About this hotel
General information
Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong occupies a 45-storey tower in the IFC complex in Central, on Hong Kong Island, directly above Victoria Harbour. Covered links run into IFC Mall and the railway station, so the business district, galleries and waterfront begin at the door. Interiors pair a contemporary restraint with details drawn from traditional Chinese architecture – wood- and silk-panelled walls, natural tones, modern art – while picture windows frame the harbour, Kowloon and Victoria Peak.
There are 399 rooms, 54 of them suites. The hotel is best known for its dining: the French Caprice, the Cantonese Lung King Heen, the Italian Noi and two Japanese counters all share one roof. The sixth floor holds two outdoor harbour-view pools and a spa with 17 treatment rooms, and the 45th floor the Executive Club lounge. Two harbour-view ballrooms host banquets and weddings.
Location
The address is 8 Finance Street in Central, at the heart of the financial district. The hotel connects directly to Hong Kong Station, where the Airport Express reaches Hong Kong International Airport (40 km) in 24 minutes; by car the drive takes about 45 minutes. On request, guests are met at the air bridge and escorted through immigration and baggage reclaim to a waiting limousine. Central MTR station is a five-minute walk, the Star Ferry pier four minutes on foot and Victoria Peak 14 minutes by car; valet parking is available.
Spa
The Spa, on the sixth floor, has 17 treatment rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows over Victoria Harbour and the skyline, plus private suites for couples. Its thermal area combines a soft sauna and a Finnish sauna, an amethyst-crystal steam room, cool-mist showers, ice fountains and indoor mosaic vitality pools. The signature ritual, created with Biologique Recherche, opens with a neck, shoulder and scalp massage and moves into a tailored facial. The menu also covers Ayurveda with Shirodhara, pre- and postnatal care, Ignae treatments, red-light therapy, meditation, singing-bowl and gong sound sessions, and a nail bar.
Sports & leisure
The fitness centre has cardio and weight equipment facing the harbour, with personal trainers on hand. Morning tai chi and qigong sessions with a resident master take place above the water, private yoga can be booked, and there is a dedicated lap pool. The concierge arranges city outings: a street-food walk through dim sum, egg waffles and wonton noodles, the cable car to the Big Buddha and a fishing village on Lantau Island, the art galleries of old Hong Kong, a feng shui introduction at local temples, and an evening harbour sail aboard a wooden junk.
For children
Young guests have their own programme of in-room activities, cultural workshops, cooking classes, arts and crafts, and seasonal events. A play tent can be set up in the room on request, and babysitting can be arranged. The outdoor pool has a shallow area for little ones.
Restaurants & bars
Restaurants, bars and a café under one roof, plus round-the-clock in-room dining.
- Caprice – contemporary French cooking with global accents and an extensive wine list, in a chinoiserie-inspired room
- Caprice Bar – intimate wine bar with French cheeses beside Caprice
- Lung King Heen – Cantonese cuisine, seafood and dim sum
- Noi – Italian omakase built on seasonal produce, fish and shellfish
- Japanese sushi restaurant – Edomae omakase with seafood selected each morning at Tokyo's Toyosu Market
- Teppanyaki · Tempura Shun – tempura and teppanyaki omakase at a ten-seat counter
- ARGO – cocktail bar with a collection of rare spirits
- The Lounge – international and local dishes from breakfast to evening beside the lobby's glass atrium
- Gallery – living-room café serving a breakfast buffet, lunch, afternoon tea and its own coffee menu
- Pool Terrace – light meals, smoothies and frozen cocktails by the pool, overlooking the harbour
Swimming
Two open-air pools on the sixth floor look over Victoria Harbour, open daily from 6 am to 9 pm. The main pool is a free-form infinity pool, heated year-round, with underwater music and a shallow area for children; beside it are a lap pool, a hot whirlpool and a cold plunge pool. The terrace has loungers and Wi-Fi.
Rooms
The hotel has 399 rooms – 345 guest rooms and 54 suites – with floor-to-ceiling windows, contemporary interiors with Asian accents and views of Victoria Harbour, Kowloon or the Peak. Executive rooms and all suites include the Executive Club on the 45th floor, with breakfast and afternoon tea buffets, a light evening supper, express check-in and garment pressing.
Marble bathroom, Four Seasons bed with a choice of mattress topper and six pillow types, Frederic Malle toiletries (Acqua di Parma in the top suites), bathrobes and slippers, a 65–75-inch smart TV, portable Bose speaker, Nespresso machine, kettle, safe, minibar, complimentary premium Wi-Fi and twice-daily housekeeping.
Premier Peak-View Room
Room on floors 36–43 overlooking Victoria Peak and the city, with a king or two double beds, a work-dining table and a chaise longue. Sleeps three adults, or two adults and a child.
Deluxe Harbour-View Room
Room on floors 9–35 facing Victoria Harbour and Kowloon, with wood- and silk-panelled walls and a king, two double or two twin beds. Sleeps three adults (two with twin beds).
Deluxe Peak-View Room
Room on floors 9–35 with city views, Chinese-inspired motifs, a king or two double beds and a chaise longue. Sleeps three adults, or two adults and a child.
Superior Harbour-View Room
Room on floors 9–43 with harbour views, high ceilings, a king bed and a marble bathroom with walk-in rain shower. For two adults; no extra beds.
Executive Harbour-View Room
Room on the upper floors, 36–43, with high ceilings, large windows onto the harbour, a king or two double beds and Executive Club access. Sleeps three adults, or two adults and a child.
Superior Harbour-View Suite
Corner suite, one per floor, with 180-degree views of the harbour and Kowloon, a living area, a king bedroom with walk-in wardrobe, a guest powder room and club access for two. Sleeps three adults, or two adults and a child.
Premier Harbour-View Suite
Suite on floors 25–41 with a separate bedroom (king or two doubles), living room, dining table for four, walk-in wardrobe and powder room; harbour and Kowloon views and club access. Sleeps three adults, or two adults and a child.
Chairman Suite
Suite on floors 37–41 with its own living and dining rooms, a bar counter and pantry with fridge and induction hob, and a king bedroom facing the harbour; club access. Sleeps three adults, or two adults and a child.
Family Suite
Corner suite with two king bedrooms, two marble bathrooms, a guest powder room and a generous lounge over the harbour and Kowloon; club access for up to five. Sleeps five adults, or two adults and three children.
Two-Bedroom Chairman Suite
Suite with two bedrooms (two kings, or a king and two doubles), two bathrooms, a harbour-view living room, dining room, bar counter and pantry; club access for up to five. Sleeps five adults, or two adults and three children.
Imperial Suite
Suite on the 42nd floor with 180-degree views of the harbour and Kowloon, a dining room for eight, a study, silk-panelled walls and a king bedroom; club access. Sleeps three adults, or two adults and a child.
Presidential Suite
Suite on the 43rd floor with a grand foyer, a dining room for ten, a sitting room, a study, a king bedroom and a bathtub overlooking the harbour; club access. Sleeps three adults, or two adults and a child.
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