Hong Kong, Asia's Pearl of the Orient, has long been a favorite destination for travelers worldwide. Despite its small size, this city manages to pack a lot into its urban core: skyscrapers that rival Manhattan, proximity to mainland China and Macau, some of the best cuisines on earth, and an international airport that connects you to almost every major hub in the world.
And Hong Kong is more than just another big city. It abounds with green spaces and country parks. You can visit Hong Kong Disneyland or Ocean Park theme parks, hike through rural mountains and go gambling at Macau's casinos in a single weekend if you're so inclined.
Above that, Hong Kong has some truly amazing hotels—luxury properties from the world's biggest chains—some with views to die for and others with a nightlife like no other on earth. Yes, Hong Kong simply does it better than anyone else when it comes to hospitality. So next time you head out t have a bit of Asian adventure, consider staying at one of these luxury hotels—the best hotels in Hong Kong city:
The Upper House: Located in the heart of Hong Kong's Central district, The Upper House is a fantastic luxury hotel with impeccable service and beautiful rooms. It's also one of the city's best-located hotels: just steps away from Chinatown, Lan Kwai Fong, and the Temple Street Night Market. Upper House features an award-winning restaurant on-site along with several bars (including a rooftop bar). If you want to discover other parts of Hong Kong and don't have your own transportation options, Upper House can arrange for you to be driven around in their luxury cars. You can even book tours through them if you want to see things off the beaten path or get some cultural insight into Chinese life today.
The Peninsula: Located in the Tsim Sha Tsui district, Peninsula is one of Hong Kong's most well-known luxury hotels. It has an impressive 5-star rating and has been recognized as one of the world's most luxurious hotels by Forbes Travel Guide. The hotel itself offers views of Victoria Harbour from its rooms, restaurant, and pool area. The Peninsula Hotel was built in 1948 by Sir Elly Kadoorie, who was at that time chairman of both Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company (P&O). This building used to be a private residence belonging to his family until it was converted into a hotel after World War II ended.
The Mandarin Oriental: It's hard to know where to start with the Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong. The hotel is located at the heart of Hong Kong's Central district, right in the middle of the shopping district and close to most major attractions. The location gives guests easy access to public transportation, making it a great option for both business travelers and tourists alike. The Mandarin Oriental offers contemporary luxury accommodations, including stunning views of the Victoria Harbour and the city skyline from every room. The rooms are spacious, warmly decorated, and feel like a home away from home.
A highlight of this hotel is undoubtedly its swimming pool bar called Aqua - it's known as some of the best places in town for enjoying cocktails while taking in panoramic views over Victoria Harbour or the city skyline on a clear day (which seems like most days).
The Landmark Mandarin Oriental: The Landmark Mandarin Oriental is one of Hong Kong's most luxurious hotels, and it's not hard to see why. Located in the Central Hong Kong Island, the hotel is just a 10-minute walk from Times Square and other major shopping areas. The rooms are modern and elegant, with high-end amenities such as heated floors and bathrobes. There are also several restaurants on-site that offer everything from French cuisine to Cantonese specialties— it's definitely worth checking out! If you seek a place with an incredible view, then this is it! The Landmark Mandarin Oriental has an amazing view over Victoria Harbour, where you can watch boats sail by while enjoying some tea or coffee on their terrace (weather permitting).
Four Seasons Hong Kong, in photo : If you're looking for luxury and service, the Four Seasons Hong Kong is a great choice. The hotel's rooms are spacious and tastefully decorated, while the hotel's service is top-notch. Located in the centre with easy access to shopping areas like Bond Street, Soho, and Causeway Bay, this hotel offers guests plenty of dining options within walking distance. It also boasts of one of Hong Kong's largest spas (with stunning views of the Victoria Harbor) as well as its own private beach on Lantau Island with a complimentary shuttle service.
In addition to its many amenities at the shops at the Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong, there are 15 restaurants—these include award-winning restaurants like the French Riviera wafting with Provençal aromas. The other is L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon that features innovative dishes prepared by master chef Joël Robuchon himself. Next is the Cantonese seafood restaurant (Sea Harbour Seafood Restaurant), which has won numerous awards (including three Michelin stars). Then there's the Japanese fine dining restaurant, Yoshoku Classic; it offers traditional Japanese cuisine prepared by a team of chefs trained in Japan. Finally, there's the Italian restaurant Nobu which serves traditional Japanese sushi along with other dishes inspired by European influences.