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Conrad Hong Kong
Located 61 stories above Pacific Place, Conrad Hong Kong offers a luxurious home base for travellers to the city in the business district, with a multitude of high-tech amenities and award-winning dining options within walking distance. Enjoy views of Victoria Harbour, the city skyline or Victoria Peak from the comfort...
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Eaton HK
Somewhere between a design hotel, social enterprise, and creatives' clubhouse, Eaton HK is an experience that stands out from the city's usual glut of international 'cut & paste' accommodations. What exactly do we mean? For starters, the property is located on the Kowloon Peninsula -- sandwiched between the frenetic, neon-washed...
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Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong
The first inevitable compliment that needs to be levelled at Four Seasons Hong Kong is its location. Part of local developer Sun Hung Kai's massive IFC development, Four Seasons boasts direct access to the Airport Express train as well as various hotspots throughout Central, making it a shoe-in for well-heeled...
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Grand Hyatt Hong Kong
Since opening in 1989, the Grand Hyatt Hong Kong has gone on to become an indelible part of the landscape along Victoria Harbour. Adjacent to the HKCEC, it has long been the check-in of choice for guests doing business in the city, and for well-heeled families who prize convenience and...
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Island Shangri-La
With 565 guest rooms, 8 award-winning dining venues and an enviable location atop Pacific Place, there's something to satisfy every kind of guest at the Island Shangri-La. Kerry Group's flagship property has long been a favourite amongst all corners of Hong Kong society (on any given day, it's not uncommon...
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Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong
Hongkongers are, as a general rule, a deeply opinionated bunch -- split on everything from politics to the location of Hong Kong's best bing sutt -- but if there's one thing everybody agrees on it's that Mandarin Oriental -- built in 1963 as The Mandarin -- is as legendary as the city itself....
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Rosewood Hong Kong
In a region where ultra-luxe hotels are hoisted as regularly as typhoon signals, it takes a truly groundbreaking opening to capture the public's attention. Enter Rosewood Hong Kong: part of New World's shimmering multi-use development at Victoria Dockside, seven years in the making. The eponymous hotel group's Asian flagship towers...
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The Landmark Mandarin Oriental
In stark contrast to its storied Connaught Road sibling, The Landmark Mandarin Oriental is the hotel of choice for creatives, fashion insiders and digital glitterati who are visiting Hong Kong. An unmistakably spa-like atmosphere -- courtesy of internationally renowned interior designer Joyce Wang -- reinforces the property's boutique trappings, as...
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The Murray, Hong Kong, A Niccolo Hotel
Situated on Cotton Tree Drive, The Murray Hong Kong stands on former government offices built in 1969, but was redesigned as a hotel by Foster+Partners in 2018. The hotel is an urban sanctuary within one of the city’s busiest districts, with 336 suites and guest rooms across 25 floors catering...
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The Peninsula Hong Kong
Very few hotels conjure up Hong Kong's halcyon days -- junks on the open water, Tiffany chandeliers, Noble House glam -- quite so dramatically as The Peninsula. Opened in 1928 by members of the Kadoorie family, the hotel has since become an unassailable part of Hong Kong pop culture (visitors flock...
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The St. Regis Hong Kong
At The St. Regis Hong Kong, the brand's signature Beaux-Arts DNA is reinterpreted for the 21st century through the eyes of local architect André Fu. Set in the heart of Wan Chai, a stone's throw from Victoria Harbour, the newest House of Astor (which opened its doors in mid-2019) is...
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The Upper House
Situated at the heart of upscale Queensway, The Upper House is the crown jewel in Swire Hotels' burgeoning portfolio of East Asian luxury hotels. Originally intended as a complex of serviced apartments, it boasts far and away some of the loftiest guests' quarters in space-deficient Hong Kong. Every square...
