A key financial hub with a rich cultural heritage, Hong Kong’s blend of Eastern traditions and Western influences is reflected in its world-class hotels. After three years of border closures, many have taken the opportunity to refresh, unveiling new rooms, dining hotspots and upgraded guest experiences.
But even without the updates, the city has long been home to some of the world’s best hotels. From the historic prestige of The Peninsula and Mandarin Oriental to the sleek, modern appeal of The Upper House and Rosewood, Hong Kong’s luxury stays cater to every style.
With so many top-tier options, choosing where to stay can be daunting. We’ve done the hard work for you, selecting the best hotels in Hong Kong. For those seeking the city’s most luxurious experiences, we’ve also highlighted the most exceptional suites.
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Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong
Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong is sure to impress, not least due to its array of restaurants which boast a total of eight Michelin stars. Any attempts to describe the quality of Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong’s dining options cannot measure up to the actual experience of being there; this location is a must for cuisine connoisseurs worldwide.
As for the standouts, Caprice holds three stars and is one of the most glamorous eateries in Hong Kong, featuring French cuisine of the utmost quality. Else, try some of the exceptional Chinese dishes at Lung King Heen, which currently holds two stars. To top things off, the harbourside luxury hotel also houses two more restaurants – Sushi Sato (one star), where you can enjoy authentic Edomae sushi, and Noi (two stars), which offers an unconventional Italian omakase experience.
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Top Suite: Presidential Suite
Located on the 43rd floor and guarded by a dedicated security team, the Presidential Suite is designed for those with privacy and security in mind. Numerous dignitaries and C-levels would have stepped through the suite’s gilded doors to find one of Hong Kong’s safest and most luxurious havens, complete with silk-paneled walls and incredible views of Victoria Harbour. Head the the marble bathroom to soak in 180-degree views stretching across the water and Kowloon.
Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong
The group’s global flagship property, this hallowed Mandarin Oriental takes its responsibilities as the buck-stops-here brand ambassador very seriously: Standards of service from every team member really are next-level. Having just celebrated its 60th anniversary, the property in Central has played a starring role in many key moments of Hong Kong’s history, and there are some ways in which the hotel still revels in increasingly hard-to-find old-school sensibilities — and the guest experience is all the better for it.
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Serving beer in silver tankards, the Captain’s Bar has been welcoming drinkers for over half a century; eschewing newfangled trends, the spa specializes in traditional Chinese medicine, facials and massages — the highly experienced, intuitive therapists are superb.
Mandarin Suite
The crown jewel of Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, the Mandarin Suite celebrates Asian elegance with a dash of contemporary luxury. Perched on the top floor, it boasts panoramic views of Victoria Harbour, best enjoyed from the private balcony, which runs the entire length of the living room.
Inside, you’ll find double-height ceilings, handwoven carpets, antique furnishings and restored furniture. A dedicated spa sanctuary, with a giant whirlpool bath, and personalized butler service, further confirms its position as one of the top accommodations in Hong Kong.
Island Shangri-La, Hong Kong
Island Shangri-La, Hong Kong offers a luxurious and tranquil escape in the heart of the city. The hotel features spacious rooms with stunning views of Victoria Harbour, the Peak and the city skyline.
The hotel’s epicurean experience is also show-stopping, with eight outlets including Summer Palace, a long-standing Michelin-starred restaurant serving delicious Cantonese fare. Authentic Japanese cuisine is available at Nadaman, where you can enjoy seasonal dishes and teppanyaki, and the talented team at Restaurant Petrus prepares French cuisine in an elevated setting.
Shangri-La Suite
The Shangri-La Suite is the crown jewel of Island Shangri-La, Hong Kong, embodying a bold, contemporary vision following an extensive renovation. This two-bedroom suite blends vintage charm with modern elegance, featuring hand-tufted rugs, woven wall coverings, opulent hand-blown crystal chandeliers and art selected from Shangri-La’s extensive collection.
Picture windows envelop The Shangri-La Suite’s Sitting Room & Bar, dining rooms, master bedroom and ensuite bathroom, offering breathtaking views of Victoria Harbour and the city’s iconic landmarks. The Sitting Room & Bar reflects this extraordinary backdrop with an 8-meter-long landscape mural, an updated interpretation of ancient guó huà Chinese landscape paintings depicting historic Kowloon. A glamorous cocktail bar, topped with a jade green marble counter, is fully equipped with a wine fridge and all the essentials for hosting a cocktail party.
