On my recent visit to Hong Kong, I decided to stay in the city this time instead of just transiting. Luckily, the Grand Hyatt will allow me to check-in thanks to Hong Kong laws.

The Grand Hyatt Hong Kong is a category 6 property which requires 25,000 points for a basic room or 33,000 points a night for a club room.

A real sweet spot for the hotel is Points + Cash rate at 12,500 points and $200 AUD.

Review – Grand Hyatt Hong Kong

The Grand Hyatt is located adjacent to the convention and exhibition centre. This means the hotel has stunning views overlooking Victoria Harbour.

The hotel has a total of 542 rooms and suites.

Also, take a look at my review of the Hyatt Regency Waikiki.

The lobby is absolutely beautiful!

 

 

 

I was booked into a Grand King Deluxe room however, at check-in I was upgraded to a Harbour King room which has a stunning view.

I was assigned room 2717, a recently renovated room.

 

 

June Jacobs amenities:

 

 

 

 

 

As you can see, the view is stunning!

 

 

 

One of my favourite features in the room was the 4G phone. You can take it around and use it for free. As Australian overseas data usage is extremely expensive, this was extremely usefull.

Next to the bed, you have an electronic swtich board that has all the lighting, blind and window controls.

You’ve also got the thermostat controls next to you, and they actually work!

The room has all the normal coffee, tea facilities.

This is the first dray of the mini bar:

This is the second draw. Another thing I love about the room is the amount of free water, there are about 5 or 6 waters in the room avaliable for free.

And here is the 3rd draw with the chilled beverages:

As I woke up early, (thanks jetlag) I decided to just get room service as breakfast wasn’t open. I ordered Eggs Benedict and it was ready in 10 minutes, great service!

 

Before I left I asked if I could quickly have a look at some of the suites for some photos.  The next 3 pictures are of a Grand Executive Harbour Suite:

 

 

And this is the view from the 90-square-metre Victoria Harbour Suite.

The hotel has 8 restaurants, a gym, a 50-metre pool, 400-metre running track, an executive lounge, butler service for suites, a spa facility.

Bottom Line

I throughly enjoyed my stay at the Grand Hyatt Hong Kong and I can’t wait to go back. The renovated room, 4G phone and the amenities are fantastic and I would heavily recommend the hotel.