The 471-room hotel is the first ever city resort hotel designed for families and business travellers, and with energy-saving features such as rainwater collection and vertical planting systems.
A resort hotel just minutes away from the city, the newly opened Hong Kong Ocean Park Marriott Hotel at Ocean Park Hong Kong is a destination for leisure and relaxation.
The 471-room hotel is the first ever city resort hotel designed for families and business travellers, and with energy-saving features such as rainwater collection and vertical planting systems.
“Marriott Hotels is excited to open its latest hotel in a very special partnership with the iconic Ocean Park Hong Kong and Lai Sun Group. The new destination resort offers a unique getaway experience in Hong Kong and is a perfect example of what Marriott means by traveling brilliantly," said Mike Fulkerson, vice president, Brand and Marketing Asia Pacific, Marriott International.
"There's adventure on the site of Ocean Park Hong Kong, one of Asia's leading conservation theme parks, convenient access to Hong Kong's lesser explored green spaces and remarkable proximity to the city's shopping and business districts, broadening our guests' perspectives and experiences in this globally renowned city,” he added.
A highlight for families is the large lagoon pool with adjacent children’s pools.
There are also special packages for families to enjoy exclusive offers at Ocean Park, tailor-made educational programmes, breakfast with animals and access to unique animal programmes. As part of the hotel’s sustainability efforts, it will also launch an educational green programme for children and guests.
For business travellers, there is the executive M Club located in the Club Wing, which offers premium services including breakfast, evening hors d'oeuvres with premium drink options. The Club Wing will open at the end of this year.
The hotel also features a 1,200-sqm pillarless ballroom.
Event planners can also take advantage of the extensive outdoor facilities and special access to Ocean Park.