The Peninsula Hong Kong

Created 75 years ago in the glamorous 1920s, the legendary ‘Grande Dame of the Far East’ offers a blend of Eastern and Western hospitality in an atmosphere of unmatched classical grandeur and timeless elegance.

The hotel provides the ultimate in luxury accommodations, with some of the most spacious hotel rooms and suites in Hong Kong. Each of the hotel’s opulent guest rooms is comfortable, stylish and equipped with advanced technology for the convenience of guests, all underlined by the hotel’s renowned service.

Highlights of The Peninsula Hong Kong
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 restaurants and bars at The Peninsula are among the most exclusive and elegant in Hong Kong: Gaddi’s is famous as one of the best French restaurants in Asia and don’t miss high tea in The Peninsula’s lobby – it’s a Hong Kong institution

Hotel activities include: Spa facilities, a state-of-the-art health club, a huge Roman-style swimming pool and a beauty and hairdressing salon. The pool opens onto the hotel’s terrace, providing a view of Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong Island.

The Peninsula Hong Kong Hotel

	USD 433 one night The Peninsula Hong Kong Hotel is perfectly situated in the Tsim Sha Tsui district of Kowloon, near major... More Information>>

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Location of The Peninsula Hong Kong – On the central tip of Kowloon peninsula, a two-minute walk from the famous Star Ferry.

Best time to visit Hong Kong?
The best months to visit Hong Kong are October through to December when the skies are sunny and clear with pleasant breezes and an average temperature of 16˚C. In January and February the temperature can drop to below 10˚C. Typhoon season is between May and September. Summer temperatures average 28˚C between July and August.

About Hong Kong
Visually stunning Hong Kong offers an eclectic mix of eastern and western influences set in a backdrop of modern skyscrapers, colonial buildings and traditional temples.

Highlights include crossing from Tsim Sha Tsui to Hong Kong Island aboard the Star Ferry, possibly the cheapest and most spectacular harbour tour on earth; taking a tram to discover the north shore of Hong Kong Island; and, just before dusk, riding the cable car up to The Peak to watch the city’s lights twinkle across Hong Kong, the harbour and Kowloon. Read more about shopping in Hong Kong . . .