A dedicated butler is available to fulfill every wish, from serving a welcoming cup of Chinese tea to preparing equipment for a workout in your room or offering a relaxing scented bath with complimentary Tata Harper and YUN WELLNESS bath amenities.
The Upper House
The Upper House offers a refined and spacious stay above the city. Its rooms and suites feel more like private residences, with floor-to-ceiling windows framing views of Victoria Harbour or Victoria Peak.
Thoughtful design details, from handwoven carpets to freestanding limestone bathtubs, create a sense of calm. At Salisterra, guests can enjoy Mediterranean-inspired dining with skyline views, while the hotel’s discreet, intuitive service ensures a seamless experience.
Andre Fu Suite
André Fu, a renowned interior designer, is behind some of Hong Kong’s most incredible hotels, but only at The Upper House has he put his name to his work. Marking the long and enduring relationship between Fu and the hotel, this suite pays homage to his original vision for the hotel: to break away from the overly-ornate style of Asian hotels and present somewhere genuinely livable.
This suite is the epitome of quiet luxury, with bespoke furniture (crafted in André Fu’s atelier) and pastel color palettes adding to the residential feel. An unusually large dining room can seat up to 18 guests, making this well-suited for entertaining.
Regent Hong Kong
Sitting at the edge of Victoria Harbour on the coveted Kowloon waterfront, Regent Hong Kong sits proudly following the 2023 unveiling following a $1.2bn transformation from what was previously an InterContinental. The Regent brand’s flagship property has been re-envisioned by prominent designer Chi Wing Lo to represent a modern iteration of Hong Kong.
Regent Hong Kong has 497 rooms, incorporating 129 suites, most with views of Victoria Harbour, ranging across 17 floors, culminating in the Presidential Suite’s 7,000 sq ft of unrestrained opulence.
Presidential Suite
With a private terrace, handcrafted Milanese furniture and extendable up to five bedrooms, the Presidential Suite is undoubtedly one of Hong Kong’s most coveted accommodations. The double-height windows and the city’s proximity to the water combine to make it feel as if you’re aboard a private ship.
With spectacular views across Victoria Harbour, the suite acts as a canvas to be illuminated by the city lights, the twinkling water, and bobbing junk ships. The duplex suite offers a wealth of high-end amenities, from a private gym with the latest Technogym equipment to 600-thread count Frette linens on its king-sized bed.
On the hedonistic front, the suite also has a dedicated wine cellar. Enjoy a glass of fine wine on the 2,500-sq-ft terrace as the city completes its spectacular day-to-night transformation. Then head to the suite’s private dining room, where an in-built cooker allows for private, customized meals from one of the hotel’s expert chefs.
K11 Artus
K11 Artus offers a chic experience for art lovers and luxury seekers alike. Located in the heart of Hong Kong, the hotel features contemporary design with art-inspired rooms and suites.
Guests can enjoy exquisite dining, unwind at the rooftop bar, or explore the K11 art mall right next door. With its artistic atmosphere and personalized service, K11 Artus provides a one-of-a-kind stay in one of the world’s most vibrant cities.
Penthouse Three
Interior design means everything to this art-focused hotel, and that ethos is demonstrated best in Penthouse 3. Designed by renowned Hong Kong interior designer Joyce Wang, Penthouse 3 is a completely livable space best suited for long-term stays.
It has a fully functional kitchen (including a washer-dryer and dishwasher) and a wine cellar, making it well-equipped for day-to-day life. While the living area is open plan, Wang has used bespoke furniture cleverly to give each space a sense of privacy, all while keeping the natural light flooding in from the floor-to-ceiling windows. A private terrace with unobstructed Victoria Harbour views completes the space.
The Peninsula Hong Kong
The city’s grandest of grande dames, The Peninsula is a true Hong Kong icon that has welcomed dignitaries for just shy of a century. And it’s been revered by locals for generations too: You’ll see families mark special occasions over traditional afternoon tea in the ornate lobby and couples getting cozy at French fine-dining favorite Gaddi’s; the neon-flecked skyline views from the rooftop European restaurant Felix are some of the best in the city.
A fleet of 14 glossy-green Rolls-Royce extended wheelbase Phantoms are on standby to shepherd guests to the sights in style; immaculately attired in pristine whites, attentive pages sincerely welcome every arrival.
