A very modern and smart hotel. Rooms had great views over the sea to lamma Island. Nice pool. sauna etc and a pretty chilled out place to relax. Cyberport isn't the best location and is just another of HK's many souless mall type spaces, but the hotel was great.

I stayed at the Le Meridien Cyberport for part of my honeymoon. The room was very big and nice for a Hong Kong hotel. Very modern and contemporary looking. They also upgraded me to the top floor ocean viewing room due to my Starwood status. Speaking of Starwood, if you have any points with them, you can stay there for $60 USD+3,000 points (or for 7,000 points per night). The only "downside" of the room is that it is slowly deteriorating. For examples, the tiles in the bathrooms are turning slightly yellow/brown.

The location now is not the best, but not too bad. It is approximately a 10 minute cab ride (approx. $60 HKD or $8 USD) from Central. We usually cab out to Central, then take the MTR wherever else we needed to go. Or another cheaper option is to take the bus, which the bus stop is right next to the hotel. That only takes $5 HKD or $0.80 USD per person. It takes about 30 minutes to get to Central. If you are traveilng with more then 1 person, it's probably best and time saving to take a cab.

Concierge, Bell Desk, everyone was nice at the hotel. Overall good experience. With the deal, I would definitely stay here again.

I stayed here on holiday en route to Oz using my SPG points and it was a great experience. We got upgraded to the top floor and the service was first rate; especially the concierge.
Internet in the bar on the 4th floor is free - contrary to another review on here.
The room was outstanding in terms of cleanliness and size - only complaint is the shower that flooded the bathroom each time but the pressure was great for those os us with long hair!
And why put the pool at the back of the building which is in the shade by midday? Wasn't too crowded at all when we stayed.

If on holiday in HK or relaxing I'd recommend this hotel as it's away from the hustle & bustle and right next to the bus station if you need to get into the city (though you'd never know it - no disturbance at all).

I was able to stay at the Meridien twice within a 2 week timeframe.

First stay
I arrived at HKG airport and took the Airport Express to HK Station. There is a direct hotel shuttle to/from HK Station every hour. For 2 people, it was 45 HKD. A great deal since very people take it and there was plenty of room to handle my luggage.

I checked in for 4 nights. The lobby is smallish but nicely decorated. As a SPG Platinum, they informed me I was supposed to automatically get the Deluxe Ocean View room but were sold out so received a regular room. However, I did receive the bennies associated with a Deluxe Ocean View which included complimentary buffet breakfast, complimentary drinks at PSI and Podium, complimentary pressing of 1 suit/2 articles of clothing, and some other percentages off. In addition, they gave me a 50% off card for the in-house restaurants. As others have mentioned, the complimentary drinks INCLUDE a whole variety of alcoholic drinks off a special menu. Unbelievable!

My regular room was fine. I had a partial ocean view with the side of the mountain. On top of the mountain were some condos so I had to keep my blinds half closed. There was a Platinum welcome gift of some chocolate strawberries and red wine. The desk area was well appointed with the desk itself being the newish Italian glass models that swing out. Interestingly, there was a a/v jack by the desk that could project onto the flat screen tv. The bed was very comfortable and the washroom does have a see-through glass wall. However, other people may not have found the switch in the washroom that lowers a blind over the glass wall. The bathroom only has a shower area and no bathtub.

The restaurant buffet was superb, like all other ones in HK. Service was excellent in both the restaurant and PSI/Podium. Unfortunately, I didn't try the other in-house restaurants or eat at the mall across the street. There did seem to be some fairly decent restaurants.

I chose to get to/from "downtown" using public transit. When you walk out the entrance, take a right and walk half a block. You've just entered into a large bus terminal. As others have mentioned, take the M49 to HK Station or 69X to Causeway Bay. The M49 is truly a public bus so takes a long while in rush hour. Once, it took over 1 hour. In true rush hour, there are some variations to the M49 (M69X, X49) that skip some stops. The light bus (69X) is a great option that costs about 3 HKD more but you get there MUCH faster. Returning from Causeway Bay on the light bus is a bit more difficult as there is usually a queue.

Second stay
This time, I only stayed for 1 night and received the Deluxe Ocean View room. In my opinion, it's a little smaller than the regular room but the view is incredible. You've got at least a 180 degree panorama of the ocean. The bed is against the bathroom wall so there isn't the glass wall problem. However, the bathroom has both a bathtub and shower stall. Problem is, the shower stall was quite a bit smaller than a regular room and I didn't use the bathtub. The rest of the furnishings are similar to a regular room.

Overall, I quite like this hotel since I prefer modern hotels and it's one of the newest in HK. One poster didn't like how everything had a charge but, seriously, what other 5* hotels don't do the same? As it's not my first time in HK, I quite liked how it was removed from the craziness. If someone is coming for the first time to HK, this hotel may not be the best choice.

I would and will definitely return.