Around the corner from Victoria Park and one mile from the Wanchai district...

The 863 guest rooms overall, make the Excelsior Hotel Hong Kong a big establishment. There are also 21 suites that have a large living area and provide guests with more amenities than other room categories. The rooms on the 4 executive floors provide guests with enhanced services.

Excelsior Hotel Hong Kong is around the corner from Victoria Park and one mile from the Wanchai district.

* TOTTS Asian Grill & Bar:

Located at the top of the 34-floor hotel, with panoramic views over Victoria Harbour and beyond. Creative cuisine and upbeat, live music most evenings. Lunch, dinner, and Sunday brunch.

* Café And Lounge On The 1st:

Offers all-day dining, with international and Asian fare. The predominantly white color scheme serves as a backdrop for vivid abstract paintings by Australian artist Richard Allen. Lunch and supper buffets are offered, as well as a la carte selections. Breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner.

* Cammino:

Small and intimate, with touches of Tuscany in the decor and cuisine, and an impressive list of 100 Italian wines. Lunch and dinner.

* Yee Tung Heen Chinese Restaurant:

Distinctive, authentic Cantonese cuisine, with an emphasis on seafood and seasonal dishes. Lunch and dinner.

* Dickens Bar:

A long-time favorite modeled after a typical English pub, with fare to match, plus a daily Indian “tiffin” buffet.

* Expresso:

Features illy-brand coffee and a variety of gourmet sandwiches, salads, and pastries.

* The 4,000-square-foot fitness center was renovated at the end of 2003. It offers weights, computerized fitness testing, and cardiovascular and progressive-resistance areas. Complimentary aerobics sessions are available. Two indoor, air-conditioned tennis courts are connected to the fitness center. The hotel also has saunas and steam rooms.

* The hotel has 863 guestrooms with satellite TV, pay movies, high-speed Internet access, voice mail, tea- and coffee-making facilities, irons/ironing boards, and attache-sized personal safes. An orchid, twist of bamboo, or piece of Chinese porcelain is placed in every room to ensure a hint of Asia. About 75% of rooms provide harbor views.