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Eaton Hotel Hong Kong
Eaton Hotel Hong Kong offers its guests a surprising level of comfort and service that has positioned it as one of Hong Kong's finest hotels.Location
Located on the Golden Mile of Nathan Road in downtown Kowloon, Eaton Hotel Hong Kong conveniently lies in the very heart of Hong Kong's business district and shopping area. It is only steps away from many of Hong Kong's favourite tourist attractions, such as Temple Street night market and the Jade Market. Rooms
The hotel offers 468 guest rooms and suites; each one of the hotel's warm and comfortable guest rooms and suites is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities for guests' comfort and convenience. Restaurant
Enjoy the best of Cantonese cuisine at the award-winning Yat Tung Heen; sumptuous buffets, grills and brasserie specialties at the Coffee Shop; or delight in Asian delicacies at the Astor Cafe. Unwind to a cool cocktail at the Planter's Bar with live band entertainment, or sample the best of Illy Coffee at the Aroma Coffee Exchange. The Lobby Lounge makes an ideal venue for a relaxing afternoon tea. General
Located on the rooftop of the hotel, an elegant and intimate outdoor heated swimming pool is the perfect place for swimming and relaxing. Their state-of-the-art gymnasium is the well-equipped workout choice for guests who like to reinvigorate with a little exercise.
Air conditioning, Hairdryer, In-room safe, Internet access, Mini bar, Modem/data port connection, Pay-per-view movies, Private bathroom / Ensuite, Radio, Refrigerator, Tea and coffee making facilities, Telephone, Television, Voice mail.
Baby sitting service, Banquet facilities, Business centre, Cocktail bar, Conference facilities, Currency exchange, Disabled facilities, Dry cleaning facilities, Faxing facilities, Gymnasium, Hairdresser, Internet access, Laundry facilities, Lift, Lounge, Parking facilities (at cost), Reception, Restaurant, Room service, Safe deposit box, Shopping arcade, Swimming pool, Wireless Internet access.
380 Nathan Road, Kowloon
Hong Kong > Hong Kong
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