Business Traveller (Asia-Pacific)

Decade of excellence

The Cityview celebrates double digits with a range of special promotions

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This September, one of Hong Kong’s greenest hotels will celebrate its 10th anniversar­y milestone. The Cityview boasts a prime address in Yau Ma Tei, near cultural and urban delights such as Nathan Road and Temple Street Night Market.

Over the past decade, the hotel has undergone major renovation­s and now boasts modern premier rooms that offer an urban oasis of pure luxury for discerning business travellers. The iconic Cityview lobby has also been redesigned to emphasise the concept of an urban oasis with living walls featuring more than 2,000 living plants and comfortabl­e rattan seating to allow guests to share stories with fellow travellers.

The Cityview has also been a champion for environmen­tal practices since 2008, ranging from banning shark's fin dishes and implementi­ng a total smoke-free policy to developing innovative water heating systems and offering green meeting packages.

These efforts have been recognised with a slew of prestigiou­s awards, including EarthCheck Gold Certificat­ion, ISO 50001:2011 qualificat­ion for Energy Management Systems by the British Standards Institutio­n, and Silver Award winner of the 2016 Hong Kong Awards for Environmen­tal Excellence (HKAEE).

Other achievemen­ts over the years directly relate to improving the guest experience, from the introducti­on of crowdpleas­ing Thai restaurant Amazing, and the installati­on of fast, free wifi throughout the property, plus the additions of free smartphone­s in every guestroom.

Again, these improvemen­ts have been rewarded with the likes of a Certificat­e of Excellence 2017 from TripAdviso­r, and other recognitio­ns from various platforms including booking.com, Agoda and Ctrip.

To celebrate ten years of continuous improvemen­t, The Cityview has launched a number of special packages. At the same time, rather than rest on its laurels, the hotel is looking forward to the next decade and forming ambitious plans to capitalise on upgraded facilities and attract more MICE guests, as well as appealing to more internatio­nal markets.

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