The Peninsula Hong Kong

This veteran hotel on Hong Kong Island truly lives up to its reputation. The overall decor has that classic 90s Hong Kong and Taiwan vibe – understated yet luxurious. But don't let the retro style fool you; all the electronics are modern and digitally controlled, so it's not stuck in the past. The staff is always on hand to tidy your room and they pay close attention to details, like even neatly organizing your charging cables.

Had a great stay! The location is super convenient, really close to K11. My Gen Z girlfriend and I had two unforgettable nights here. It was really comfortable and definitely worth the money. We'll be back often!

A classic luxury hotel in Hong Kong, holding many cherished memories for locals. My recent stay at The Peninsula Hong Kong exceeded my expectations. The front desk staff were professional and attentive, and the doormen were proactively welcoming. The room was clean, tidy, and spacious. I'll definitely choose The Peninsula Hong Kong again for my next visit.

Finally ticked off The Peninsula Hong Kong, the 'Grand Dame of the Far East,' from my bucket list for my birthday trip. The hotel exudes a warm, vintage, understated luxury. The afternoon tea experience was delightful; the dim sum was exquisite, and the service was proactive. For my birthday, they arranged a window seat, and even provided sparkling wine and a birthday candle. Dinner at Felix was excellent: the baked escargot, grilled octopus, seafood paella, and wagyu steak were all delicious. Aside from the house wine being a bit disappointing (terrible value), enjoying the food with a view of Victoria Harbour at night was a truly great experience. The hotel also gifted a birthday cake, which was of very high quality. Despite its bustling city location, I was pleasantly surprised by how incredibly quiet the room was. There was absolutely no street noise, and I couldn't hear any sounds from the hallway either. They've clearly put a lot of effort into soundproofing, better than any other luxury hotel I've stayed in. The hotel itself is connected to high-end boutiques like Goyard, LV, Chanel, and Chrome Hearts. Downstairs, there's a large and well-stocked Italian food supermarket offering a curated selection of Italian delicacies and ingredients, definitely worth exploring and stocking up – I almost wanted to ship a load home! The Peninsula Boutique gifts were also nice, and the staff were exceptionally friendly, even offering instant photos. I had read reviews complaining about cold front desk staff and unfriendliness towards mainland guests, but every single staff member we encountered, including the female front desk agent during check-in, was friendly, enthusiastic, and proactively helpful, which I found very touching. The room's furniture was a bit old-fashioned and plain, but the electronics were impressive. An iPad by the bed controlled room lighting and room service, the TV remote was a touchscreen, the vanity mirror was electric-powered and retractable, and there was even a large fax printer hidden in the desk cabinet! The only downside was the old toilet; it lacked a heated seat, and the flush button was difficult to use. Also, the shower was awkwardly positioned, clashing with the door and making it easy to hit your head, so you had to be very careful.

The stay was very comfortable and the views were great. The afternoon tea was a bit disappointing, quite ordinary.

The room was incredibly spacious, tidy, and clean! The staff were truly dedicated and attentive. I've dreamt of staying at The Peninsula Hong Kong since I was a child, and I've held onto that special feeling until now. Finally, as an adult, I had the chance to experience a stay at The Peninsula Hong Kong on an important occasion, and the experience was truly out of this world. If I could give a higher rating for service, I would give above full marks. There was this indescribable, strangely familiar sense of intimacy during my stay, almost as if a long-lost elder who watched me grow up had silently bestowed their spirit upon me. Hong Kong has always been a city full of stories, and this legendary hotel, standing by Victoria Harbour, has witnessed the ups and downs of countless individuals from all corners of the world. From welcoming stars and singers of the golden age of Hollywood – a bygone era in today's society – to now, an age of AI iteration and innovation filled with uncertainty, this place offers an experience of stepping into another world. From every rich note played by the live musicians in the hotel to the demeanor and movements of the staff in the lobby, there's an indescribable and peculiar feeling. Among all the hotels I've stayed in various countries, only The Peninsula Hong Kong has given me this experience. I doubt I'll ever feel this way anywhere else!

The service at the Peninsula is consistently excellent, as always. The location is superb, and the sea view is lovely. I'll definitely stay here again.

Overall, it was fine. However, they've switched from single-use toiletries to ceramic pump bottles. I barely touched one, and it shattered against the marble countertop. They might want to consider a different material for those.

The facilities were comprehensive, but the light in my mother's room couldn't be turned off at night. The hotel sent someone to fix it at 3 AM. Guests staying at the hotel can book afternoon tea; the scones were delicious, but the rest were just average. The à la carte sandwich tasted pretty good.