The Peninsula Hotel

The Hong Kong Peninsula has a long history having opened in 1928. Extensive renovation and the addition of the Peninsula Tower in 1994 have also made The Peninsula one of Hong Kong's classic hotels.

Among the most spacious hotels, The Peninsula Hotel in Hong Kong is a marvelous spectacle that will dazzle the most demanding traveler. Your experience at the Peninsula will be marked with a sense of opulence, simplicity and the highest level of comfort. Opulence, simplicity and comfort are hard to combine but this is exactly what you will experience at the Peninsula.

It is true that this hotel is one of the best first class and five-star hotels in Hong Kong. Featuring a luxurious and stylish ambience, the hotel will mesmerise every bit of you.

The Peninsula Hong Kong has been renowned as one of the world's finest hotels. For over seven decades since the early twenties, the so called "Grande Dame of the Far East" still is a model that marks five-star accommodation and service, being a trend-setter to worldwide five-star hotel standards. A mix of Oriental warmth and Western flair gives guests an unparalleled feeling of luxury and style.

The Peninsula Hong Kong offers the ultimate in luxury accommodations with the most spacious hotel rooms and suites in Hong Kong. Each one of the hotel's opulent guest rooms is comfortable and stylish and equipped with advanced technology for the convenience of hotel guests - underlined, of course, by the world-famous Peninsula service.

Hotel Rooms

Among the most spacious in Hong Kong, all rooms and suites in The Peninsula Hong Kong are furnished to the very highest standards of luxury, blending classical European elegance with subtle oriental influences.

Rooms are designed not only for their comfort and style, but also for maximum convenience, including advanced technology. Guests have a choice of rooms and suites in either the grand, historic Original Building or the more contemporary floors of The Peninsula Tower, with commanding views of the harbor and the city.

There are several room types:

The Superior Room room offers a classical feel with its high ceilings and rich decor.

Deluxe rooms are spacious and are located in the original building, offering a classical feel with its high ceilings and rich decor.

Deluxe Courtyard Rooms, in addition to the classical feel evoked by its high ceilings and rich decor, overlooks the hotel's grand fountain forecourt. These rooms are at the original building of the hotel.

The Grand Deluxe Kowloon View Room is located in The Peninsula Tower. It is well lit by natural lighting and offers panoramic views of the city of Kowloon, the Lion Rock Peak, and surrounding mountain range.

All Grand Deluxe Harbor View rooms are in The Peninsula Tower and offer unobstructed views of the harbor, the world-famous Victoria Peak, and an unrivaled panorama of the Hong Kong skyline.

The Superior Suite has a separate sitting area and bedroom, which feature high ceilings and classical decor throughout. The sitting area is arranged thoughtfully with couches, work desk, and a small, round dining table, suitable for family use or casual meetings.

The Deluxe Suite has a spacious separate sitting, dining, and bedroom area, featuring high ceilings and classical decor throughout. The sitting area is thoughtfully arranged with couches, work desk, and a large, rectangular dining table suitable for small meetings of up to six. This suite is also equipped with a guest powder room for guests' and visitors' convenience.

Located in The Peninsula Tower, the Superior Harbor View Suite has a separate sitting area and bedroom; both areas offer spectacular harbor views. The suite features a walk-in luggage area with direct access from the suite entrance, thoughtfully designed to enhance privacy for the bedroom area.

All Deluxe Harbor View Suites have separate sitting and bedroom areas. Located in the corner of The Peninsula Tower, both areas offer spectacular views of the harbor and the Hong Kong skyline, especially from the bedroom where the corner floor-to-ceiling windows offer a 270-degree panoramic view. The suite is designed with two entrances for maximum privacy and convenience: a main entrance, as well as a second entrance that leads into the walk-in luggage storage area.

All Grand Deluxe Harbor View Suites have separate sitting, dining, and bedroom areas. The rectangular dining table comfortably seats six for personal dinners or casual business meetings. Located in the corner of The Peninsula Tower, all of the areas offer spectacular views of the harbor and the Hong Kong skyline, especially the bedroom, which has corner floor-to-ceiling windows offering a 270-degree panoramic view.

The Marco Polo Suite is elegance on a grand scale, with high ceilings, classical East-West decor and furnishings - and priceless antiques. It has played host to many international celebrities over the years. A grand, arched entry hall leads in, passing the master and guest bedroom, to the spacious sitting and separate dining area. The suite is also equipped with a Butler's pantry.

The Garden Suite is one of the most exclusive suites in the world. Located on the rooftop of the Original Building, it has an expansive garden terrace which offers stunning views of Victoria Harbor. The terrace is equipped with a fully retractable sunroof, as well as an outdoor jacuzzi. This unique suite is also ideal for hosting dinners for up to 60 guests or exclusive cocktail parties. Designed for VIPs and celebrities, it has its own private elevator access.

