Checked in at the flagship Grand Hyatt in Asia, HongKong Grand Hyatt

Attended an event and met clients in Hong Kong, chose this flagship Grand Hyatt through a booking channel, used a 618 coupon for two nights, and got a Globalist boost with complimentary breakfast and a $100 spending credit (HKD 780), which proved to be a great value Coming out of the Convention and Exhibition MTR station saves you a lot of walking compared to Wan Chai. Walking uphill to the hotel, you can hardly believe that this hotel, opened in 1989, is so well-maintained. Recognized as a Globalist at check-in and upgraded to a deluxe sea view room, although not the most perfect view. The room is quite spacious for Hong Kong, and everything is in the familiar Grand Hyatt style, with square tables, Bamford amenities, and cool color tones. The bedding in the room is extremely comfortable, and the water pressure and temperature in the shower quickly wash away the fatigue of a day's hustle. The HKD 780 was spent at the Chinese restaurant, where I highly recommend the Sichuan crab and shrimp balls. They look ordinary but taste really good, and the most humane part is that you can order a light portion, so you won't overeat even if you're dining alone, and you can still try different dishes How can you not experience the Grand Club at Grand Hyatt? The Grand Club, located on the 30th and 31st floors, is definitely a highlight. The breakfast is standard, similar to the mainland, but the afternoon tea and evening happy hour are exceptional: whether it's the scones and various pastries in the afternoon, the lamb balls during evening hh, the smoked salmon, the rich variety of fruits (🥝 at will), or the various drinks, champagne, it's definitely worth the room price. Of course, traveling for business 🐶 is a bit tough, but I would wholeheartedly recommend it for two people As I write this, the lovely lady from the Grand Club comes over and asks if I would like another glass of champagne. I nod, and then glance out the window at the Victoria Harbour view, contemplating the beauty of this Pearl of the Orient. This Hong Kong Grand Hyatt is truly worthy of its name as the flagship of Asia.