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Hotel ICON Hong Kong

Tsim Sha Tsui

Hotel ICON Hong Kong Info

Class: Deluxe

Style: Modern design

Rooms: 262

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Hotel ICON Hong Kong Description

Designed by famous local architect Rocco Yim and with interiors by Terence Conran and William Lin, the stylish Hotel ICON enjoys harbour views in Tsim Sha Tsui (East Kowloon). It presents a rooftop outdoor heated pool, pampering spa services, a health club and a striking vertical garden (the largest in Asia) designed by French botanist Patrick Blanc.

ICON is a 5-minute walk from Hung Hom MTR Station. Causeway Bay and Wan Chai District is 10 minutes via the MTR Subway.

Rooms offer free Wi-Fi and use dark colours and warm lighting to create a cosy atmosphere. A kinematic eco-friendly office desk and chair and an ultra-slim 40" Ultra High Definition LED TV, local calls and a free minibar are provided. A Skype phone and iPod dock are also included. Starting at 38m2 these are some of the most spacious and stylish hotel rooms in Hong Kong.

Guests may exercise at the 24-hour fitness centre or enjoy a massage at Angsana Spa (by Banyan Tree). A pool bar is available for a refreshing drink while lounging by the pool. A well-equipped business centre and concierge services are also provided.

Green Café serves as a neighbourhood cafe by day and tapas bar by night, while European and Asian cuisine can be enjoyed at The Market. Above & Beyond presents a stunning skyline view from the 28th floor offering fine Cantonese dining.

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