Room service? Xi takes over Hong Kong luxury hotels


Hong Kong remains in lockdown for Chinese President Xi Jinping's landmark trip to the city, marking 20 years since it was handed back to China by Britain. - AFP

Hong Kong (AFP) - China's President Xi Jinping will want for nothing during his three-day visit to Hong Kong after taking over two entire luxury hotels with more than 1,300 rooms between them.

The glitzy harbourfront Grand Hyatt and Renaissance, in the business and commercial district of Wan Chai, are usually bustling with guests as well as visitors to their popular bars and restaurants.

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