St Regis Hong Kong

Imparting an iconic outline to the Kowloon skyscape, the luxurious Ritz-Carlton towers over Victoria Harbour.

Each of the hotel’s 312 rooms feature panoramic views from huge windows, 400-thread count linens and feather pillows, flat-screen TVs with Blu-ray DVD players, an iPod dock, and a Nespresso machine. There’s also five restaurants to choose from, two of which have been awarded Michelin Stars. Enjoy the innovative Italian menu at Tosca and authentic Cantonese cuisine at Tin Lung Heen.

You’ll also find the highest bar in the world here, Ozone, offering refreshing beverages, tapas, and incredible views. When your not indulging in a pampering massage at the spa or taking a dip in the indoor pool, venture outside and you’ll find that you’re perfectly places for shopping with the Tsim Sha Tsui shopping arcade only a ten-minute taxi ride away.

Hotel Icon is a breath of fresh air amongst the rather detached nature of Hong Kong’s towering cityscape. For one it has some serious eco-credentials and a design built around a sophisticated ‘naturalness’, all in all giving it a youthful and affirming personality.

Mixing contemporary flair and innovation with “green” principles and ecological designs, the hotel has more imagination than most. Expect sculpted wooden furniture, vertical gardens and cutting edge artistic installations.

All of its suites are elegant, spacious, coming either with a city or harbour view, and well equipped with all the expected luxury features; Wi-Fi, large flat screen televisions, and walk-in closets.

Even dining here feels like a more local affair with the ‘Green’ café, ‘the Market’ deli-style eatery and then the cutting edge ‘Above & Beyond’ fine dining restaurant on the 28th floor. Don’t forget to venture up to the Panorama Bar for a cocktail with a serious view.

As is characteristic of the Mandarin Oriental brand, the dazzling levels of luxury and service are reassuringly upheld at their Hong Kong property. Each room and suite is designed with comfort and elegance in mind, with unbelievably comfortable beds, opulent bathrooms and jaw-dropping views.

Overlooking Victoria Harbour and out to Kowloon, some of the guestrooms at the luxurious Mandarin Oriental boast such vistas as the dazzling city lights at night, to boats pulling in to the bustling harbour as you awaken. The approachable and courteous staff here are happy to help in any way possible, and being home to no less than ten restaurants and bars, the Mandarin Oriental is just as renowned for its dining as it is for its superb service.

Air conditioned walkways connect the lavish hotel to some of the city’s best shopping and business spots, while all of the major attractions are close by. The flagship accommodation’s perfectly central location and impeccable service not only makes this a desirable place to stay, but an icon in the hotel industry too.

Commanding spectacular views over Victoria Harbour from its prime, central location the Four Seasons further delivers with its first class luxury and service standards.

The rooms are styled around either a sleek Western design or with a contemporary Chinese aesthetic but both offer vistas over the Hong Kong cityscape. There are a range of suites and rooms to suit all and come with the vast range of comforts and amenities you would expect from the Four Seasons.

Eat in-house at the two three-Michelin-star restaurants; Lung King Heen, serving authentic Cantonese food and Caprice, featuring the finest French haute cuisine.