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Hotels
Take a break in luxury at one of Hong Kong’s top hotels
Grand Hyatt Hong Kong
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With a 50 metre outdoor swimming pool, Grand Hyatt Hong Kong offers guests a resort experience in the heart of the city. The hotel is also home to poolside alfresco restaurant, The Grill which offers lunch, brunch and dinner options.
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Rosewood
Taking home the Hong Kong Living award for Hotel of the Year two years running, Rosewood Hong Kong is known for its unparalleled service, stunning harbour views and luxurious guest rooms. The hotel is also home to a fitness studio, infinity pool and eight restaurants.
rosewoodhotels.com
The Ritz Carlton
Celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, The Ritz Carlton Hong Kong offers a stunning birds eye view of Hong Kong’s skyline starting from the 103 floor. The hotel is also home to Ozone, one of the world’s highest bars.
ritzcarlton.com
The Pier
Situated in the quiet town of Sai Kung, The Pier hotel first opened its doors in 2018 and has grown in popularity since the pandemic. With 40 guest rooms overlooking Hebe Haven Yacht Club, the hotel is in close proximity to beaches and water sporting activities.
thepierhotel.com.hk
Hotel Icon
As the teaching and research hotel for the School of Hotel and Tourism Management, Hotel Icon offers impeccable service. Located in Kowloon the hotel overlooks Victoria Harbour and is in close proximity to many of Hong Kong’s famous markets.
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The Peninsula
The Peninsula first opened its doors in 1928 stands as a leader in luxury hospitality. It is well-known for its fleet of green Rolls-Royces and offers helicopter tours of the city to add a thrilling touch to your stay. peninsula.com
Tai O Heritage Hotel
Established in 1902 as a police station, the Tai O Heritage Hotel is located in a fishing village on Lantau Island. Built under British rule, the seaview hotel has a colonial-style facade with modern rooms, natural light, brick fireplaces and a quaint charm that comes with its chic decor.
taioheritagehotel.com
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