Hotel ICON

Frequently Asked Questions

• Best time to visit: September to November
• Check in/check out:  3:00 PM/12:00 PM
• Kid-friendly?  Yes. The hotel offers amenities such as high chairs and cots, bottle warmers, and corner protectors for toddlers. Educational programs are also available for younger guests through ICON Academy.
• Elderly friendly?  Check first with hotel staff for accessible facilities and special assistance.
• Pet friendly? Check first with hotel staff for policies regarding pets and service animals.
• Wi-Fi access? Yes. Complimentary high-speed internet access is available, including both WiFi and wired-access internet.

At The Hotel

Grandeur, service, and sustainability come together at Hotel ICON, which represents the future of the hospitality industry—and not just because of its facilities as a center for learning. From the moment you step into the spacious, well-designed lobby and meet the hotel’s professional staff, you are assured that your stay at Hotel ICON is in good hands.

Take in the spectacular views from the windows of your room or suite. Tuck into a sumptuous buffet or Cantonese feast, or simply relax at any of the hotel’s two lounges, with their wide array of cocktails and bar bites. You can even choose between a spa treatment, a workout at the gym, or a cake-making lesson at the hotel’s own Food Lab.

In the presence of such well-curated guest experiences and spectacular modern design, guests at Hotel ICON will not only experience guaranteed VIP treatment, but also utmost comfort and relaxation amidst the bustle that is Tsim Sha Tsui.

Rooms

The numbers in each room name at Hotel ICON represent the measurement of the room’s area in square meters, with the Icon 36 guest room clocking in at 36 sqm and the Club 80 Harbour Suite measuring up to 80 sqm. Two of the three guest room types come with city and partial harbor views, while the Club 65 Studio Suite has mountain views.

Every room comes with its own air purification system, which employs negative air pressure for proper air circulation and UV light for disinfection. Guests can also take advantage of the pillow menu to choose between hard and soft feather pillows for their best night’s sleep.

A complimentary mini bar and thoughtful additions such as printers, Nespresso machines, ergonomic chairs from Karuselli and Herman Miller, and Bluetooth speakers are part of the in-room amenities. Guests can also choose between soaking in the grand bathtub or washing off in the walk-in rain shower.

The Club 38 rooms are the only guest rooms that offer the much-desired harbor view, with an extra 2 sqm of floor space, a generous king bed, and access privileges to the Above and Beyond Club Lounge on the 28th floor, which are also offered for suite guests. The Club 36 rooms offer similar privileges but with a city and partial harbor view.

Of the two guest suites, the Club 65 Studio Suite comes with its own Blu-Ray disc player, a Dyson Supersonic hair dryer, and views of Tsim Sha Tsui, with the bedroom separate from the living area and walk-in closet. The Club 80 Harbour View Suite has 280-degree views of the Hong Kong skyline and a bed that comes with imported linens and pillows.

Hotel ICON’s Designer Suite is an 80 sqm space curated by Hong Kong-born international fashion designer Vivienne Tam to reflect her signature brand of “China chic.” With lipstick-red furnishings, sleek wood paneling, and panoramic views of Victoria Harbour, the entire suite oozes with modern style.

Facilities

Hotel ICON has three restaurants and two exclusive lounges where guests can enjoy food and drinks. These dining facilities give guests the opportunity to enjoy fascinating views, exceptional cuisine, and high-quality beverages served by the talented professional staff.

The Cantonese restaurant Above and Beyond on the 28th floor has been recognized by both the Michelin Guide and Wine Luxe Magazine for its exceptional service and cuisine. Not only does the restaurant provide unique dim sum offerings, but it also has set and a la carte menus for guests to enjoy the chefs’ expertise in creating Chinese specialties.

Inspired by food markets from all over the world, The Market is considered one of the best buffets in Hong Kong. The buffet menu showcases a selection of Chinese, Japanese, Indian and Southeast Asian offerings, as well as a few Western favorites. Buffets are available for lunch and dinner, and there’s also an Afternoon Tea with unlimited desserts.

The brasserie Green is located under the lobby’s vertical garden, serving enticing Western specialties for lunch, dinner, and afternoon tea. Favorites such as fresh seafood and decadent grilled steaks are among the offerings, but there are also plant-based menus for vegetarians and even a delightful menu for desserts.

For guests in Club rooms and suites, the Above and Beyond Club Lounge and Bar offers complimentary breakfast for guests in the morning, and a free-flowing menu of drinks and snacks throughout the day. Beer lovers will appreciate the ice-cold draught beer, and readers can even borrow the books at the lounge for their own pleasure.

The Timeless Lounge, on the other hand, is open to both guests and non-guests. The 9th floor lounge has views of Victoria Harbour, the Harbour Tunnel, and the Hong Kong PolyU campus from its perch on the 9th floor. Signature cocktails, finger foods, and a crowd of local tastemakers make the lounge experience enjoyable.

The 9th floor is also home to the hotel’s open-air heated swimming pool, where the view of the Hong Kong skyline adds to the relaxing vibe. Next to the pool is the fitness center, a 24-hour harbor-facing facility with advanced cardio and resistance training equipment and a view of the pool.

And for ultimate luxury, there’s also the Angsana Spa, staffed by therapists and estheticians who are trained in various Asian spa techniques. Relax with a wide range of body massages, facials, skin treatments, and soothing relaxation rituals that are guaranteed to make you feel brand new afterward.

Services

Since Hotel ICON remains a research and training facility, learning opportunities at the hotel extend to guests as well through the ICON Academy program. ICON Academy lets guests experience fun activities such as making wedding cakes, chocolates, and other fancy desserts.

Kids can also enjoy their own baking and dessert-making workshops at The Market through ICON Academy, which comes with brunch. Some of the goodies covered in these workshops include creative topping combinations for pizzas, cupcakes, and cookies. The family-friendly workshops are scheduled on weekends and public holidays.

The highly trained concierge staff at Hotel ICON also specializes in catering to the most specific needs for guests. Some of the most popular concierge requests at the hotel range from theme park tickets to China visa applications for travelers interested in venturing past the borders of Hong Kong.

The Welcoming Experience

As one of the rising stars in Hong Kong’s luxury hotel landscape, Hotel ICON strikes the ideal balance between style and substance. More than just the breathtaking design, Hotel ICON represents the ingenuity and talent of Hong Kong’s finest applied alongside the highest standards of service and hospitality.

By creating a design-forward hotel that also puts a high priority on comfort, relaxation, and fun, Hotel ICON represents the future of Hong Kong hospitality in so many ways.

Getting There

Hotel ICON is located in the eastern part of Tsim Sha Tsui, within walking distance of the Hong Kong Science Museum. The Hong Kong Coliseum is close to the hotel, and the Avenue of The Stars is a short drive away. The hotel is also not too far from the Cross-Harbour Tunnel that connects Kowloon to Hong Kong Island.