Marriott Hotels & Resorts in Hong Kong Island from NZ$267

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A restaurant with round tables and red chairs, a waiter in traditional attire, and a view of the sea through large windows.

A modern hotel lobby with a glass railing, seating area, and a reception desk.

A modern lounge with a view of the sea, featuring a sofa, a coffee table, and a decorative shelf.

A modern indoor swimming pool with multiple lanes, built-in lighting, and a large window providing natural light.

1. Hong Kong SkyCity Marriott Hotel

Chek Lap Kok

Kristel

NZ$267

includes taxes & fees

29 Sept - 30 Sept

An aerial view of a resort with multiple swimming pools, landscaped areas, and modern architecture.

A modern lobby with a large aquarium, curved architecture, and a reception desk.

A hotel corridor with a blue patterned carpet, a reception desk with a bar, and a modern brick wall on the left.

An outdoor wedding venue with a circular stage, white chairs, and decorative floral arrangements.

2. Hong Kong Ocean Park Marriott Hotel

Southern District

Patric

NZ$267

includes taxes & fees

29 Sept - 30 Sept

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Top Hong Kong Island Hotel Reviews

The Emperor Hotel

8/10 Good

"My initial impression of the room was disappointing. Mostly because it seemed that the carpet was stained. (This could have been part of the pattern, but most of the ‘staining’ was around the bathroom door). The room seemed small and I could not find a wardrobe or lockable safe. However, the wardrobe and lockable safe were part of the bathroom ‘assembly’. This was an industrial style metal modular structure which would have looked more in place on a factory floor than a hotel bedroom. However it was functional and I got used to it. The complementary shuttle bus which I took to the railway station was very convenient with a friendly driver. A service that I was not aware of before I arrived (I got a taxi to the hotel from the station (HK$55) on my arrival). Check-in and -out was quick and easy (express key-drop available). I enjoyed the breakfast. Good selection of food and attentive staff. (HK$108?). I would stay there again."