The Peninsula Suite
Occupying a sizable chunk of the 26th floor, the Peninsula Suite offers a truly breathtaking panorama from its sweeping balcony. Inside, there’s a private gym, screening room and a knockout reception. Take in extraordinary Victoria Harbour views from the landscaped terrace or the main reception, which has double-height windows and a grand piano for showstopper soirées.
Restored antique furniture and original artwork make the suite feel like a sophisticated gallery, but home comforts are never far away. The suite’s master bedroom feels like a cozy sanctuary compared to the main living areas, complete with a king bed and those all-important harbour views.
Kerry Hotel, Hong Kong
Kerry Hotel Hong Kong offers a stylish retreat along the waterfront in Hung Hom Bay. Featuring spacious rooms and suites with panoramic views, the hotel boasts exceptional dining and an outdoor pool.
Guests can unwind at the spa, relax in the landscaped garden, or use it as a base to explore the vibrant city. With its contemporary design and convenient location, Kerry Hotel is ideal for travelers seeking a sophisticated urban escape.
Presidential Suite
Kerry Hotel’s Presidential Suite makes the most of its harborside location with floor-to-ceiling windows and a private terrace. Every square foot of the living space is bathed in natural light, which should never be taken for granted in Hong Kong.
The separate dining room seats up to 12 guests and has a private marble bar, making it perfect for hosting glamorous events. The Bang and Olufsen sound system will ensure any event is filled with ambient music. Other perks include a fully stocked bar, Club Level access and a 4pm checkout.
Rosewood Hong Kong
When it comes to unabashed but tasteful extravagance, Rosewood Hong Kong could well be the most lavish city hotel in the world: Walls are coated with Loro Piana wool; and an expansive Henry Moore bronze is sprawled on the lawn just outside the lobby. Every visible inch of this Tony Chi-designed property is beautifully styled.
Aesthetes will be awed by the no-expense-spared attention to detail, not to mention some seriously swish facilities. The inventory even includes discreet resort-style wellness lodges, where guests can reside in total serenity as they complete tailored treatment programs.
Harbour House
Rosewood Hong Kong offers beautiful views from most vantage points, but the best are reserved for occupants of the 57th-floor Harbour House suite, with its outdoor pool and manicured wraparound gardens providing the most striking outdoor aerie.
Inside, you’ll find Loro Piana wool fabric on the walls, and everything you need to host an intimate gathering, including a dedicated bar, dining space, private kitchen and personal butler service. There’s also an in-suite gym, office space and a library, meaning you can take care of day-to-day living without ever having to leave your sky-high sanctuary. Combine with the Garden House to create an expansive five-bedroom abode.
The Murray, Hong Kong
A masterpiece of modern luxury, The Murray, Hong Kong is a striking architectural feat in the heart of Central. Housed in a landmark building reimagined by Foster + Partners, the hotel blends sleek sophistication with thoughtful heritage touches.
Its high-ceilinged rooms and suites feature expansive windows that frame stunning city and garden views, while its rooftop restaurant, The serene spa and indoor pool provide a tranquil escape from the urban buzz. With impeccable service and a prime location near Hong Kong Park, The Murray is an elegant retreat in the city’s vibrant core.
Murray Suite
The Murray’s eponymous suite lives up to its billing with views of the financial district, 1,000-thread count bed linens and an expansive master bathroom clad in Calacatta marble. The living room is full of refined designer furniture and dining space for eight.
However, it’s the bathroom that strikes the loudest chord with us. A circular marble sink sits in the center of the room, overhung by a giant mirror that almost looks like a portal to another dimension. The freestanding bathtub is strategically placed next to the (frosted) window to ensure you enjoy the views when you’re at your most relaxed.
The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong
One of the highest hotels in the world, The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong gives new meaning to sky-high living from its perch on floors 102 to 118 of Kowloon’s International Commerce Centre. Upon walking into the glossy lobby, you’re welcomed by dramatic panoramic views of Hong Kong from double-height, floor-to-ceiling windows.
Hotel newcomers will be keen to explore some of its other superlatives, including the rooftop Ozone Bar, one of the highest bars in the world, and the two-Michelin-starred Tin Lung Heen restaurant.
