Ambassador Harbourview Suite’s spacious living room
REFURBISHMENT of the Grand Hyatt Hong Kong’s largest suites is now complete, marking the culmination of a four-year renovation project at the hotel.
According to a hotel statement, Presidential Suites were designed to encourage entertaining, each housing a grand piano; a ‘bartender’s corner’; two living areas – a principal area for chairman’s meetings and larger, more formal gatherings, and a junior space for casual, intimate soireés.
In addition, each suite features a study, a dining room for up to 12 guests and a fully-equipped kitchen which allows dinner parties catered by the hotel’s chefs.
Andreas Stalder, senior vice-president of product development for Hyatt Asia Pacific, said: “Guests staying in presidential suites usually travel with an entourage and need a separate entrance for staff, a fully-equipped kitchen and connecting guestrooms. They also often need an extra space, but for differing purposes… so we decided to include an unfurnished room in our new Presidential Suites that can adapt to different scenarios and be fitted out as necessary.”
The two 400m2 Presidential Suites follow separate aesthetics, namely Classic Traditional and Contemporary Eclectic.
The 110m2 Ambassador Suites are evocative of the Bohemian Chic and Aristocratic Adventurer, while the 80m2 Diplomat Suites were inspired by Oriental Chic and Feminine Aristocrat themes.
Suites in these categories include a living area; a work space/dining area for four people; bathroom equipped with an oversized square tub; twin vanity areas with a TV embedded into the mirror; a walk-in wardrobe; and a separate WC.
Stays at the Ambassador and Presidential Suites come with round-trip limousine airport transfers, a one-hour in-room massage, and dedicated Suite Butler service.
All suite guests are given access to the Grand Club Lounge, also newly-renovated.
Other spaces upgraded in this round of renovations are hotel guestrooms, Grand Ballroom, Grand event venues and Grand Café.
