Kowloon city views from the rooftop infinity pool
If you're wondering where to stash guests during Hong Kong Rugby Sevens next spring, take note that a new hotel has opened next to the new Kai Tak Sports Park.
Dorsett Kai Tak is located adjacent to the city's brand new 50,000-seater stadium, which is slated to launch next March, boasting state-of-the-art sports facilities, shopping and dining.
The new property is Dorsett Hospitality’s flagship hotel. The group is one of Asia’s fastest-growing hospitality brands with properties in mainland China, Malaysia, Australia, Japan, Australia, UK and Europe. Sister properties in Hong Kong include Dorsett Wanchai, Dorsett Tsuen Wan, Dorsett Mongkok and Dorsett Kwun Tong.
The 373-room hotel will cater to both business and leisure travellers. Room configurations include 21 room and suite configurations with balconies, 40 luxury suites and a wide range of interconnecting rooms. Two super-luxury suites include a presidential harbour view pool suite and a garden penthouse two-bedroom suite. The presidential suite has a private ten metre lap pool.
Facilities at Dorsett Kai Tak include an outdoor infinity pool with harbour views, a fitness centre, robot-led check-in and check-out, smart TVs in rooms and cashless dining.
The hotel will be partnering with local restaurants via its Dorsett Discoveries programme offering guests complimentary dining vouchers.
On-site restaurants include Siete Ocho, an all-day Spanish Sichuan restaurant with alfresco garden dining and rooftop bar Jin Bo Law on the 15th floor.
Dorsett has also worked on reducing the hotel’s environmental impact by incorporating greenery to enhance cooling and reduce energy consumption. There’s a central seawater cooling system that’s around 30% more efficient than a traditional air conditioning system. And 40% of parking bays are equipped with electric vehicle chargers.
Dorsett Kai Tak is offering a special staycation package to celebrate its launch. ‘Take Off at Dorsett Kai Tak’ includes a 26-hour stay in a premier city or harbour view room or executive suite (recommended for family groups), buffet breakfast for two people, two complimentary cocktails or mocktails and use of the fitness centre and pool. Prices start from HK$1,380 and bookings must be made November 30 for stays until November 30. A HK$200 supplement is charged for Friday and Saturday nights and public holidays.
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