Hong Kong

4 hip hotels in Hong Kong

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  1. Four Seasons, Hong Kong

    Hong Kong, Hong Kong

    It doesn’t have one pool, it has two, one infinity edge, one lap pool, both with underwater music and both on the roof with one of the best views of Hong Kong. Instead of the usual cocktail by the pool, at the Four Seasons there is a Pool Terrace alongside, providing light meals with the same spectacular views. The gym is equally impressive, with an extraordinary view of Hong Kong’s famous harbour from every machine

    And then there is the shopping. The Four Seasons is connected to the International Finance Centre, the most upmarket and exclusive mall in Hong Kong, where the likes of Dolce & Gabbana, Bvlgari and Loro Piana to name but a few all have their stores.

    To make your mark as a hotel in a town like this you don’t need to impress, you need to dazzle. And that’s exactly what the Four Seasons does.

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    • Four Seasons redefines luxury and excellence in a city renowned for exceptional accommodation.
    • Four Seasons redefines luxury and excellence in a city renowned for exceptional accommodation.

    Prices:

    From £1105pp in Low Season (Jan-Feb) / From £1179pp in High Season (Apr-Jun)

  2. Hotel LKF

    Hong Kong, Hong Kong

    LKF is the popular abbreviation of Lan Kwai Fong, the hottest, busiest and most club-infested area in Hong Kong. This is party central for HK. The only thing that was lacking in this neighbourhood was a hotel. Hotel LKF fits the bill perfectly.

    The best part of Hotel LKF is on the roof, where they have built a very sexy and inviting duplex bar and restaurant complex. The bar is dark, glamorous and plush, and then an architecturally imposing winding staircase takes you up into a huge double-height massive volume space with extraordinary views of the city below that functions as Hotel LKF’s restaurant. Unlike Hong Kong’s big hotels, Hotel LKF only has one bar and one restaurant, but when you have one like this why would you need another?

    The style of LKF is like the area: hip, contemporary, with a bit of edge.

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    • The style of Hotel LKF is like the area Lan Kwai Fong: hip, contemporary, with a bit of edge, and a significant step away from the brand name dominated culture of Hong Kong.
    • The style of Hotel LKF is like the area Lan Kwai Fong: hip, contemporary, with a bit of edge, and a significant step away from the brand name dominated culture of Hong Kong.
    • The rooms can compete in comfort and luxury with most of the better-known chain hotels. The look is pared down and minimal, like a sophisticated city apartment with a Zen twist.
    • Azure Restaurant Slash Bar is a very sexy and inviting duplex bar and restaurant complex on the roof, which was awarded one of the “Best Restaurant” by Hong Kong Tatler.
    • Unlike Hong Kong’s big hotels, Hotel LKF only has one bar and one restaurant, but when you have one like this why would you need another?

    Prices:

    From £989pp in Low Season (Jan-Feb) / From £1239pp in High Season (Sep-Nov)

  3. JIA Hong Kong

    Hong Kong, Hong Kong

    In Mandarin, ‘Jia’ means home and the JIA was originally designed by Philippe Starck for long-term residents so even the smallest rooms are apartment style. JIA gives you a real city pad in the thick of one of the world’s most exciting cities.

    JIA could not be more Hong Kong. Located in the heart of Causeway Bay, the most concentrated shopping strip on the island, JIA is surrounded by more neon, more people and more frenetic bee-like activity than in the busiest street scene of a futuristic sci-fi film. Nearby Times Square offers the world's largest collection of theme restaurants under one roof: if you want a swap from traditional Szechuan to fusion Japanese, for example, just take the escalator to the next floor.

    "The real triumph of JIA is the design by Philippe Starck - I've never come across space that has been so carefully and cleverly utilized".

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    • In Mandarin, ‘JIA’ means home. The name is intended to be taken literally, as in the place where you live.
    • In Mandarin, ‘JIA’ means home. The name is intended to be taken literally, as in the place where you live.
    • JIA was designed with a home with facilities you would find in an apartment
    • Enjoy a drink or bite to eat Al Fresco on the terrace
    • JIA could not be more Hong Kong. Located in the heart of Causeway Bay, the most concentrated shopping strip on the island.

    Prices:

    From £909pp in Low Season (Jan-Mar) / From £1105pp in High Season (Jun-Aug)

  4. Luxe Manor

    Hong Kong, Hong Kong

    To understand what The Luxe Manor is, it’s easier to list what it’s not: it is not a business hotel, this is not where you meet clients in the lobby because the lobby is more like an Art Gallery. The Luxe Manor is quirky and fun. The rooms are funky, fresh and unexpected, and stylish in a surreal way. They are equipped with faux fireplaces, and the beds are so large you can sleep sideways. But aside from the rooms, one of its draw cards is definitely its location - situated bang in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, the real retail heart of Hong Kong.

    Located on the Kowloon side, Tsim Sha Tsui is packed with little shirt makers, tailors, watch shops and more - it is definitely not the shopping mall experience of the main island. It’s a fantastically fun place to shop. Tsim Sha Tsui is the real Hong Kong.

    The Luxe Manor is quirky and fun.

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    • Cool and quirky, a bit rococo, the hotel succeeds by outstanding from the usual black, beige and gold signature of luxury business hotels.
    • Cool and quirky, a bit rococo, the hotel succeeds by outstanding from the usual black, beige and gold signature of luxury business hotels.
    • The most stylish rooms in the far east, but they are unquestionably luxurious, lavishly comfortable and surprisingly functional.
    • The extension of the surreal world where you may find contrast of Heaven & Hell, Modern & Traditions.
    • The only place in this surreal hotel which is unexpectedly high end. A sophisticated menu in a creatively informal atmosphere.

    Prices:

    From £929pp in Low Season (Jun-Jul) / From £992pp in High Season (Oct-Nov)

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