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ISLAND SHANGRI-LA,
HONG KONG
PURELY FOR YOU:
Shangri-La’s signature tower rises 56 storeys above the luxury stores, restaurants and clubs of Hong
Free upgrade to a Deluxe Harbour View Room when
Kong Central district. Among the largest in town, rooms offer breathtaking views of the city, the Peak or
staying 3 nights, subject to availability
never-still Victoria Harbour. From the soaring views and grand cuisine of award-winning Restaurant Petrus
Valid 01 Apr - 11 Apr 10 & 21 May - 12 Sep 10
to the seven cooking theatres of friendly international café TOO, eight restaurants and a bar make
Island Shangri-La one of the best luxury hotels in the world for dining.
Book by 31 Mar 10 for stays 01 Apr - 31 Dec 10
It also houses a gym, a solarium, an heated outdoor pool and a fleet of limousines which are bookable
and receive complimentary breakfast each morning
for airport transfers.
2009|2010 PRICES FROM 1 OCT - 31 OCT 1 NOV - 31 DEC 1 JAN 10 - 31 MAR 1 APR - 30 JUN 1 JUL - 31 AUG 1 SEP - 31 DEC
1 Night £201 £159 £159 £159 £159 £201
Prices are per person per night, based on a twin share in a Deluxe Peak View Room, on a room only basis. Image shown is a Deluxe Harbour View Room.
ROOM UPGRADE: Deluxe Harbour View Room from £32 per person per night. FLIGHTS: Return flights to Hong Kong start from £399. Premium Economy flights start from £999.
Return Business Class flights start from £1,799. Return First Class flights start from £4,059.
FOUR SEASONS
HONG KONG
PURE LUXURY UPGRADE:
Situated on the waterfront, overlooking Victoria Harbour, the Four Seasons Hotel re-defines luxury.
Upgrade to a Deluxe Harbour View Room for a
Rooms and suites are spacious, with floor-to-ceiling windows, featuring Oriental-inspired contemporary
wall-to-wall vista of Victoria Harbour
decor and opulent bathrooms. Hong Kong is rightly renowned for its shopping, fine dining and
dynamic nightlife. The Four Seasons is perfectly placed for guests to enjoy its many attractions – a boat
ride across the harbour will take you to the largest shopping complex in Hong Kong. The hotel’s
sensational pool area provides a calm oasis from the bustling city, while the signature spa offers a
luxurious urban sanctuary. Don’t miss the opportunity to sample exquisite French cuisine at the two
Michelin star restaurant, Caprice.
2009|2010 PRICES FROM 1 OCT - 31 OCT 1 NOV - 31 DEC 1 JAN 10 - 31 MAR 1 APR - 30 JUN 1 JUL - 31 AUG 1 SEP - 31 DEC
1 Night £189 £189 £171 £189 £171 £189
Prices are per person per night, based on a twin share in a Deluxe Peak View Room, on a room only basis. Image shown is a Deluxe Harbour View Room.
ROOM UPGRADE: Deluxe Harbour View Room from £41 per person per night. FLIGHTS: Return flights to Hong Kong start from £399. Premium Economy flights start from £999.
Return Business Class flights start from £1,799. Return First Class flights start from £4,059.
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