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Island Shangri-La, Hong Kong

Hong Kong • Admiralty • SPLURGE

avg. $311 / night

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At the heart of Hong Kong's Pacific Place development, where Admiralty's financial towers converge above the city's underground transit arteries, a curved 56-storey tower completed in 1991 rises with a profile that distinguishes itself through sheer verticality and massing. Island Shangri-La Hong Kong was conceived as the anchor of Cesar Pelli's masterplan for the Swire Properties complex, its elliptical curtain-wall facade stepping back from the podium in a gesture that simultaneously addresses the harbour and the park. The tower holds 565 rooms across its upper floors, and at its heart hangs the Great Lobby Atrium — a soaring interior space clad with what is reputedly the largest Chinese silk painting in the world, a 16-storey work depicting mountainous landscapes of southern China. The interiors carry the considered formality of late-colonial Hong Kong luxury, updated through subsequent renovations that introduced chinoiserie wall panels — visible in the harbour-view rooms as hand-painted tropical murals in muted blues and greens — alongside crystal chandeliers, dark-stained timber millwork with brass detailing, and tufted leather headboards set against sage-green padded walls. The outdoor pool terrace, framed by mature trees and with I.M. Pei's Bank of China Tower cutting a diamond geometry into the skyline behind, anchors the property at mid-tower. The bar interior deploys cobalt Murano-style pendant lanterns, lacquered dark wood, damask wallcovering, and curved plasterwork soffits in a vocabulary that draws equally from Shanghai Art Deco and classic Cantonese club tradition.

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Island Shangri-La, Hong Kong is an elegant urban sanctuary located in the heart of the city. With 544 spacious rooms and suites, it offers breathtaking views of the Peak and Victoria Harbour. The hotel features the Ultimate Family Retreat, an entire floor dedicated to luxurious themed rooms and suites designed for families. Guests can indulge in a variety of culinary experiences at eight award-winning restaurants and bars, including Michelin-starred Restaurant Petrus and Summer Palace, along with the new Ming Pavilion offering contemporary Hokkien cuisine. The hotel also boasts YUN WELLNESS, An Urban Oasis, featuring a spa, outdoor swimming pool, and a modern gym.

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Island Shangri-La, Hong Kong Reviews

4,671 reviews

"We stayed at Island Shangri-La during Chinese New Year and honestly, I wouldn’t recommend Hong Kong during that time. It’s crowded, hectic, and not the easiest with kids. But I will say this; I would come back to this hotel any time of the year, without hesitation. If you’re traveling with kids, the Family Room experience is absolutely worth it. But what really makes this place special isn’t just the room or the facilities; it’s the people. As a parent, sometimes you make a big effort financially to give your kids a special experience, and you wonder if it will truly be worth it. Or you worry that if you’re not in the “top tier,” you’ll be treated differently. Here, that simply doesn’t happen. Every guest is treated with the same level of care, respect, and attention; like you truly belong. There were so many small, genuine moments that made a difference. The way the staff spoke to our daughters, the little surprises, the warmth that never felt forced. At one point, my daughter was given a Bluey balloon just for her (her favorite character even though Bluey is not even in streaming platforms in HK) and that tiny gesture became one of her favorite memories of the trip. We also stayed at the Disney Hong Kong Hotel and while it’s fine (its still Disney) for the theme and location, the level of human warmth and genuine care at the Island Shangri-La is on a completely different level. A very special thank you to Gigi! she went above and beyond for us, even on her day off. Without her, our experience would not have been the same. So yes; maybe avoid Hong Kong during Chinese New Year. But Island Shangri-La? I would recommend it, anytime."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 17, 2026

"This hotel is a home away from home. The staff are very helpful and friendly. The room is spacious and very clean. The food at the Horizon Lounge are very good with lots of choices. The location is very convenient as it is above the Pacific Place."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 16, 2026

"We had a wonderful stay at the Island Shangri-La, Hong Kong with our two young kids. The hotel is very family-friendly and the family floor was a big highlight for our daughter. The service was excellent throughout our stay. Everyone was incredibly warm and attentive, and Joy, Ella and Cathy in particular made us feel very welcome. The location is also great for families. Hong Kong Park is right across the street and our kids loved seeing all the turtles there. Overall a fantastic stay and we would gladly return on our next visit to Hong Kong."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 15, 2026

"We recently celebrated our daughter’s 3rd birthday at the Shangri-La Hotel in Hong Kong, and it was truly unforgettable. We arrived on an early morning flight, traveling with a newly turned three-year-old, and Joy Drilon kindly arranged for us to access our room early so we could rest. That gesture alone meant so much to our family. On my daughter’s birthday, Joy went above and beyond. She prepared a beautiful birthday cake featuring my daughter’s favorite princess, Elsa, along with Elsa balloons, a lovely Shangri-La teddy bear Tony and Chef Sam, and even a framed family photo to commemorate the occasion. Every detail was thoughtful and heartfelt. Seeing the joy on my daughter’s face made the entire experience priceless. We are deeply grateful for the warmth, care, and genuine hospitality shown to our family. Thank you for making her 3rd birthday so magical and memorable. If you are traveling with children, I would highly recommend staying on the 45th floor at Island Shangri-La, Hong Kong. The experience felt especially thoughtful and family-friendly, making our daughter’s birthday celebration even more special."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 03, 2026

"My room wasn’t ready when I arrived at 2pm, despite my Amex booking guaranting a 12pm check-in. -I had to wait an hour until the standard check-in time and there wasn’t enough seating, so I had to sit at a chair in the elevator area. -The porter service was underwhelming. No one guided me to check-in at arrival and I had to ask them to take my luggage. No one even held the door open. Most of them were just standing. -While I was sitting in a chair in front of an elevator, the attendant kept vaccuming and the wires hit my foot. -The receptionist service was underwhelming, I expected more. I had to move to another desk and the entire experience was confusing -At around 2.40pm, I received a call telling me my room is ready. But the tone of the call was inpatient and impolite. -The room was the biggest dissappointment. It was barely cleaned, bed barely made up and had a strong smell of mold, despite being newly renovated. The view was awful. It was neither harbour view nor mountain but looked out to an office building. It was also on a low floor but I had specifically asked for a high floor. There was a dehumidifier running at full speed, the lights were all dim when I entered for some reason. The room was very cold. This was awful especially since I was very tired getting here. -I called Amex and asked them to get involved. Later, the hotel called and said they have a harbour view room for me on a higher floor but it won’t be ready until 5/6pm. -The new room was exactly the same, but had better views and no smell -The food from in room dining was decent but expensive -The only thing about the room that I liked was the shower and bathtub space and the marble used at the entrance. Otherwise I would prefer the non renovated rooms with their classic chandeliers. The new design made the rooms smaller -The new Johns Masters toiletries were inferior to the old ones -When I left the porter was slow to get my taxi’s doors"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 26, 2026

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