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HONG KONG – Situated in the heart of Kowloon along the legendary Canton Road, Marco Polo Hongkong Hotel, an iconic favourite for many Hong Kong based families and a preferred destination for business and leisure travellers, recently completed an extensive upgrade to its building facade as part of continued quality improvements.
The landmark hotel is renowned for providing warm and welcoming quality service and is a popular choice known for its harbour views of one of the world’s most recognised skylines.
Mr Thomas Salg, General Manager said, “We provide each guest with memorable stays and experiences, and our dedication to enrich our product and service is just one example of delivering exemplary standards for the industry. A fresh new look allows for our hotel, one that holds fond memories for so many, to shine like a jewel on Hong Kong’s harbourfront. Not only do the rooms overlook the stunning Victoria Harbour and beyond, but the restaurants also hold great memories for many of Hong Kong’s multi-generational families,” said Salg.
Marco Polo Hongkong Hotel, Italian restaurant Cucina.
Marco Polo prides itself on understanding its valued guests, as illustrated by the hotel’s high-performing scores by ReviewPro, an intelligence solutions platform benchmarking the hospitality industry. The hotel works hard to obtain a deeper understanding of reputation performance as well as operational and service strengths and weaknesses, in order to provide the best experience for guests.
A well-respected hotel for generations, the hotel stands as a proud beacon on the harbour and looks forward to welcoming its loyal and new guests to discover the excitement of Hong Kong.
Marco Polo Hongkong Hotel is part of Wharf Hotels, a Hong Kong-based hotel management company currently operating 15 owned or managed hotels in Hong Kong, China and the Philippines.
Photo caption: Marco Polo Hongkong Hotel, Harbour View Room.
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