One of the world’s busiest and most significant financial centres, Hong Kong is an unmistakable metropolis where Eastern and Western worlds collide. From traditional Cantonese cultural attractions to sleek rooftop bars atop the city’s skyscraper-peppered skyline, explore our insider’s guide for everything you need to know about travelling to Hong Kong.
When to Travel
Hong Kong’s summer season is characterised by regular bouts of rain and lasts from late May to mid-September, with temperatures averaging in the low 30’s. In contrast, December to February sees a cooler, drier climate, but larger crowds.
Where to Stay
The Landmark Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, situated in the heart of the city’s bustling business and fashion districts, offers convenient access to landmarks and attractions while standing out as an idyllic respite against the high energy of Hong Kong. Spacious guest suites come equipped with features to fulfill the needs and desires of business and leisure travellers alike: state-of-the-art technology, spa-inspired bathrooms, and a sleek, urban design, to name a few.
The Rosewood Hong Kong, soaring over Victoria Harbour, is a new centre of gravity on the Kowloon waterfront; the crown jewel of the Victoria Dockside arts and design district. On passing the gate and traversing the cobblestoned drive, the urban din falls away, revealing lush topiary and a serene forecourt that commands the harbour. A warm welcome heralds a stay of unparalleled comfort and distinctive hospitality.
The Upper House, starting on the 38th level of Hong Kong’s iconic Pacific Place complex, is sure to elevate every traveller’s experience of the city. Above and away from the busy world of shopping and entertainment venues, this innovative hotel offers an intimate escape from which to admire it all. Enjoy stunning harbour or island panoramic views from expansive windows in every guest room, unwind with an in-room spa treatment, or immerse yourself in the lavish works of Asia’s leading contemporary artists — either way, a night’s stay is sure to leave you feeling revitalized and recharged for both business and play.
The Langham, Hong Kong epitomises timeless European elegance and is located in the heart of vibrant Kowloon. Situated next to Canton Road in the Tsim Sha Tsui district, the hotel is surrounded by the luxury flagship stores of the world’s most famous designer labels and mere minutes away from the historic Star Ferry with glittering Victoria Harbour as its backdrop. Discerning guests are welcomed with a bespoke design incorporating fine fabrics and silk drapes where no detail has been overlooked, as well as innovative amenities and sincere service that create unique guest experiences with supreme comfort and convenience.
Where to Eat & Drink
What Not to Miss
Experience the everlasting influence of the British colonies on Hong Kong with afternoon tea at afternoon tea at The Peninsula Hotel, served daily from 2:00pm-6:00pm.
Hong Kong offers visitors one of the most iconic skylines, opportunity to savour some of the most sumptuous international cuisine, and the island is a lush, protected paradise where colourful traditions thrive in harmony with nature.
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