Stay at Four Seasons Hong Kong in Destinations

Stay 

The Four Seasons Hong Kong features 399 guest rooms including 54 suites. Rooms come in two sleek and modern styles: luxurious Western-inspired design or elegant Chinese-inspired one. Deluxe Rooms are spacious (45 sqm) and comfortable with high ceilings and have views of the city or waterfront. Premier rooms are the same size but on higher floors. Suites are larger and have separate sitting rooms. All have spacious bathrooms with quality toiletries and all the mod-cons.

ChildCare 

Families with children are welcome to stay at the Four Seasons hotels. The hotel has interconnecting rooms with child-size bathrobes and complimentary milk and cookies at bedtime, while restaurants have children’s menus. Babysitting service can be arranged, upon request. 

Dine 

There are four dining options and two bars at the Four Seasons Hong Kong. The Caprice restaurant, is the Michelin-starred French restaurant overseen by French-born chef who gets many ingredients flown in daily from France. Even starrier is the exquisite Cantonese seafood and dim sum served at Executive Chef Chan Yan Tak’s renowned Lung King Heen, the world’s first Chinese restaurant to earn the coveted Michelin three-star rating.

Relax 

Outside the comfort of the guest rooms, the Four Seasons Hong Kong has four of the city’s best pools, complete with under-water music and uninterrupted views of the Victoria Harbour. In addition, there is a Spa specialising in ultimate pampering and includes 17 treatment rooms, a floatation tank, pedicure lounge and an indoor vitality pool. Physical enthusiasts can attend Tai Chi classes and workout in the well-equipped gymnasium with a view. 

Experience 

The concierge at the Four Seasons Hong Kong hotel can arrange private guided tours of the city. Alternatively, take the Central Mid-Levels (the world’s longest) escalator and head up the hill where you can visit Hollywood Road, known for its art galleries and antique shops. Later, take the 120-year-old funicular railway up Victoria Peak. Also visit Ocean Park, home to resident giant pandas and a ferry to Tsim Sha Tsui in Kowloon to visit the Museum of History and the Science Museum.