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Jeffrey Van Vorsselen — Langham Place Hotel, Hong Kong
Posted by admin on Sep-29-2008
Jeffrey Van Vorsselen — General Manager Langham Place, Mongkok, Hong Kong is interviewed by Terence Ronson of Pertlink.
Often referred to as Asia’s most technologically advanced hotel, Langham Place Hotel opened on 04/08/04 with tremendous interest and intrigue revolving around not just the rationale of opening such a property in this location, but the kind of technology it was kitted out with.
Now that the first four years have passed, we take a look back as to whether the investment was worthwhile, and has the hotel reaped suitable rewards.
Terence Ronson — the IT Consultant for the project, spends an hour with General Manger - Jeffrey Van Vorsselen as they examine the whys and wherefores of this unique property.
Watch the FULL video:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5118620552997374112
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Duration : 0:2:28
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Hong Kong where to Live
Posted by admin on Sep-5-2008
Here is a quick overview of Hong kong residential areas… The Peak Generally perceived as the most prestigious residential location in Hong Kong, The Peak offers spectacular views over the surrounding island and coastline. Although only 15 minutes drive from the Central business district, it offers large green areas and peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle below. Mid Levels This area is located close to Central, which can be reached in a few minutes on foot via the world’s largest outdoor escalator. It offers a large choice of prestigious high-rise apartment blocks, many with their own leisure facilities, and with excellent views over Victoria Harbour. Happy Valley It is an exclusive area encompasses old and new buildings with both high-rises and low-rises developments. Some of the development enjoys greenery and peaceful view of the racecourse. Supermarkets, local food markets, furniture stores and a great variety of restaurants and specialty shops are around. Jardine’s Lookout This quiet residential area offers low-rise and stand alone houses as well as high-rise apartments, and its convenient location offers easy access to Central, The Peak and Southside. Shouson Hill Shouson Hill has a quiet environment and it locates behind the Deepwater Bay. Most properties there are either low-rise apartments or individual house and having swimming pools and gardens. It only takes 15 minutes drive to Central area with the close proximity to the Aberdeen Tunnel. Tai Tam The area composes of many high-rise developments with full facilities and spectacular seaview. That’s why it attracts many affluent residents. Besides, the American Country Club is also situated in the area. Repulse Bay & South Bay This area is one the most popular residential district for expatriate families. There are both high-rise blocks and low-rise developments in the area. Most of the development enjoys superb views of Repulse Bay and South Bay. It has close proximity to beaches, restaurants and shopping facilities and it only takes 25 minutes drive to Central District. Chung Hom Kok This is a quiet and attractive peninsula with low-rise apartment blocks and townhouse complexes. Houses are built with panoramic seaview. The area has convenient direct bus service to Central. Stanley Stanley is a populated areas on the South Side of the Island. There are many luxury low-rise developments built in the recent years. As a famous tourist and residential district, it works like a community. Hong Kong Property sales
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