The Ritz-Carlton Suite
The Ritz-Carlton Suite is situated on the 117th floor, making it one of the highest hotel suites in the world. The one-bedroom suite has 270-degree views over Victoria Harbour and the city skyline and is the most extraordinary viewing point in the whole of Hong Kong.
The room is designed for entertaining with a dining area, a spacious living room with mirrored ceilings, Chinese artwork and decor, and oversized crystal chandeliers. Guests have access to a chauffeur for the duration of their stay, along with personal butler service.
Grand Hyatt Hong Kong
Situated on Hong Kong Island, facing the world-famous Victoria Harbour, Grand Hyatt Hong Kong offers a sophisticated luxury experience with stunning harborside views. The hotel features spacious rooms, a variety of dining options and a rejuvenating spa.
Grand Hyatt Hong Kong is home to a 50-meter heated swimming pool, located on the 11th floor, offering spectacular views of the Central skyline. Guests can relax on the poolside sun loungers while enjoying the hotel’s wide array of refreshments.
Boasting numerous dining options, Grand Hyatt Steakhouse is renowned as one of the best steakhouses in Hong Kong, offering prime cuts of beef from the US, UK and Japan. For a more local experience, One Harbour Road evokes old-time splendor, decorated in the style of a 1930s Taipan’s mansion, and serves authentic Cantonese cuisine, refined by Executive Chinese Chef Chan Hon-cheong.
For an after-dinner tipple, the hotel’s Champagne Bar offers an extensive collection of boutique Champagnes and a selection of creative Champagne-based cocktails. For a sweet treat, the hotel is home to its very own Chocolatier, specializing in premium, handcrafted chocolates and pralines.
Top Suite: Presidential Suite
An elegant suite with incredible views over Victoria Harbour and the Hong Kong skyline, Grand Hyatt’s Presidential Suite is one of the city’s highest – and grandest – accommodations. With a grand piano and spacious living areas, it’s the perfect setting for a sophisticated event.
When your guests depart, head to the marble bathroom and relax in your freestanding deep-soaking tub, perfectly positioned next to the window for awe-inspiring views. And you needn’t even draw the bath yourself, as a dedicated suite butler is on hand 24 hours a day to take care of every whim.
The St. Regis, Hong Kong
The St. Regis Hong Kong has 129 guest rooms, including 17 suites, all designed by renowned interior designer André Fu. The hotel combines classic elegance paired and a modern sensibility appealing to discerning world travelers.
Expect a distinct Asian sensibility, artisanal details, wood flooring, sumptuous textiles, a muted color palette and expansive windows in each room. Of course, dedicated butler service, of which the hotel is so revered for, is available at the hotel per St. Regis tradition. Around-the-clock service continues here with room check-in, packing and unpacking, beverage service and garment pressing, to name a few.
1 Bedroom Presidential Suite
The One-Bedroom Presidential Suite is The St. Regis Hong Kong’s top key. Occupying one of the hotel’s upper floors, the suite offers those all-important views of Victoria Harbour through floor-to-ceiling windows. Inside you’ll find bespoke furnishings designed by Andre Fu, curated artwork, and marble accents, all serving to coat you in understated luxury.
A spacious living and dining area, serviced by the hotel’s signature 24-hour butler service, is perfect for intimate gatherings. The master bedroom features an en-suite bathroom with a standalone soaking tub, while a private study and walk-in wardrobe complete this refined urban retreat.
Fullerton Ocean Park
Fullerton Ocean Park is a luxurious seaside resort offering direct access to Hong Kong’s famous Ocean Park. The hotel features spacious rooms and suites with beautiful views of the ocean, a variety of dining options and a family-friendly atmosphere. Guests can enjoy easy access to the Ocean Park attractions, relax at the spa, or explore the surrounding nature.
Top Suite: The Penthouse Pool Suite
With stunning sea views and a private pool, the Penthouse Pool Suite is up there with Hong Kong’s most entertaining accommodations. Enjoy a floating breakfast in the morning and sundowner cocktails in the evening, all on your private alfresco terrace.
Located in the corner of Level 16 of the West Tower, this suite is all about entertaining with sizable dining areas both inside and out. The views are just as spectacular indoors as well, with floor-to-ceiling windows keeping you connected with Hong Kong’s lesser-known natural beauty.
Bringing the family? You can extend the suite to two bedrooms by connecting a neighboring Deluxe Oceanfront Room.
