This was the second stay I had for business. I like this place mainly as the rooms are smart and modern (lots of glass walls etc) and the whole hotel has a good feel to it. Not too large. Staff are friendly and efficient. The breakfast buffet is well stocked and varied.
both the rooms I had enjoyed views of the "point". the location has its advantages and disadvantages - it's not exactly lively where it is. Not much around bar an expensive small shopping mall and a couple of restaurants - but being out of town could be a good thing. The office we were going to was in "central" and this was only 15 mins in a taxi.

The Meridien was areally nice base for our stay in Hong Kong, the rooms are great, the staff was fantastic, the only draw back we found was that a lot of Taxi drivers did not know where it was!
And it's a long way (by HK standards) out of town. (there are no rail links).
We probably would not stay there again although that's no reflection on Meridien, just the location. There is also nothing really around there, in the way of bar's & the like !

I booked the hotel direct and as I was staying for more than 21 nights, I got a great deal, averaged 105 dollars/night incl. breakfast, for a family of four. The hotel is relatively new and very modern. Beautiful minimalist architecture, very classy, none of the gold-gilded decor that is so common in Asia. The room was spacious and immaculate, flat-screen TV, rain shower, etc. The fitness room, small but adequate, nice overflowing pool. Speaking of pool, it sits next to the terrace of their continental restaurant, therefore you provide the show for nightly diners. The restaurants in the hotel are pricey and really nothing special. The breakfast buffet was ok but I have seen better for Hong Kong. Recommend going to the mall across the street to find cheaper and better eats, 10X cheaper!

I really would not recommend this hotel to someone who is coming to Hong Kong for the first time and not well-versed in the local dialect, Cantonese is the first language here, not English! This hotel is far from everything that you would want to enjoy in HK, shopping, eating, night life. There is a bus depot right behind the hotel, with one express going to Central, but good luck with the others if you don't speak Cantonese, of course, cabs are never in short supply in HK but will eat into your shopping budget after awhile and there is not much around the hotel except for the movie theatre at the mall, even the mall seemed desert.

If the crowds, craziness and pollution of Hk is getting to you, then this would be place to sit and have a drink at the beautiful bar and take in the view with those dazzingly lights at bay!!

I decided to utilize my Starwood points on my short trip to HK so I only had 2 choices. I chose Le Meridien as I had good experiences with them in Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur. It's a small hotel (it felt small anyway) and the first impression was as the name implies, quite high tech. The first impression of the room was quite positive too! Modern, straight lines everywhere, comfy bed. However things start to go wrong once you start 'using' the place. First of, they charge a service charge of HKD 40 to bring room service?? Then, wireless internet was free IN THE COMMON AREAS! To use your laptop in the room, you had to PAY! Then the taxi's oh boy. The first few trips to Central, we ended up paying over HKD 100 a pop. It turned out we were being driven around for fun. By right, the trip should not cost more than HKD 70. Oh well, it was not so much the money but the fact that it took a lot of time to run up the bill. The hotel was ok, but I constantly feel like they were trying to make it the guests' fault for not running a fuller ship. They even have a HKD 10 lucky draw in the lobby where you can win things... kinda desperate?