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| Kowloon Hotel, Hong Kong |
| Address |
No. 19-21 Nathan Road, Kowloon, Hong Kong |
| Tel |
(852) 2929 2888 |
| Fax |
(852) 2929 2888 |
| Location |
The Kowloon Hotel is ideally situated on Nathan Road's celebrated |
| Surrounding |
Star Ferry and the China Ferry Terminal. |
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General Info
By pioneering the most advanced in-room technology, The
Kowloon Hotel, a four-star property, has placed itself head
and shoulders above the competition, yet it has made a point of retaining and promoting the uppermost service and values, ensuring that staff always greet guests in a friendly and cour-teous fashion. Best of all, The Kowloon Hotel has made sure that all these come at a price that ranks as the most competitive in the market.Check in: 02:00 pm Check out: 12:00 pm
Rooms
 Meeting Facilities
Business Center
Parking
Currency Exchange
Ticketing Office
Domestic Long-distance Access
International Long-distance Access
Laundry Service
Gift Shop
First Aid
Beauty Salon
Taxi
Complimentary Broadband Access
Amenities
The Kowloon Hotel offers 736 streamlined guest rooms,
including 17 suites. Non-smoking rooms are available
upon request.
Direct in-room facsimile access
IDD telephone
3 telephones in guestroom
Colour TV with remote control with internet access
and TV games functions
In-house pay movie channel
Radio and alarm clock
Hair dryer
Electronic safety box
Individually controlled air-conditioning
Minibar and refrigerator
In-room tea / coffee making facilities
Dining Option
Restaurants and bars at The Kowloon Hotel range from
the bright and airy Window Coffee, serving generous buffets and international favorites; the authentic northern Italian-style The Pizzeria to one of Hong Kong's most celebrated hinese restaurants, Wan Loong Court. The Middle Row Lounge and Bar is meanwhile the perfect place to unwind with cocktails,
snacks and live music entertainment. Guests also have signing privileges at the restaurants of both The Peninsula Hong Kong, which is virtually next-door, and The Repulse Bay on Hong Kong Island.
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