About this hotel
General information
The Peninsula Hong Kong has stood on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront since 1928 and remains one of the city’s defining addresses. The original building, with its forecourt, fountain and line of green Rolls-Royces at the door, is joined by the later Peninsula Tower, whose upper floors look across Victoria Harbour to the skyline of Hong Kong Island. Inside, the mood is classical and composed – high ceilings, marble, hints of Art Deco – while the technology in the rooms stays discreetly in the background.
The hotel is known for blending Eastern and Western hospitality and for its own fleet of Rolls-Royce Phantoms and Bentley Bentaygas in signature green, with twin helipads for transfers and sightseeing flights. Nine restaurants and bars range from Cantonese cooking at Spring Moon and French classics at Gaddi’s to Felix on the 28th floor, alongside a 14-room spa, a Roman-style pool and a shopping arcade of jewellery and fashion boutiques.
Location
The hotel sits in Tsim Sha Tsui, at the tip of the Kowloon peninsula overlooking Victoria Harbour. The Star Ferry pier and Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station are within a 10-minute walk. For Hong Kong International Airport the hotel arranges transfers in its own Rolls-Royces, Bentleys or Toyota Alphard MPVs; taxis, buses and the Airport Express train are alternatives, and the hotel’s own helipads serve helicopter arrivals.
Spa
The Peninsula Spa occupies the 7th floor, with 14 treatment rooms in warm marble and weathered wood – six of them facing Victoria Harbour – and a couples’ spa suite with a large harbour-view whirlpool bath that works as a private spa within the spa. Men’s and women’s relaxation rooms, hammam-style steam rooms, saunas and aromatherapy experience showers are open to all spa guests. Therapists use Margy’s Monte Carlo and Voya; signatures include The Peninsula Facial by Margy’s, a 90-minute lifting facial, and the Organic Ocean Journey, a seaweed-based head-to-toe ritual with facial and scalp massage and stretching.
Sports & leisure
The 24-hour fitness centre on the 7th floor has Life Fitness equipment, an open-air terrace over Victoria Harbour and personal trainers; the changing rooms add whirlpools, cold plunge pools, saunas and steam rooms. A wellness series covers singing-bowl sessions, morning circuit training and self-care stretching. The hotel’s Culinary Academy runs private classes: dim sum followed by lunch at Spring Moon (ages 12 and over), pastry and chocolate in the Chocolate Room, a French workshop in the Gaddi’s kitchen and classic cocktails. The car fleet is available with a chauffeur for exploring the city, helicopter sightseeing flights leave from the hotel’s helipads, and the hotel’s shopping arcade gathers jewellery, watch and fashion houses.
For children
The hotel’s Culinary Academy offers a family cooking class for children and adults that ends with a pastry tasting; each child is accompanied by an adult.
Restaurants & bars
Nine restaurants and bars cover Cantonese, French, Japanese and Swiss cooking, afternoon tea and live jazz; breakfast and all-day dishes are also served by the pool, and in-room dining runs around the clock.
- Spring Moon – classic Cantonese cuisine and dim sum in a room with Art Deco stained glass
- Gaddi’s – refined French cuisine, with a chef’s table in the kitchen
- The Lobby – the hotel’s storied lobby, serving international dishes through the day and traditional English afternoon tea
- Felix – contemporary European cuisine and cocktails on the 28th floor with views over Victoria Harbour, DJs on Friday and Saturday nights and a private room for up to 12
- Chesa – Swiss Alpine cooking in a mountain-chalet setting
- The Verandah – continental dining from breakfast to dinner
- Imasa – Japanese cuisine
- The Bar – an intimate mahogany-panelled bar on the 1st floor with a baby grand piano, a whisky collection and live jazz (guests 18 and over)
- The Peninsula Boutique & Café – a café with the hotel’s own sweets and gifts
Swimming
The heated indoor pool on the 8th floor is set in a classical Roman-style hall, with floor-to-ceiling windows framing the Hong Kong skyline. It is open daily from 6 am to 9.30 pm, with breakfast and an all-day menu served poolside.
Rooms
Rooms and suites are split between the original building (floors 2–6), facing the lively Kowloon streets or the forecourt and its fountain, and The Peninsula Tower (floors 17–27), looking over the city or Victoria Harbour. Check-in is possible from 6 am and check-out until 10 pm.
Every room has Quagliotti Egyptian-cotton linen, Mühldorfer down duvets and pillows, bedside and desk tablets controlling lighting, temperature and other room settings (also from a smartphone), a 24-hour digital concierge, free high-speed Wi-Fi, an entertainment system, a marble bathroom with bathtub and separate shower, signature bath amenities, a daily fruit basket and digital newspapers.
Deluxe Room
A high-ceilinged room in the original building (floors 2–6) with large windows over the Kowloon streets and boutiques below; king or twin beds. Up to 3 guests.
Deluxe Courtyard Room
A room in the original building overlooking the forecourt, its fountain and the parked Rolls-Royces, with embroidered silk cushions, touchscreen controls and a marble bathroom with tub and shower. King or twin beds, up to 3 guests.
Grand Deluxe Room
A room on the upper floors of The Peninsula Tower (17–27) facing the Kowloon cityscape, with yacht-inspired interiors and steamer-trunk drawer handles. King or twin beds, up to 3 guests.
Grand Deluxe Harbour View Room
A tower room (floors 17–27) with a full view of Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong Island, creamy fabrics, black lacquer accents and a marble bathroom. King or twin beds, up to 3 guests.
Superior Suite
A city-view suite in the original building with separate bedroom and living room, high ceilings, chandeliers, burl-wood cabinetry and a work desk. King or twin beds, up to 3 guests.
Superior Courtyard Suite
The same bedroom-and-living-room layout in the original building, facing the hotel forecourt, with high ceilings, Art Deco touches and silk textiles. King or twin beds, up to 3 guests.
Deluxe Suite
A generous suite in the original building looking towards the Hong Kong Cultural Centre, with a large living room, dining area for six, separate bedroom and marble bathroom. King or twin beds, up to 4 guests.
Superior Harbour View Suite
A tower suite (floors 17–21) facing Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong Island, with bedroom, living room with work desk and telescope, and details in lacquer, burl wood and Chinese silk. King or twin beds, up to 4 adults.
Deluxe Harbour View Suite
A tower suite with huge harbour-facing windows, a living room with decorative fireplace and L-shaped sofa, a bedroom with its own sitting area and telescope, a walk-in dressing room and a marble bathroom with a pedestal whirlpool tub by the window. King or twin beds, up to 4 adults.
Grand Deluxe Harbour View Suite
The largest one-bedroom suite: a high corner suite in the tower with a private foyer, panoramic views of Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong Island, a fireplace, walk-in dressing room and marble bathroom with whirlpool tub. King or twin beds, up to 4 adults.
Two-Bedroom Signature Suite
The hotel’s former presidential suite on the 6th floor of the original building, with an entertaining room, dining area, kitchen and two bedrooms each with a marble bathroom; wood panelling, antiques and views of the forecourt and part of the harbour. Includes a round-trip Rolls-Royce Phantom transfer; up to 3 guests.
The Peninsula Suite
A 26th-floor tower suite with a private landscaped terrace over Victoria Harbour, a double-height living room with grand piano, a 10-seat dining room, kitchen, screening room, private gym and a master suite with whirlpool bath and steam shower. Includes a round-trip Rolls-Royce Phantom transfer; up to 3 guests.
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