THE PARK LANE Hong Kong – the flagship property of Victoria Park Hotels – is joining Marriott’s Autograph Collection.
Marriott International’s agreement with Victoria Park Hotels will see the Hong Kong debut of the Autograph Collection brand in early 2025, making The Park Lane the 14th Marriott property in the city.
The Park Lane management will be changing from Accor’s Pullman brand, which operated the hotel from 2015, with an extensive refurbishment completed in 2016. The hotel has a five-decade history and overlooks Victoria Park in Causeway Bay.
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The hotel forms part of a 28-story mixed-use development with retail outlets on the ground and first floors. Marriott’s plans for the hotel include 820 guest rooms, an executive lounge, three distinctive dining venues and over 1,700 square meters of event spaces as well as recreational facilities.
“We are delighted to work with Victoria Park Hotels to bring Autograph Collection Hotels to Hong Kong,” said Yibing Mao, president, Greater China, Marriott International.
“It further underscores our commitment to grow our footprint in Hong Kong, an iconic international destination known for its unique culture that connects east and west. We look forward to providing broader breadth of our best brands and experiences that appeal to travellers around the globe.”
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Marriott International operates 13 hotels in Hong Kong spanning cross 10 brands, including The Ritz-Carlton, St Regis, W Hotels, JW Marriott, Marriott, Sheraton Hotels & Resorts, Le Meridien, Renaissance, Courtyard, and Four Points by Sheraton.
Charles Chan, CEO Victoria Park Hotels, said: “Victoria Park Hotels are excited to work with Marriott International for our flagship, The Park Lane Hong Kong. Joining the Autograph Collection brand is a perfect match, recognising Park Lane’s 50 years’ legacy in Hong Kong and celebrating its uniqueness, whilst enjoying the strong global distribution and loyalty strength of the world’s leading hospitality organisation.”
