Reservations at Grand Hyatt Hong Kong will be unavailable from 28 June to 1 July 2022 as the hotel is being privatized due to the 25th Anniversary of the Establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. Thank you for choosing Grand Hyatt and we look forward to welcoming you on other dates.

From 24 February 2022, with the implementation of the “Vaccine Pass” measure by the Hong Kong SAR government, all guests entering the hotel premises are required to use the LeaveHomeSafe app. To enter any of the hotel’s dining, recreational, sporting and event spaces, all guests will also need to use the LeaveHomeSafe app and to produce their vaccination record or exemption certificate. Any person whose vaccination record or exemption certificate does not contain a QR code will be required to provide his or her personal particulars (such as name and contact number). As the Vaccine Pass applies to all persons aged 12 and above, individuals who do not have the LeaveHomeSafe app can produce their vaccination record or exemption certificate in electronic or paper form instead. For more information, please refer to the website of the Centre for Health Protection of the Department of Health and the Vaccine Pass webpage.

In light of the COVID-19 developments and for precautionary measures, please pay attention to the relevant boarding, quarantine and testing arrangements before departing to Hong Kong. We also request all guests arriving in Hong Kong to complete the government-mandated quarantine, isolation or medical surveillance period at an alternate location before checking into the hotel, as the property is not designated to operate as a quarantine facility. Face masks are required in hotel indoor public areas (i.e. all areas within the hotel except in your own guest room) and when moving around in outdoor areas.

Useful websites:
Inbound travel arrangement and quarantine measures: Hong Kong SAR Government's Official Website
Enhanced hygiene measures at the hotel: Hotel Policies page

The construction outside the hotel is part of the government’s land reclamation project, which is at times visible from and audible at the hotel.