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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 KongPlaces to stay, from budget guesthouses and boutique hotels to large international properties, grouped by area and style.
8 places · Updated October 27, 2026
Our top 3 hotels in Hong Kong
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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