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The Peninsula Hong Kong

Hong Kong • Tsim Sha Tsui • OVER THE TOP

avg. $715 / night

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PB hotel design editorial

Few hotels anywhere carry the accumulated weight of a city's history quite like the building at the southern tip of Kowloon Peninsula, where Salisbury Road meets Victoria Harbour. When The Peninsula Hong Kong opened in 1928, designed in a neoclassical style that planted European institutional grandeur firmly on Chinese soil, it was immediately dubbed the finest hotel east of Suez — a designation it has spent nearly a century quietly earning. The 1994 addition of a 30-storey tower by Rocco Design Architects doubled the room count to 300 and gave the property its current silhouette: the original cream-coloured Beaux-Arts wings framing a fountain courtyard, the modern tower rising behind in a composition that, from street level at dusk, achieves an unlikely coherence. The interiors thread a similarly careful line between Eastern and Western registers. Guestrooms finished in ivory and warm taupe carry dark-lacquered furniture with Ming-influenced proportions, ink-wash cherry blossom motifs brushed across the walls in a gesture that avoids pastiche by staying close to abstraction. Floor-to-ceiling harbour-facing windows pull Victoria Harbour directly into the room. Higher in the tower, the rooftop pool sits beneath a retractable glass ceiling, white marble columns carved with classical figures flanking a mosaic-tiled pool that frames the Hong Kong Island skyline with an almost theatrical precision. The dining rooms on the lower floors, dressed in limestone flooring, painted pilasters, and woven rattan seating, maintain the property's characteristic ease — formal enough to command attention, light enough to breathe.

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In December 1928, a legend of Asian hospitality was born – The Peninsula Hong Kong opened its doors. The hotel has an elegant and meticulously crafted design, and is considered a leader of the East defining luxury hospitality. Heralding elements of personalisation, the rooms accent simplicity and elegance with an aesthetic that melds the distinctive design touches and high-tech extras present in today’s luxury excursions. Extensive facilities include a 12,000-square-foot Peninsula Spa, eight award-winning restaurants and bars, a Roman-style swimming pool, and a Shopping Arcade consisting of international and local luxury brands. The Peninsula Hong Kong offers luxury transportation options, from a fleet of fourteen Rolls-Royce limousines to a customised helicopter, providing the ultimate in speed and style for our guests.

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Internet

Free Internet

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Free Wifi

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The Peninsula Hong Kong Reviews

2,506 reviews

"I returned to this historical property for 11 nights after 3 years, beginning with 2 nights in the Courtyard Suite before moving to the Harbour View Suite in the new wing. I loved the Courtyard Suite; although it didn’t offer much of a view, all the amenities were in very good condition. The housekeeping team was exceptional, and the airport transfer service was equally impressive, aligning with their reputation as the "Grand Dame of the Far East." The spa service was also excellent. However, the breakfast experience was a bit disappointing. The arrangements were chaotic, and I didn’t enjoy breakfast at the Verandah. On some mornings, hotel guests had to wait up to 20 minutes in line. It was clear that the service staff were struggling to meet everyone's needs, and asking them to maintain a smile seemed like a challenge. As a result, the atmosphere in the restaurant felt tense, which led me to skip breakfast on a couple of mornings. Checking out on Sunday afternoon felt like waiting outside the entrance to a football match. Fortunately, I was able to check out on a weekday well before the checkout time. During that process, I was unexpectedly greeted by a fantastic front desk staff member, Hannah, who gave me a truly professional and memorable farewell. If I return to the Peninsula, she would definitely be one of the reasons."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 21, 2026

"We are sad to leave this poor review after receiving 1 star service in The Peninsula Hong Kong, a supposedly 5 star hotel brand. Bad services include: 1. The assistant event manager went MIA on our wedding day 2. The assigned butler also went MIA except for a brief 45 minutes period 3. The butler did not help the bride with her gown train 4. Lack of seating plan as arranged by the host 5. No staff notified us when guests arrived in the banquet hall 6. Forgot to play background music during reception 7. Played the wrong video during lunch banquet 8. The staff who played the wrong video told us verbatim he was "faked" by the assistant event manager 9. Delay in between courses causing overrun 10. Guests raised comments on a slight bitter taste on the suckling pig skin 11. The captain even asked us to sign a bill when we were greeting guests waiting for the delayed event to start The bad services above have been fully investigated and acknowledged by The Peninsula Hong Kong and they sent us an apology letter taking full responsibility afterwards but this does nothing to erase the bitter taste it left on our special day ... Actually, the apology letter signed by their Director of Events, Vindy Lui, also contained a glaring error — stating the bill presentation was “handled properly” when it should have been “improperly” — showing how little care went into the apology itself. We have stayed in The Peninsula Hong Kong and visited their restaurants on separate occasions. The live band and food at Gaddi's are particularly good. The spa is on the pricey side but the treatment makes it worth it. If only their service staff for Chinese banquets, as well as the event management personnel, were not such a huge dropoff in terms of service standards, and did not have such an outdated service culture lagging behind other 5 star hotel brands in Hong Kong. We are truly disappointed!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 13, 2026

"We stayed at the hotel for 2 weeks in a harbor view room in the tower building. From pick up at the airport to our return departure drop off, the hotel provides beyond and above 5 star service. The rooms were always nicely made everyday with abundant towels and supplies. Premium tea was offered in the room. All housecleaning requests were delivered in 5 minutes. We have an early arrival and we’re given a room to relax and shower until our room is ready. Daily breakfast has a good variety between Asian and western dishes. Special thanks to Alice at the front desk to promptly make all the necessary arrangements and her attentive service. We will definitely stay at this hotel in our future visits to Hong Kong."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 08, 2026

"Fabulous hotel. Just over the road from the Avenue of Stars. Our room was huge, all the facilities that you would expect from a 5 star hotel. Nothing was too much bother for the staff, the service level is out of this world, as are the food and drinks."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 29, 2026

"I booked via Fine Hotels & Resort & they honored my complimentary upgrade, breakfast for 2 & late checkout. The stay was beautiful. The staff is very helpful and nice. The bathroom was very spacious (I liked the shower) and the room was elegant. The hallway with the plenty of closet and drawers made it more relaxing. The work desk and separate vanity was also nice and I did use the work desk to take my zoom calls etc and it was helpful to feel I had a tidy space to do calls from. I enjoyed swimming in the pool almost everyday which was such a nice experience, always someone on duty for safety & the outdoor patio has to be the best view of the harbour (see pics) - anyone who gets to swim in an indoor pool with that view is lucky! I also used the spa facilities (hot tub, steam room) There’s also an awesome bar and restaurant on the top of the hotel which is so sexy and elegant for food and breathtaking views! The espresso machine is great. Only critique is room service is extremely expensive even with someone with an extra budget but I was encouraged to use with the FHR credit : i did have an issue with one dish (I’m the one with the pad Thai issue) but they understood and really went out of their way to resolve it and took it off my bill. I would recommend taking a re-evaluation on the pricing it’s even almost double the pricing of Beverly Hills location. I really like the convenient access to the ferry! I also loved the fresh expensive floral arrangements everyday!! Thanks everyone for a great stay. This review is a little late (don’t want the photos to go to waste) but I already recommended your hotel to a few people since! I will return!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 25, 2026

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