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1. The Peninsula Hong Kong
Hong Kong's grande dame, opened on Salisbury Road in 1928, famous for afternoon tea in The Lobby, its green Rolls-Royce fleet and the Philippe Starck-designed Felix.
View details — The Peninsula Hong KongWhere you stay in Hong Kong shapes your trip. Tsim Sha Tsui, on the Kowloon side, has harbour views, museums and the Star Ferry, and it is home to The Peninsula, which opened in 1928, and Rosewood Hong Kong, ranked first in The World's 50 Best Hotels in 2025. The Salisbury, run by the YMCA, offers a central location on the same road at a lower price. Hotel ICON in Tsim Sha Tsui East is a design-led teaching hotel run by the Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
On Hong Kong Island, Central and Admiralty are the most convenient bases for first-time visitors, close to the Peak Tram, ferries and many of the best restaurants and bars. Mandarin Oriental has been a landmark on Connaught Road since 1963, and The Upper House offers a quieter, residential style of luxury above Pacific Place. Wan Chai and Tin Hau are good for boutique options, such as The Fleming, inspired by the Star Ferry, and the minimalist Tuve. Rooms in Hong Kong are generally small and prices high, so book early for holidays and major events, and compare room sizes carefully.
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Hong Kong's grande dame, opened on Salisbury Road in 1928, famous for afternoon tea in The Lobby, its green Rolls-Royce fleet and the Philippe Starck-designed Felix.
View details — The Peninsula Hong KongHotel
A harbourfront luxury hotel in Victoria Dockside, opened in 2019 and named the world's best hotel by The World's 50 Best Hotels in 2025.
View details — Rosewood Hong KongHotel
Central's classic luxury hotel, opened in 1963 on Connaught Road, home to the Captain's Bar, the Cantonese restaurant Man Wah and a well-known spa.
View details — Mandarin Oriental, Hong KongHotel
A calm, residential-style luxury hotel designed by André Fu on the upper floors of Pacific Place in Admiralty, with 117 rooms and a top-ten World's 50 Best Hotels ranking.
View details — The Upper HouseHotel
A design-led hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui East run by the Hong Kong Polytechnic University as a teaching hotel, with a Patrick Blanc green wall and a Michelin Key.
View details — Hotel ICONHotel
A 66-room Wan Chai boutique hotel whose bottle-green and brass interiors are inspired by the Star Ferry, with the coastal Italian restaurant Osteria Marzia downstairs.
View details — The FlemingHotel
A minimalist 66-room design hotel in Tin Hau, behind an anonymous facade, with concrete, stone and metal interiors and Le Labo bathroom products.
View details — TuveHotel
A long-standing YMCA hotel on Salisbury Road in Tsim Sha Tsui with 372 rooms and suites, indoor pools and a climbing wall, close to the harbourfront.
View details — The Salisbury – YMCA of Hong Kong