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Renaissance Hong Kong Harbour View Hotel

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Renaissance Hong Kong Harbour View opened in 1989 as the New World Harbour View, built into the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre at 1 Harbour Road, and took the Renaissance name on 1 July 1998 after Marriott bought the Renaissance group and retitled New World hotels. It has 858 rooms, the tower is also known as Convention Plaza Northeast Tower and stands 148.9 metres, and its last major renovation was in 2012.

About Renaissance Hong Kong Harbour View Hotel

History

New World Harbour View opened in 1989 at 1 Harbour Road, Wan Chai, as part of the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. On 26 June 1998 the South China Morning Post reported that both New World hotels would be renamed from 1 July, after Marriott acquired Renaissance. The Wan Chai house became Renaissance Harbour View Hotel. It counts 858 rooms, with a major renovation in 2012. The tower is also called Convention Plaza Northeast Tower.

The setting

1 Harbour Road, Wan Chai, on the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre at the Wan Chai waterfront, looking over Victoria Harbour. Exhibition Centre station is the nearby MTR.

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