The pinnacle of luxury, The Peninsula Suite features a sweeping, high duplex ceiling and a private balcony with full panoramic views of Victoria Harbor and Hong Kong Island. It has two separate sitting areas, a conference room, mini-gym, private office, full harbor-view bathroom, three private washrooms, and a guest washroom - as well as two separate dressing areas and a fully equipped kitchen and Butler's pantry.

Cuisine

Restaurants and bars at The Peninsula Hong Kong are among the most exclusive and most elegant in Hong Kong. High tea at The Lobby is a Hong Kong institution, while Gaddi's is Hong Kong's most elegant dining experience, and the Philippe Starck-designed Felix is the most chic and stylish rendezvous in town (reservations essential). For a little colonial nostalgia, try The Verandah, or for among the best authentic Cantonese food in town, Spring Moon.

Gaddi's is a Hong Kong institution, which has long been regarded as one of the finest and most elegant restaurants in Hong Kong. Its chandeliers and blue and gold tones create a gracious backdrop for exemplary service, gourmet French cuisine, and a magnificent wine list, while the private dining room provides an excellent venue for special occasions.

Created by world-famous avant-garde designer Philippe Starck, Felix sits on the 28th floor of The Peninsula Tower and is Hong Kong's most glamorous dining experience. Expect inventive Pacific Rim cuisine, exhilarating interiors and lighting - plus the most incredible sweeping views of the harbor and Hong Kong's skyline; great for people-watching too. The small, space-age Felix Bar also draws a glamorous crowd any time from happy hour to after hours.

In 1998, The Peninsula's authentic Cantonese restaurant was transformed to a rich replica of how the original would have been in 1928, when The Peninsula opened. Stained glass, dark teak paneling and flooring, art deco features, and Frank Lloyd-Wright highlights combine to give a period feel to the restaurant. A tea counter with over 25 selected Chinese teas and professionally trained tea masters in attendance add to the dining experience. Several exclusive dining rooms, situated on two levels, are ideal for private functions.

The Chesa is a cozy and intimate restaurant styled after a Swiss alpine chalet, and its menu comprises authentic Swiss regional specialties including, of course, fondue. The gourmet menu also features an extensive list of Swiss wines. Three-course set lunches are served daily.

Imasa is a stylish, contemporary-designed Japanese restaurant, which serves traditional Japanese cuisine, including shabu shabu, sukiyaki, sashimi, and stone-grill favorites prepared at your table. The restaurant also features two private dining rooms. Set menus and full kaiseki meals are available on request.

The Verandah, with its arched, sea-facing windows and whirring wooden ceiling fans, offers a relaxed, tropical setting which is splendidly evocative of the early colonial days of Hong Kong. Set lunches and a colorful dinner buffet with a Mediterranean flair are served daily. Sundays and Public Holidays also feature The Verandah Buffet Lunch, while on Saturdays it's the Leisure Luncheon.

The classical grandeur of The Peninsula Lobby is the epitome of all that is great about this legendary hotel. The Lobby is a busy but relaxed all-day drinking and dining venue, and one of Hong Kong's premier meeting places. The world-renowned afternoon high tea is a Hong Kong "must" where guests are entertained by a live string band. In the evening, The Lobby pianist plays.

Intimate and relaxing, The Bar is a quiet, hidden corner of the hotel which is ideal for a comfortable and casual drink with friends and colleagues.

The Pool Terrace offers breakfast by the pool, or casual all day snacks for hotel residents.

Peninsula Hotel Amenities

The hotel features a state-of-the-art fitness center and a huge Roman-style swimming pool. The pool opens onto the hotel's sun terrace, providing an incredible view of Victoria Harbor and Hong Kong Island.

The new Peninsula Spa by ESPA is a harmonious combination of The Peninsula's legendary service and the world's leading spa consultancy, ESPA, offering luxurious bespoke treatments for both body and mind.

The hotel's celebrated fleet of Rolls-Royce limousines, together with The Peninsula's helicopter shuttle service from the hotel's rooftop helipad, offer hotel guests luxurious transportation to and from Hong Kong International Airport and around Hong Kong.

The hotel is situated at Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, gazing at the Victoria Harbour. The Kowloon district has several shopping places, commercial institutions, and cultural places. The Hong Kong Museum of Art, the Space Museum and the Hong Kong Cultural Center are all at the Kowloon district. From Kowloon, one could go to Hong Kong island's business district via the subway or the Star Ferry.

For guests who intend to do a lot of shopping, the Peninsula Shopping Arcade features over 80 shops and boutiques. Whether you're looking for clothes, jewelries, signature bags or other trinkets, you will find the arcade a true shopper's paradise.

Much has been said about the Peninsula but words cannot truly describe how wonderful it is to be in such a place. If you care to experience the highest levels of service, accommodation, and cuisine in five-star hotel luxury, your only choice will be the Peninsula Hotel Hong Kong.