LGBT Welcoming Hotels in Asia

I felt like a Queen staying here - my harbor-view room treated me to the iconic Hong Kong skyline, which I got to see at all times of the day and night, and it was unique and beautiful every time I looked at it. I could walk across the street - and there is the Avenue of Stars, piers to catch boat excursions (and kiosks to purchase tickets for them), excellent restaurants along the promenade, and the stellar Hong Museum of Art. Out another door is the entrance to East Tsim Sha Tsui metro, where you can walk underground to the Tsim Sha Tsui station and go anywhere in the city. There are shops, bakeries, restaurants, and convenience stores all around the Sheraton. INSIDE you ask? Inside is beautiful - really lovely seating areas with art on the wall, a cake-slash-libations restaurant all in reds and dark wood - very cool; and a spacious dining room with a buffet of THE GODS, truly an amazing spread - for breakfast and for dinner. Staff in the lobby area are attentive at all times for anyone who looks like they might have questions. My bathroom totally spoiled me - with a roomy tub to soak in after all the walking AND a great shower available, too. THE most comfortable bed & pillows of any hotel I've ever been in - perfectly soft but not mushy and, did I mention, the view!!! A fridge, a couch, and a table, too. Stay here if you want to feel special but, be warned, you will not want to leave.

The hotel is in a good location. Downstairs is the big shopping mall where there are many shops and restaurants. The room is spacious, but one night the water from the faucet in the bathroom became yellow and it made us worried about the water safety. Breakfast is below average.

Very good staff clean