Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong

Data aggregated from FlyerTalk and various blogs, tallied to give a rough idea of your chances at an upgrade.

5 stays reported, newest first

• Oct 2026FlyerTalk

  Welcome amenity

  Given

  Elites can check in at the 22nd-floor Victoria Lounge, skipping the crowded lobby. The west tower has direct street access, and the east does not.

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• Jan 2026FlyerTalk

  Skyline views from the harbor-front promenade right outside, in an area nicer than Wan Chai or Tsim Sha Tsui. Second favorite of the Hyatts tried.

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• Nov 2025FlyerTalk

  Breakfast

  Buffet only

  One Duck Lane, the new buffet in the old Farmhouse space, has slow service and waits. Liked Cruise's made-to-order better, but still coming back.

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• Globalist · Jul 2025FlyerTalk

  Status

  Globalist

  Breakfast

  Buffet only

  With Farmhouse closed for refurbishment, breakfast moved to Cruise as a semi-buffet. Some of the same chefs, much the same food, maybe even better.

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• Globalist · Oct 2019Blog

  Status

  Globalist

  Upgrade

  None

  Room

  Room (type not specified in review, cash, around $100/night) → Corner room

  Breakfast

  Buffet only

  Lounge

  Given

  Late checkout

  Honoured

  A Globalist stayed two nights on a status run at around $100 per night shortly after the hotel rebranded from Hotel Vic, during a period of unrest when Hong Kong occupancy was under 20 percent. He was in a corner room with harbour views but was not upgraded to a suite and said there was no upgrade at check-in. Breakfast was taken in the lounge, with fresh fruit, hot items, pastries, charcuterie and an omelet and crepe station. A 4 p.m. checkout was offered, though staff then called at the standard checkout time and housekeeping came by around 2:30 p.m. unsure he was staying late. He also fought a refund for one night after a flight cancellation, with the hotel first asking for proof and then offering the money back in a month, and he called the tiny pool appalling, with an hour wait for one of about a dozen seats even in a nearly empty hotel.

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