Luxury Travel to Hong Kong Island made for you

Featuring all the hallmarks of an excellent hotel; contemporary design, phenomenal service and award-winning facilities, the Landmark Mandarin Oriental is a great choice. The hotel is constructed with striking modern décor; marble walkways and open-plan floor spaces feature throughout the public spaces. Whether you pick a room or a suite, expect stylish and refined furnishings and consistently good service. Located in the premier business district on Hong Kong Island, the hotel is only a five-minute walk away from Lan Kwai Fong and some of the city’s best nightlife and entertainment. Hong Kong Island’s famous waterfront is also only minutes away.

Commanding spectacular views over Victoria Harbour from its prime, central location the Four Seasons further delivers with its first class luxury and service standards. The rooms are styled around either a sleek Western design or with a contemporary Chinese aesthetic but both offer vistas over the Hong Kong cityscape. There are a range of suites and rooms to suit all and come with the vast range of comforts and amenities you would expect from the Four Seasons. Eat in-house at the two three-Michelin-star restaurants; Lung King Heen, serving authentic Cantonese food and Caprice, featuring the finest French haute cuisine.

The Upper House has design at its core. Built by renowned architect Andre Fu and featuring grass-covered terraces, there is a tangible sense of serenity in the midst of a city that never sleeps when you stay here. Rooms at the Upper House range from comfortable 730 sq. ft. studios to sprawling 1,960 sq. ft. penthouses, designed to allow you to relax and unwind after a flight or perhaps a long day acquainting yourself with the city lifestyle. In-house, there is an excellent restaurant and bar, as well as the capacity for more discreet private dining. Visit the Sky Lounge on the 49th floor for some spectacular views of Victoria Peak and the historic Wan Chai district. Built on top of the Pacific Place shopping mall, you are but an elevator ride away from the city’s first-class shops and ateliers, not to mention being a ten minute walk from the culturally dynamic and stylish Starstreet district. As grass lawns are somewhat of a rarity in Hong Kong, the Upper House counteracts this with its ‘secret’ garden on the 6th floor, offering a secluded spot and rare green space to escape to. Complimentary yoga classes are hosted on the lawn on weekend mornings.