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Review: Pudong Shangri-La, East Shanghai
The 952-room Pudong Shangri-La, East Shanghai hotel mixes business with pure class in one of the world's major corporate and fi...
Review: Hotel review: InterContinental Abu Dhabi
During a quick trip to the United Arab Emirates, I wanted an upmarket yet not ridiculously swanky hotel in Abu Dhabi – an...
Review: Hotel review: Park Hyatt Tokyo
Tokyo's Park Hyatt — yes, the one from the movie Lost in Translation — is one of the best known hotels in the Japan...
Review: Sofitel Auckland Viaduct Harbour
The Sofitel Auckland Viaduct Harbour has an odd history: having previously been the Westin, and then taken over and turned into...
Review: ANA Crowne Plaza, Tokyo Narita Airport
At the end of a recent visit to Japan, but faced an early flight from Tokyo's Narita International Airport, I decided to stay n...
Review: Singapore's renovated Marriott
Any visitor to Singapore will be familiar with the iconic Marriott -- yes, it's that one, the octagonal pagoda tower on the cor...
Review: Holiday Inn Golden Mile Hong Kong
Most business travellers will find a hotel on the Hong Kong side of Victoria Harbour the most convenient for their HK business ...
Review: Somerset on the Pier, Hobart
There's a dearth of decent mid-to-upper end business hotels in Hobart, so we're always interested to check out further options ...
Review: Sofitel Macau: French luxury, fantastic lounge
Of all Macau's luxury hotels -- and there are many -- the Sofitel is perhaps the most centrally located for the old town of Mac...
Review: InterContinental Hong Kong
Compared with most of Hong Kong's other high-end hotels, the InterContinental is located an unusual spot – rather than be...
Review: Holiday Inn Melbourne on Flinders
On a recent trip to Melbourne, I was in a quandary about hotel location: I was arriving into town late, but had an early start ...
Review: Four Seasons, Hong Kong
The five-star Four Seasons in Hong Kong is a relatively new hotel in the city, having opened in 2005, but it's already made its...
Review: Mercure Hobart hotel review
Hobart is remarkably short on upmarket business class hotels, so during a recent trip I decided to go towards the lower end of ...
Review: Citadines on Bourke Melbourne apartment hotel
We'll hold our hands up and say that we're fans of apartment hotels here at AusBT. For the business traveller who's happy to s...
Review: Novotel Auckland Ellerslie review
Auckland's a tricky city for meetings, especially when the group of people you need to talk to involves both local and flying-i...
Review: Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong
The Mandarin Oriental is probably the most famous upmarket hotel in Hong Kong. It's smack-bang in the middle of everything, has...
Review: Holiday Inn Rotorua
Rotorua -- known for its geothermal activity and thermal pools -- is New Zealand's third largest conference market, with direct...
Review: Novotel Auckland Airport
Novotel opened its newly built Auckland Airport hotel in advance of last year's Rugby World Cup, so once the sport fever had di...