Located in the International Finance Centre complex, Four Seasons Hong Kong is a stylish hotel in the heart of the Central Business District. This culinary and wellness destination offers phenomenal views over Victoria Harbour, the city, Kowloon, and Victoria Peak.
The spacious rooms and suites have windows overlooking the Victoria Harbour or The Peak. Guests can opt for Western or contemporary Chinese style décor, all featuring marble bathrooms and cutting-edge technology.
There are five restaurants, including the Michelin 2-star Caprice serving innovative French cuisine, and the Lung King Heen, the only Michelin 3-star Chinese restaurant in the world. In the evening, sample fine wines and cheeses in Caprice Bar, or savor a cocktail with a view at Blue Bar.
The art, culture, and entertainment of Hong Kong are within easy reach of the hotel, but the outdoor infinity pool and exquisite spa can tempt guests to stay close to home.
Four Seasons Hong Kong Information
Location & Getting There
Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong enjoys a prime location on Hong Kong Island, in the heart of the central district. Hong Kong International Airport is 30 minutes by car.
Accommodation
Since every one of the 399 guestrooms and suites at the hotel features sublime décor, exquisite furnishings, and wall-to-wall windows with captivating views, it may be difficult to choose, but rest assured, every room delivers the same outstanding level of luxury and comfort, as well as signature Four Seasons service.
Spacious layouts feature state-of-the-art technology, silk-paneled walls, marble foyers and bathrooms, and sumptuous furnishings that invite you to sink in and relax. Contemporary Chinese gold leaf and ink paintings balance tradition with the modern convenience of flatscreen TVs, DVD players, and iPod docks. Marble en suite bathrooms include deep soaker tubs, separate walk-in rain showers, and exclusive products specially formulated in Paris for Four Seasons. In short, guestrooms are a haven of luxury and respite, providing the perfect place to relax after a long day.
Activities
From traveling executives to vacationing families, Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong offers an array of activities for everyone. Start by reducing stress, and finding harmony in a tai chi class at the gym. Unwind with a sumptuous massage, then take a dip in the infinity-edge pool with panoramic views over the harbor. Finish your day with the chef’s menu at the Michelin-starred Lung King Heen restaurant, a delight for all five senses.
Beyond the doors of the hotel, the business and cultural capital of Hong Kong is full of treasures waiting to be explored. Visit one of Hong Kong's many vibrant street markets teeming with colorful local souvenirs. Wander the streets of SoHo, filled with trendy restaurants and pubs. Ride the longest outdoor escalator system, or break a sweat with a climb to the top of Big Buddha for a breathtaking view.
Children
Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong is brimming with fun activities for families with children.
The spacious rooms and suites have picture windows overlooking the harbor or peak. Guests can opt for Western or contemporary Chinese style décor, all featuring marble bathrooms and cutting-edge technology. This is a first-class property with views to match – make sure you catch the panorama of the city from the top of the hotel.
AUTHENTICITYWe won't take you to the usual tourist traps, instead we'll introduce you to people that show you the true side of a country. With our contacts in each destination, we can arrange for you to meet locals away from the crowds and ensure an authentic experience.
EXPERTISEYou can rely on our extensive first-hand knowledge and years of experience in the country you’re visiting. We use only the best expert guides, and provide insider tips on the local customs, and everything from vibrant festivals to hidden Himalayan monasteries
PERSONAL SERVICEYour vacation will be as unique as you are. By getting to know you and what makes you tick, we fuse our wealth of expertise and a deep understanding of our destinations to create unique day by day itineraries that are built around you.
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