Inside a Classic Victoria Harbour View Room at InterContinental Grand Stanford Hong Kong. — Inside a Classic Victoria Harbour View Room.

The living room of a Skyline Harbour View Suite at InterContinental Grand Stanford Hong Kong. — The living room of a Skyline Harbour View Suite.

A wooden deck with sun loungers complements the hotel's rooftop Sun Court Pool. — A wooden deck with sun loungers complements the hotel’s rooftop Sun Court Pool.

A view of the grand multistory hotel lobby.

Armchairs and archival photographs of Hong Kong at the Club InterContinental lounge.

Victoria Harbour views are part of the draw at InterContinental Grand Stanford Hong Kong, a five-star hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui East that houses 572 contemporary rooms and suites. Guests here will also find a tantalizing range of dining outlets, from authentic Italian restaurant The Mistral and fine Cantonese venue Hoi King Heen to Tiffany’s New York Bar, known for its impressive whisky collection. Discerning travelers can look forward to a dependable combination of modern comfort, versatile meeting facilities, and a downtown location within easy reach of the Star Ferry and MTR for seamless journeys around the city.

Phone: +852 2721 5161
Email: info@icgrandstanford.com
Address: 70 Mody Rd., East Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Website: hongkong.intercontinental.com

Interior shot of the cozy Tiffany’s New York Bar with vintage furniture at InterContinental Grand Stanford Hong Kong. — Plush vintage furnishings and 1920s decor give Tiffany’s New York Bar at the InterContinental Grand Stanford Hong Kong a retro charm.

Imagine staying close to the action, yet being given the keys to a quiet retreat in the middle of Hong Kong. An award-winning hotel with an enviable position along the Kowloon waterfront, InterContinental Grand Stanford Hong Kong is located in the Tsim Sha Tsui East precinct, a short distance from vibrant shopping streets and major attractions, among them the Hong Kong Museum of Art, Hong Kong Cultural Centre, and the Star Ferry.

Well-appointed guest quarters at the five-star property include 535 rooms and 37 suites; some afford uninterrupted vistas of the iconic harbor at Hong Kong’s heart. While Victoria Harbour View rooms and suites look across the water to the neighborhoods of Causeway Bay and North Point, Skyline Harbour View accommodations face landmarks such as Central Plaza and the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.

Each room is a haven of contemporary comfort, with a pared-back aesthetic in soothing tones, a pillow menu, and king or twin beds. Other standard features include 37-inch Sharp LCD televisions and Nespresso coffee machines; higher-category accommodations come equipped with LED televisions and Bose Bluetooth sound stations. Marble bathrooms are stocked with eco-friendly Byredo amenities; all suites have bathtubs. Guests traveling on business can expect an amply sized work desk and an armchair with adequate back support.

Guest Facilities at the Hotel

Those seeking extra benefits during their stay should book a room with access to the Club InterContinental lounge. It’s an exclusive retreat for enjoying an international breakfast, afternoon tea, and evening cocktails, in addition to a free flow of red and white wines with a selection of artisanal cheeses and canapés from 6–8:30 p.m. every night. Lounge guests can also take advantage of personalized check-in and checkout and the dedicated Club concierge service.

Recreational facilities are on the 18th floor, where the 24-hour gym is stocked with up-to-date Life Fitness equipment. The hotel’s in-house personal trainers are on hand to make sure guests maximize their workouts while on the road. Heated during the winter months and edged with river-washed stones, the hotel’s outdoor mosaic pool is complemented by a wooden deck with umbrella-shaded sun loungers, creating the feel of a rooftop resort in the middle of the city.

Authentic Italian ravioli at The Mistral, a signature restaurant inside the InterContinental Grand Stanford Hong Kong.

The hotel’s exclusive Club InterContinental lounge.

Artisanal dim sum served at Cantonese restaurant Hoi King Heen.

The living room of a Twin Victoria Harbour View Suite.

International breakfast favorites can be enjoyed with a Victoria Harbour view at Café on M.

World-Class Dining Outlets

Hong Kong takes food seriously, and the InterContinental’s lineup of restaurants and bars reflects the city’s love of diverse, cosmopolitan flavors. Helmed by Neapolitan chef Fabio Guaglione, The Mistral serves authentic regional Italian specialties made with locally sourced ingredients in an elegant setting. The drinks list includes premium Italian wines as well as an extensive Grappa and Amaro collection.

Tiffany’s New York Bar is a cozy drinking den that channels the decadence of the Roaring Twenties, with plush vintage furnishings and antiques that lend it the low-key charm of a gentlemen’s club. Exceptional spirits on offer here include more than 250 whiskies from as far afield as Scotland, Ireland, Japan, Taiwan, and Finland. Meanwhile, Hoi King Heen specializes in refined Cantonese cuisine, with traditional classics given a contemporary twist under the leadership of Executive Chinese Chef Yu Chiu Kwan. Its chic dining room draws its inspiration from a Beijing-style siheyuan courtyard house. Perched on the mezzanine level, all-day buffet restaurant Café on M matches Victoria Harbour views with an international array of culinary delights, rounding out a memorable stay at Hong Kong’s only InterContinental hotel.

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