About this hotel
General information
Rosewood Hong Kong is conceived as a vertical estate: a tall tower on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, part of the Victoria Dockside complex, with some of the largest windows in the city. They frame Victoria Harbour, the towers of Hong Kong Island, the streets of Kowloon and the hills beyond. The hotel has 413 rooms and suites, plus 186 residences for longer stays.
Art and food set the tone. There is a collection of its own, toured with specialists, eleven restaurants and bars, the Asaya spa and an infinity pool above the harbour. BluHouse, the Italian restaurant, gives a share of its revenue to training and employment programmes in the surrounding neighbourhood. Suite and club guests have the Manor Club on the 40th floor with its team of butlers, while the hotel’s cultural ambassadors show guests a less obvious side of the city.
Location
The hotel stands on the Victoria Harbour waterfront in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, at 18 Salisbury Road, with a direct link to an MTR station. Hong Kong International Airport is about 35 minutes by car; the hotel arranges chauffeured transfers by Jaguar XJ, Range Rover or Toyota Alphard. West Kowloon high-speed rail station is around 10 minutes’ drive.
Spa
Asaya Spa by Guerlain blends traditional massage techniques with a scientific approach and uses products from the Parisian house of Guerlain; each visit starts with a consultation. The relaxation area has a sauna, a steam room and a vitality pool. Signature treatments include a radiance facial with jade stones and silk, and a ritual whose movements echo the strokes of a calligraphy brush. A hair and scalp salon sits alongside, and on the seventh floor the Asaya Lodge suites each have a private treatment room.
Sports & leisure
The 24-hour fitness centre is complemented by group classes, yoga – including evening sessions by moonlight – and mindfulness practice; the 25-metre outdoor infinity pool is on the sixth floor.
The hotel runs private tours of its art collection, introductions to Chinese ink painting and calligraphy with an artist, porcelain plate-painting workshops, cocktail classes at DarkSide and wine tastings. It also arranges private visits to the M+ museum of visual culture and the Hong Kong Palace Museum, and its cultural ambassadors lead walks through the city and plan tailored itineraries.
Restaurants & bars
Eleven restaurants and bars reflect the range of Hong Kong’s food culture:
- The Legacy House — refined Cantonese cooking from Guangdong province, overlooking Victoria Harbour
- Marmo Bistro — French classics in a relaxed neighbourhood-bistro setting
- BluHouse — Italian: pasta, pizza, pastries, gelato and coffee in a sunlit dining room
- CHAAT — Indian cooking inspired by street food and home-style dishes
- Bayfare Social — Spanish dishes, tapas and paella, with a harbour-view terrace
- HENRY — a grill with wood-fired ovens and a charcoal grill: dry-aged meats, house terrines and sausages
- Holt’s Café — Hong Kong and international comfort food in the spirit of the city’s traditional cafés, with a tea shop in the Tea Conservatory
- The Butterfly Room — afternoon tea salon
- Butterfly Patisserie — chocolates, cakes and seasonal sweets to take away
- DarkSide — rare aged rums, whiskies and calvados, cocktails, cigars and live jazz
Private dining rooms are available, and in-room dining runs around the clock.
Swimming
The main Asaya pool is a 25-metre outdoor infinity pool on the sixth floor, looking over Victoria Harbour; loungers are first come, first served. The spa has a separate vitality pool.
Rooms
The 53 m² rooms occupy floors 24 to 40 and differ mainly in outlook – the harbour, Wan Chai across the water, or Kowloon and its hills; club rooms come with Manor Club access. Suites add a guest cloakroom, a personal bar and butler service, and the largest reach up to the 63rd floor.
Rooms have Wi-Fi, a 55-inch television, a Nespresso machine and tea, a minibar, a pillow menu, a walk-in closet, a marble bathroom with a freestanding tub, twin showers and twin basins, a separate WC, bathrobes, a hairdryer and evening turndown.
Kowloon Peak View Room
A room on floors 24–40 with a king or two twin beds and views over Kowloon’s streets and hills; sleeps up to three.
Harbour View Room
A light-filled room looking over the harbour from the Kowloon side, with a king or two twin beds and a marble bathroom; sleeps up to three.
Premier Harbour View Room
A room on floors 24–36 facing the western harbour, with a walk-in closet and a king or two twin beds; sleeps up to three.
Grand Harbour View Room
A room on floors 25–36 with a panorama of the harbour and Wan Chai opposite, and a king or two twin beds; sleeps up to three.
Club Premier Harbour View Room
A western-harbour-view room with a king or two twin beds and Manor Club access; sleeps up to three.
Club Grand Harbour View Room
A room on floors 25–40 with harbour and Wan Chai views, a king or two twin beds and Manor Club access; sleeps up to three.
Club Grand Harbour Balcony Room
A 24th-floor room with a private terrace over the harbour, a king bed and Manor Club access; sleeps up to three.
Kowloon Peak View Suite
A suite with a living room, a king or two twin beds, a guest WC and views of Kowloon and the hills; butler service and Manor Club access, up to three guests.
Kowloon Bay View Suite
A suite with a living room, a king bedroom, a personal bar and harbour views; butler service and Manor Club access, up to three guests.
Deluxe Harbour Suite
A suite on floors 38–39 with wide views of the western harbour, a living room and a king bedroom; butler service and Manor Club, up to three guests.
Harbour Corner Suite
A corner suite looking across the harbour towards Kowloon and Wan Chai, with a living room, a king bedroom and a guest bathroom; up to three guests.
Grand Harbour Corner Suite
A corner suite with a panorama of the harbour and Wan Chai, a generous living room and a king bedroom; butler service and Manor Club, up to three guests.
Grand Harbour Balcony Suite
A 24th-floor corner suite with a private terrace over the harbour, a living room and a king bedroom; butler service and Manor Club, up to three guests.
Asaya Lodge
A wellness suite on the seventh floor with garden views, a king bed, its own spa treatment room and a wellness bar; up to two guests.
Manor Suite
A 40th-floor suite with harbour and Wan Chai views, a living room, a small wine cellar and a freeform tub; butler service and Manor Club, up to three guests.
Two Bedroom Suite
A suite on floors 58–63 with two bedrooms (king and twin), two bathrooms and views of the harbour and Kowloon’s hills; 24-hour butler, up to five guests.
Three-Bedroom Suite
A suite on floors 61–63 with three bedrooms (two kings and a twin), three bathrooms and sweeping harbour views; 24-hour butler, up to seven guests.
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