Star Rating: 5*+ Stars

Board: Room Only

Description: The Peninsula, Hong Kong's legendary "Grande Dame", was opened in 1928 and is Hong Kong's oldest hotel, as well as the only historic hotel in the territory. Extensive refurbishment and the state-of-the-art Peninsula Tower, added in 1994, have ensured that the hotel remains at the forefront of hospitality excellence while maintaining its historic charm.

Guests are truly rewarded when staying in any of the lavishly decorated rooms or suites, which combine nostalgic charm with the most advanced technological innovations.

The hotel offers a unique array of dining experiences and functio n venues. Extensive recreational facilities include The Peninsula Spa by ESPA, a full harbour-view Roman-style swimming pool and sun terrace. A fleet of Rolls-Royce limousines, as well as a helicopter service (The Peninsula is also the only hotel in Hong Kong with its own helipad), are ultimate transfer options offered by the hotel.

Accommodation: 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 harbour and the city.

Deluxe Room:
This spacious room, located in the Original Building, offers a classical feel with its high ceilings and rich decor.

Area: 41 to 45 sq m / 441 to 484 sq ft
On floors: 2 to 6 (Original Building)
Views: Middle / Nathan / Hankow Roads

Deluxe Courtyard Room:
In addition to the classical feel evoked by its high ceilings and rich decor, this room in the Original Building of the hotel and also overlook the hotel's grand fountain forecourt.

Area: 45 sq m / 484 sq ft
On floors: 2 to 6 (Original Building)
Views: Forecourt and partial harbor view

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

Area: 43 sq m / 463 sq ft
On floors: 17 to 27 (The Peninsula Tower)
Views: Kowloon city view

The Peninsula Suite:
The pinnacle of luxury, The Peninsula Suite features a sweeping, high duplex ceiling and a private balcony with full panoramic views of Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong Island. It has two separate sitting areas, a conference room, mini-gym, private office, full view-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.

Area: 377 sq m / 4,111 sq ft
On floor: 26 (The Peninsula Tower)
Views: Full harbour view and Hong Kong skyline

Facilities: Restaurants and bars at The Peninsula Hong Kong are among the most exclusive and most elegant in Hong Kong. Afternoon 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. The Pool Terrace offers breakfast by the pool, or casual all day snacks for hotel residents.

Gaddis: 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.

Felix: 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 contemporary cuisine, exhilarating interiors and lighting - plus the most incredible sweeping views of the harbour 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.

Spring Moon: 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 panelling 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.

Chesa: This cosy and intimate restaurant is 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: Imasa is a stylish, contemporary-designed Japanese restaurant, which serves traditional Japanese cuisine, including shabu shabu, sukiyaki, sashimi, and stone-grill favourites 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, The Verandah offers a relaxed, tropical setting which is splendidly evocative of the early colonial days of Hong Kong. Buffet breakfast, set lunches and a colourful 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.

A true passion for perfection lies at the heart of The Peninsula Spa by ESPA - a city retreat permeated by indulgence and deep relaxation, and a harmonious combination of The Peninsula's legendary service and ESPA, the world's leading spa consultancy headed by renowned spa authority Susan Harmsworth. The result is a lavish and spacious facility, born as ESPA's premiere in Asia.

The Peninsula Hotels has worked with ESPA to develop the ultimate in spa concepts, with ESPA creating exclusive treatments and products tailored for Peninsula guests and only ESPA products used in the Peninsula Spa.

Treatments reflect a fusion of Oriental, Ayurvedic and traditionally inspired therapies, delivered by highly skilled and experienced therapists, who set a new benchmark for Hong Kong spas in terms of skill, training and quality treatments. Fully qualified before joining The Peninsula Spa, all therapists then undergo ESPA's rigorous intensive and comprehensive training programme.

The hotel also features a state-of-the-art fitness centre and a huge Roman-style swimming pool. The swimming pool is located on the 8th floor and the fitness centre on the 7th floor. Both floors are accessible directly from all guest floors via the tower elevators and are also linked by staircases. The spacious Fitness Centre takes up the entire west wing roof section of the main building. It is brightly lit by skylights and comprises a gymnasium, sun terrace, and spa lockers. The magnificent Roman-style swimming pool has been designed to offer swimmers uninterrupted views of the harbour and Hong Kong skyline. A retractable glass screen can be closed over the front of the entire pool area during cooler temperatures, so the pool is open all year round. Its columns, friezes, and statues suggest a magnificent palatial setting. The pool area is linked to the sun terrace, which has open space for sunbathing.