Guests expect the usual comforts and privileges, but the key is to make them feel at home
Hong Kong's hospitality industry is renowned the world over for its quality of service. Management and staff are trained to cater for guests' daily needs and comforts as if it were second nature to them.
That professionalism does not stop with hotels and airlines; it is firmly embedded in the serviced apartment sector.
As the economy continues to flourish, more expatriate professionals and their families are setting up a temporary home in Hong Kong in an ever-increasing number of managed facilities.
While the size, style and location of the serviced apartments may differ, there is a common thread linking them all - quality service.
From fresh fruit and newspapers delivered to the room every day, to the ironed laundry and free use of fitness equipment, guests lead a privileged lifestyle.
