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The JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong is one of the best executive club lounges in Hong Kong and offers easy access to the shops, dining, and businesses of Hong Kong Central along with Lan Kwai Fong and Victoria Peak.
Location
The airy fourth-floor lobby is bathed in natural light because of its massive windows, and the lounge can be accessed. The JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong Executive Club Lounge itself is located on the 5th floor of the Pacific Place shopping center, which is connected to the Admiralty MTR station, which is also connected to the Conrad Hong Kong, The Upper House, and The Island Shangri-La hotels.
Style & Character
This lounge’s look is modern and hugely stylish, with wooden flooring and muted lighting. Textured brick walls, large buffet tables, and bug windows to one side make the space inviting. The tables and chairs near the buffet are comfortable restaurant-sized tables, great for enjoying the spread of food on offer.
The brown and oatmeal tones make this lounge a great place to hang out throughout the day and into the evening. The lack of a harbor view might disappoint some lounge goers as some lounges in Hong Kong are on the highest floors, so celebrate their location with magnificent harbor vistas.
This lounge does not offer views because of its low floor location, but the setting is really stylish which in many ways makes up for the lack of a view. The size of the lounge also means that it is spacious and airy and has a huge variety of food.
Food & Drink
Located on the fifth floor, the lounge has its own kitchen, which means the food offerings in this lounge are very good, as good as you would expect from any JW Marriott. We more recently visited the JW Marriott Grosvenor House in London and you can see photographs of all the food we enjoyed here in more detail.
Breakfast here in Hong Kong is generous with loads of big bowls of hit food including eggs, sausages, beans, and bacon, and so forth, along with cold dishes continental style with juices, cereals, and bread.
Afternoon tea around 4:00 pm, which included a wide selection of cakes and soft drinks.
In the evening, the food offering is generous, with cheese platters, salads with dressings, salmon, cold cuts, nachos, pickled olives, plus lots of veggies, and olof teeny-tiny bowls of canape-type offerings, mini sandwiches, and tiny cakes. There are plenty of non-alcoholic and alcoholic beers, wines (lots of bottle choices), and spirits.
Conclusion
This is a great Marriott club lounge in an excellent location. It does not have very interesting views, being on a low floor, bt if you book a room with a view, this building is high enough to enjoy expansive views across Hong Kong harbor.
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