Best Luxury Hotels in Hong Kong
The Peninsula Hong Kong, Four Seasons Hong Kong, Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, Rosewood Hong Kong, The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong, Regent Hong Kong, The Upper House, W Hong Kong, and Kerry Hotel Hong Kong. Rosewood Hong Kong topping global best-hotel rankings in recent years is proof this harbour still produces addresses that matter well beyond Asia, and the competition around it runs unusually deep for one city. We weigh the harbour view itself, since a Kowloon-side room facing the island beats almost anything else in the room, the afternoon tea and bar scene, and how a hotel handles a typhoon signal without the stay falling apart. This is the Hong Kong building alone.
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A 393-room contemporary hotel rising from West Kowloon's Cullinan II tower, known for the 76th-floor rooftop pool and a design that makes luxury feel approachable and social rather than formal.
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A 45-storey glass tower in Central with world-class harbour views, four Michelin-starred restaurants holding eight stars between them, and a full-service spa overlooking Victoria Harbour and the Peak.
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A stacked hotel occupying floors 106 to 118 of the International Commerce Centre, the world's highest five-star property at 490 meters above ground. Every room faces Victoria Harbour; service and dining echo across thirteen floors of height.
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A 65-story vertical estate designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox, opening in 2019 at the tip of Kowloon Peninsula with soaring harbor views and named the world's best hotel in 2025. Minimal suites and fine dining across eleven venues.
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A colonial-era icon on the Kowloon waterfront since 1928, known for its sweeping harbour views, Michelin-starred French fine dining, and iconic 14-room spa overlooking the Hong Kong skyline.
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A 546-room waterfront resort on Hung Hom Bay designed by André Fu, with red brick heritage architecture, five restaurants, and the largest hotel event facilities in the city.
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The flagship property that founded the Mandarin Oriental group, opened in 1963 as Hong Kong's tallest building, with Michelin-starred Cantonese dining, a legendary spa with heritage treatments, and a position on the Central waterfront that defined luxury in the city.
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A legendary property originally opened in 1980, rebranded to InterContinental from 2001 to 2023, now restored to its original Regent name and brand after a complete renovation. A building with a documented place in Hong Kong's hospitality history.
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A 117-room contemporary boutique hotel perched on the top floors of Pacific Place in Admiralty, where minimalist design and personalized wellness programs replace the usual five-star theater.