more.






