Lai Ching Heen

Chic high-rise hotel offering a rooftop pool & a spa, plus a Cantonese restaurant & a bistro. A 4-minute walk from sky100 Hong Kong Observation Deck, this chic high-rise hotel is also a 5-minute walk from Kowloon MTR metro station. Contemporary rooms with harbour or city views offer flat-screen TVs, iPod docks and high-speed Internet (fee), plus tea and coffeemaking facilities. Bathrooms feature rainfall showerheads and flat-screens. Suites add living rooms, Nespresso machines and Bang & Olufsen entertainment systems. Dining options include a Cantonese restaurant and a bistro with a buffet, plus a trendy bar. There's also a heated rooftop pool and hot tub, a spa and a fitness center, as well as 10 meeting rooms.

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