The 6 Most Luxurious Hotel Suites in Hong Kong
An international culinary and financial hub, Hong Kong attracts some of the world’s most discerning travelers. That could explain why all the luxury-hotel heavy hitters, from the Intercontinental to Ritz Carlton, have a presence here, each with suites that top the last in amenities, square footage, and panoramic views (skyscraper-lined Victoria Harbor is one of the most iconic cityscapes in the world). We found the six most luxurious suites you can book in the former British colony, ready and waiting for your reservation.
Photo: Courtesy of Hullett House1/6The Tung O Suite at Hullett House
Set in a 19th century colonial-style building that formerly housed the Marine Police Headquarters, the Tung O features a view of Canton Road, known as the Rodeo Drive of Hong Kong. The rooms have a black and gold aesthetic, with lacquer black furniture, black curtains, and resplendent gold bathroom fixtures. From $2,000/night; hulletthouse.com
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Photo: Courtesy of The Peninsula Hotels2/6The Peninsula Suite at The Peninsula Hong Kong
Lounge on the antique Biedermeier sofa in the suite and admire the Lasvit Bohemian glass chandelier. There’s a sense of highly considered, boundary pushing extravagance at the Peninsula, making it a longtime favorite of locals and visitors alike. From $16,500/night; peninsula.com
Photo: Courtesy of Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong3/6The Mandarin Suite at Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong
Double height ceilings make the 3,000 square foot suite feel even larger than it is, and the little touches bring the suite over the top: handcrafted furniture pieces and accents, Acqua di Parma bath amenities, and Bang & Olufsen audio systems. From $8,700/night; mandarinoriental.com
Photo: Michael Weber4/6The Penthouse at The Upper House
Clean, spare lines dominate the design of the Penthouse at The Upper House. Smaller than the rest (at just under 2,000 square feet), this two-bedroom space may also be Hong Kong’s most modern and minimalist suite—the Jil Sander dress of hotel rooms. From $4,500; upperhouse.com
Photo: Chris Cypert5/6The Ritz Carlton Suite at Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong
With 270-degree views on the 117th floor, the Ritz Carlton Suite would be jaw-dropping even if it didn’t have a 42-inch television, full marble bathrooms, and 400 thread count sheets. Throw in Rolls Royce chauffeur service during your stay as well as two-person in-suite daily massages, and the place truly feels like opulence epitomized. From $20,000/night; ritzcarlton.com
Photo: Courtesy of Four Seasons6/6The Presidential Suite at Four Seasons Hong Kong
The 43rd-floor luxury suite includes a butler and grand piano, with views of Victoria Harbor from the top of the hotel. There’s also separate private study for those who (unfortunately) have to work. From $8,300/night; fourseasons.com
