Room Count: 84 Rooms
99 Bonham
Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong S.A.R.
Sheung Wan
84 Rooms
Like many things in Hong Kong — the skyline, the food, the cultural influences — the hotels are a bit of a hodgepodge, running the gamut from colonial-era grand dames to postmodern design statements. It can be a bit dizzying, which is why a stylish contemporary hotel like 99 Bonham — full of character without caricature — holds such appeal.
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99 Bonham Strand, Hong Kong Island, HKG
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99 Bonham
Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong S.A.R.
Sheung Wan
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ike many things in Hong Kong — the skyline, the food, the cultural influences — the hotels are a bit of a hodgepodge, running the gamut from colonial-era grand dames to postmodern design statements. It can be a bit dizzying, which is why a stylish contemporary hotel like 99 Bonham — full of character without caricature — holds such appeal.The hotel is housed in a slim glass tower that rises from the narrow lanes of the vibrant, central Sheung Wan district, and before you even step inside, it’s obvious that it’s going to hold some remarkable views. The rooms, expectedly, have walls of glass, and a mix of neutral grays and gleaming surfaces makes good use of all the natural light. The result has all the sleekness of an award-winning industrial design project, along with the warmth of a modern apartment.
It’s a look that fits right in with the Sheung Wan neighborhood, which went from unloved to emerging to fully gentrified in about two blinks of an eye. The area is crowded with eclectic restaurants, cool cocktail bars, boutiques and galleries. It’s also directly adjacent to Central, making it the rare upstart neighborhood that’s also extremely convenient to one of the world’s major business and leisure hubs. Put it this way: an article about the neighborhood from a little while back was titled “Where Hong Kong’s Hipsters Hang Out.” (The source was none other than that noted hipster rag, the Wall Street Journal.)
As an apartment-style hotel, 99 Bonham lacks some of the ordinary hotel basics, including restaurants and bars. But you’re given the equipment to look after yourself in high style. In each suite there’s a dining area, a fridge, a pantry with crystal-ware that’s actually made of crystal — that sort of thing. And at the same time you’ve got the usual in-room luxury-hotel comforts, like Frette linens and white goose down duvets and marble bathrooms. A few years ago the idea might have been to provide a self-contained oasis within striking distance of Central, but now it might be more reasonable to think of it as your foothold in Sheung Wan.
How to get there: Take the Airport Express to HK Station (Central) and 99 Bonham is a 10 minute taxi ride from here. Airport transfers can be arranged by the hotel at the cost of 900 HKD per way, additional charge may apply for meet and greet.
Room Count: 84 Rooms
Superior Suite
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Premier Suite
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Deluxe Suite
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Services & Amenities
- 24 hour front desk
- Free wi-fi
- Gym
- Cribs (subject to availability)
- Wheelchair accessible
- Concierge
- No pets allowed
- Adjoining rooms
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Need to Know
Check in: 3:00 PM, Check Out 12:00 PM
• A surcharge of HKD 500 will be applied per room per night for any room exceeding 2 Adults and 1 Child who is over 6 years old.
• Baby cot can be requested in advance and are subject to hotel availability.
• Breakfast can be purchased at a price of HKD 168 per person.
• There is a 24-hour gym and refreshment corner on the first floor.
• 3rd party payments are not accepted by the hotel. If using credit cards, guest will need to pay using credit cards that are in their name.
• Extra Bed is available at an additional HKD 605 per night (inclusive tax) for guests aged 6 years and older.
Location
99 Bonham Strand, Hong Kong Island, HKG
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Superior Suite
Premier Suite
Deluxe Suite
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Like many things in Hong Kong — the skyline, the food, the cultural influences — the hotels are a bit of a hodgepodge, running the gamut from colonial-era grand dames to postmodern design statements. It can be a bit dizzying, which is why a stylish contemporary hotel like 99 Bonham — full of character without caricature — holds such appeal.
The hotel is housed in a slim glass tower that rises from the narrow lanes of the vibrant, central Sheung Wan district, and before you even step inside, it’s obvious that it’s going to hold some remarkable views. The rooms, expectedly, have walls of glass, and a mix of neutral grays and gleaming surfaces makes good use of all the natural light. The result has all the sleekness of an award-winning industrial design project, along with the warmth of a modern apartment.
It’s a look that fits right in with the Sheung Wan neighborhood, which went from unloved to emerging to fully gentrified in about two blinks of an eye. The area is crowded with eclectic restaurants, cool cocktail bars, boutiques and galleries. It’s also directly adjacent to Central, making it the rare upstart neighborhood that’s also extremely convenient to one of the world’s major business and leisure hubs. Put it this way: an article about the neighborhood from a little while back was titled “Where Hong Kong’s Hipsters Hang Out.” (The source was none other than that noted hipster rag, the Wall Street Journal.)
