Where to stay in Hong Kong
The Peninsula, Four Seasons, Rosewood — the grande dames and the newcomers.
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Marco Polo Hongkong Hotel's Cucina pairs with Korean skincare brand THE WHOO for a limited afternoon tea, HK$588 for two, through 30 September.
A new 366-room hotel in Tseung Kwan O with family rooms and a rooftop Italian — the brand's first in 44 years.
From the Disneyland Hotel to a beachfront resort — six family hotels with pools, kids' clubs and MTR tips.
Wake up to Victoria Harbour — six hotels for the skyline view, from the Regent to Rosewood, with rates and MTR.
Sky-high infinity pools and summer day passes from around HK$250 — the Ritz-Carlton, W, Fullerton Ocean Park and more.
From the closest 5-star tower to a smart Kowloon City value pick — the best hotels for a night at Kai Tak Sports Park.
Harbour-view pools, a pineapple-bun sundae and a Traditional Chinese Medicine spa ritual — inside the hotel's summer 2026 programme.
A rooftop infinity pool, sea-view rooms and summer watersports on the Sai Kung shoreline — Hong Kong's most resort-like stay.
Central's reimagined icon is back — a mansion-inspired redesign, 109 rooms and seven Michelin stars under one roof.
Swim, sun and spa for a day without a room — six of the city's best hotel pools you can visit on a day pass.
The Peninsula, Four Seasons, Rosewood — the grande dames and the newcomers.
Design-forward, personality-rich and far more interesting than the big brands.
Five reliable, well-located hostels and budget hotels — from Sham Shui Po to Wan Chai.
The city's best hotel experiences for when you need a break without leaving.
The properties that opened this year — from international debuts to local reinventions.
Central, Tsim Sha Tsui, Wan Chai — the pros and cons of each base.