Park Hotel Hong Kong

* Park café: Indulge in extensive buffet offering a wide variety of creatively prepared Western, Chinese and Japanese favourites including famous King Prawns and Teppanyaki lunch buffet. * Meeting Room: Whether you are planning a large sit down dinner for 62 a small business meeting Park Hotel Hong Kong’s brand new refurbished meeting rooms and highly trained staff will cater to your every requirement. * Business Centre: Park Hotel Hong Kong offers a wide-ranging selection of services and facilities to further enhance your stay with us. The business centre provides guests with broadband internet access, email and internet facilities.

* ark Hotel Hong Kong redefines contemporary living, with a neutral palette of colours, spacious interiors, ambient lighting and modern amenities in its rooms and suites. These generously sized Kowloon hotel accommodations range from 23 to 64 sqm. Fitted with thoughtful touches and ample functional space, the 4-star hotel rooms offer not only a closeness to the city’s atmosphere but also a needed enclave from Hong Kong’s fast pace. Catering to all needs and preferences, guests may select their preferred accommodation from a diverse range of Superior, Deluxe, Deluxe Plus and Premier Rooms, as well as Deluxe Suites. Each guestroom is fully equipped with Wi-Fi Internet connectivity, coffee and tea-making facilities, a dressing table and mini bar.

Tsim Sha Tsui (TST) is the heart and soul of Hong Kong situated at the very tip of the Kowloon Peninsula and has everything you want. This Hong Kong hotel near MTR offers you non-stop shopping opportunities from Harbour City to TST East. There is a whole colony of shops, markets, bars and restaurants within walking distance. From the massive Ocean Terminal/Harbour City, head up Peking Road; pass the myriad of jewellers, bars and restaurants until you reach Nathan Road. Known as “The Golden Mile”, Nathan Road will dazzle you with its sights, sounds and smells. Buzzing with trendsetters, Knutsford Terrace is Kowloon’s answer to Hong Kong Island’s Lan Kwai Fong. Cultural sites within the area include the Hong Kong Museum of History, Cultural Centre, and the Avenue of Stars, where you can pay homage to local showbiz celebrities.