As an apartment-style hotel, 99 Bonham lacks some of the ordinary hotel basics, including restaurants and bars. But you’re given the equipment to look after yourself in high style. In each suite there’s a dining area, a fridge, a pantry with crystal-ware that’s actually made of crystal — that sort of thing. And at the same time you’ve got the usual in-room luxury-hotel comforts, like Frette linens and white goose down duvets and marble bathrooms. A few years ago the idea might have been to provide a self-contained oasis within striking distance of Central, but now it might be more reasonable to think of it as your foothold in Sheung Wan.
How to get there: Take the Airport Express to HK Station (Central) and 99 Bonham is a 10 minute taxi ride from here. Airport transfers can be arranged by the hotel at the cost of 900 HKD per way, additional charge may apply for meet and greet.
The hotel is housed in a slim glass tower that rises from the narrow lanes of the vibrant, central Sheung Wan district, and before you even step inside, it’s obvious that it’s going to hold some remarkable views. The rooms, expectedly, have walls of glass, and a mix of neutral grays and gleaming surfaces makes good use of all the natural light. The result has all the sleekness of an award-winning industrial design project, along with the warmth of a modern apartment.
It’s a look that fits right in with the Sheung Wan neighborhood, which went from unloved to emerging to fully gentrified in about two blinks of an eye. The area is crowded with eclectic restaurants, cool cocktail bars, boutiques and galleries. It’s also directly adjacent to Central, making it the rare upstart neighborhood that’s also extremely convenient to one of the world’s major business and leisure hubs. Put it this way: an article about the neighborhood from a little while back was titled “Where Hong Kong’s Hipsters Hang Out.” (The source was none other than that noted hipster rag, the Wall Street Journal.)
As an apartment-style hotel, 99 Bonham lacks some of the ordinary hotel basics, including restaurants and bars. But you’re given the equipment to look after yourself in high style. In each suite there’s a dining area, a fridge, a pantry with crystal-ware that’s actually made of crystal — that sort of thing. And at the same time you’ve got the usual in-room luxury-hotel comforts, like Frette linens and white goose down duvets and marble bathrooms. A few years ago the idea might have been to provide a self-contained oasis within striking distance of Central, but now it might be more reasonable to think of it as your foothold in Sheung Wan.
How to get there: Take the Airport Express to HK Station (Central) and 99 Bonham is a 10 minute taxi ride from here. Airport transfers can be arranged by the hotel at the cost of 900 HKD per way, additional charge may apply for meet and greet.
Services & Amenities
- 24 hour front desk
- Free wi-fi
- Gym
- Cribs (subject to availability)
- Wheelchair accessible
- Concierge
- No pets allowed
- Adjoining rooms
- 100% non-smoking hotel
- Luggage storage
- Multi-lingual staff
- Wake-up service
- Air conditioning
- Business center
- Shopping area nearby
Hotel Policy
Check in: 3:00 PM, Check Out 12:00 PM
• A surcharge of HKD 500 will be applied per room per night for any room exceeding 2 Adults and 1 Child who is over 6 years old.
• Baby cot can be requested in advance and are subject to hotel availability.
• Breakfast can be purchased at a price of HKD 168 per person.
• There is a 24-hour gym and refreshment corner on the first floor.
• 3rd party payments are not accepted by the hotel. If using credit cards, guest will need to pay using credit cards that are in their name.
• Extra Bed is available at an additional HKD 605 per night (inclusive tax) for guests aged 6 years and older.
Superior Suite
Mid to high level with city view
Bedding
This room features 1 Queen Bed and is approximately 450 ft²/41 m².
Amenities
- air conditioning
- central heating
- coffee/tea
- complimentary minibar
- crib (on request)
- desk
- espresso machine
- Frette linen brands
- hairdryer
- iron
- kitchenette
- MALIN+GOETZ bath amenities
- Mid to high level with city view
- minifridge
- phones
- rain shower
- rollaway bed (on request)
- safe
- sofa
- television
- wake up service
Premier Suite
Bedding
This room features 1 Queen Bed and is approximately 480 ft²/44 m².
Amenities
- air conditioning
- bathtub/shower combo
- central heating
- coffee/tea
- crib (on request)
- desk
- espresso machine
- Frette linen brands
- hairdryer
- iron
- kitchenette
- MALIN+GOETZ bath amenities
- minifridge
- phones
- rollaway bed (on request)
- safe
- sofa
- television
- wake up service
Deluxe Suite
High Level with panoramic city view
Bedding
This room features 1 Queen Bed and is approximately 480 ft²/44 m².
Amenities
- air conditioning
- bathtub/shower combo
- central heating
- coffee/tea
- complimentary minibar
- crib (on request)
- desk
- espresso machine
- Frette linen brands
- hairdryer
- High Level with panoramic city view
- iron
- kitchenette
- MALIN+GOETZ bath amenities
- minifridge
- phones
- rollaway bed (on request)
- safe
- sofa
- television
- wake up service
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