I have recently stayed in three of five Marriott properties in Hong Kong. The JW Marriott at Pacific Place, Admiralty district, is by far the most elegant. It is correspondingly expensive. It is best suited for the well-heeled buiness traveler, and its proximity to many of the financial service and banking institutions in Hong Kong make it ideal for this... more

An upper floor had been requested, but the desk clerk said it would be too noisy due to “renovation”, so we were assigned to a mid-level room. The “renovation” noise did start first thing in the morning and was heard in the room. Street noise reached the room. Pool noise was also easily heard in the room, even early morning... more

I stayed here on business and was really just co-locating with my colleagues rather than making a conscious choice of hotel but I have to say that the level of service here is top notch. I was in an executive rooms on floor 35, and I would say that the room size was a bit small for this class of... more

This was my first visit to Hong Kong and the hotel experience was better than could be hoped for. We were met at the HK airport by the hotel's representative (optional service). He assisted with the luggage and took us to the car which was a luxury vehicle with a professional driver. They both spoke English (as do many locals... more

Location is the major plus point for this hotel. This would have been my second time staying at the marriot. The bed was plush and comfy, no complains there. However, the turn down service only rang the doorbell at 10 plus pm and did such a sloppy job in turning down the bed. This was the norm for the 4... more

We stayed at the Marriott twice during our recent trip to Hong Kong and China. Everything about the hotel is very good: the service is efficient, the atmosphere welcoming, the food is delicious, and the location is most convenient.. I would highly recommend paying extra for use of the Excecutive lounge and take a bathing suit to have a swim... more

For shopaholic, there's big mall beneath; for eat lovers, the hotel has gd food & beverage; for tourist, the MTR is downstairs; for businessman, it locates in the heart of business district. It's my second stay for a weekend getaway. I like the bedroom for its two big celing-to-ground windows which offer a wide view of the city and sufficient... more

Stayed at JW this past Chinese New Year. This is indeed one of the luxury properties in its market, though not necessarily world renown. I was able to obtain this property through PriceLine, and I probably got it 30% off as a result of that. On top of that, they kinda liked me, so they upgraded me to sea view... more

I had a chance to stay six nights at the JW Marriott on a business trip. I brought my wife along. It was very luxurious. The room was somewhat smaller, but apparently standard for a Hong Kong hotel. The view was nice and the location is very central with easy access to the MTR. My wife used their spa and... more