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A solid, well-located lounge with natural light and appealing furnishings – not spectacular, but reliable. The food selection impresses with both Western and Asian options, yet it lacks the "Polaris Lounge" feeling despite the apron view.
The INTERVALS Sky Bar & Restaurant in Hong Kong is a nice alternative for Lufthansa and Swiss First Class guests, though it can't offer a classic lounge ambiance. The food is decent, portions are small, and the selection is limited. It works for a short stay, but it's not a reason to head to the airport especially early.
The Singapore Airlines First Class Lounge in Hong Kong is not a standout highlight — no windows, no real wow factor — but the warm and proud service makes up for a lot. If you appreciate good Champagne, a Singapore Sling, and à-la-carte dining, you'll feel right at home.
The JW Marriott Hong Kong impresses with a stunning lobby, spacious harbour-view suites, and an excellent Club Marriott Lounge offering that delivers on every front — from breakfast to the evening buffet. Check-in was a bit of a drawn-out affair when it came to the upgrade, but ultimately all Bonvoy status benefits were granted. All in all, a hotel you'd book again without hesitation — especially with lounge access.
The Conrad Hong Kong impresses above all with its generous, elegant rooms, a strong Executive Lounge, and a solid overall package for Hilton status members. The service was friendly, though not always seamless — there were minor hiccups at both check-in and check-out. Overall, a highly recommended luxury hotel in Hong Kong, especially with lounge access.