Rosewood Hong Kong

Spacious room with stunning Victoria Harbour views. The linen Roman blinds and teak shutters create a relaxed and cozy atmosphere. Breakfast was quite substantial, and having their own Indian-Spanish restaurant added more dining options. A great stay overall!

I've already reviewed it, and it completely exceeded my expectations. Unbeatable views, unbeatable location, unbeatable service, unbeatable design, and unbeatable aesthetics. A true pride of Chinese hotel brands.

The hotel boasts a strong sense of design, spaciousness, and artistic flair. The breakfast is abundant and of high quality. The front desk staff and restaurant servers are all very professional and friendly. (However, coffee doesn't seem to be their top priority.) It's definitely worth experiencing. Thank you for your dedicated service!

I specifically booked this hotel for my best friend's birthday. While they didn't provide the simple room decoration surprise I requested in the notes, they did offer a birthday card and a small mini cake. I heard the breakfast is good with a wide variety of options. There's also a dedicated play area for children that requires advance booking, and it offers a pretty nice view. Service was standard, nothing particularly amazing.

Rosewood Hong Kong is a very famous hotel in Asia, and it's a must-try when visiting Hong Kong. Overall, the facilities are fine, but the service needs improvement. The front desk service was absolutely terrible; they completely forgot everything I told them and gave off a very condescending vibe, even though I paid full price. It was an experience, but once was enough.

Juliette's initial check-in presentation was very professional. The room was comfortable, the location was great, and the food was delicious. While the value for money was a little low, I was satisfied with everything else. It's a very comfortable place! I recommend the pool.

Mediocre, neither good nor bad. The foreign front desk staff were more enthusiastic than the Chinese staff. The cleaning lady in the rooms was very good, and the doorman at the entrance was also excellent. The hotel's Chinese restaurant, T’ang Court, had virtually no service; CHAAT, the Indian restaurant, was pretty good.

My overall stay was incredibly satisfying. I truly feel it was well worth the price, perhaps even exceeding my expectations a bit. The hotel's location is super convenient; it saved a lot of time for getting around, shopping, and dining, with excellent amenities nearby. What truly surprised me was the view – it was incredibly expansive and beautiful, both day and night. Every photo I took turned out amazing. The hotel's decor felt very upscale, with a stylish yet sophisticated design. The lobby, public areas, and rooms were all exquisitely done, with great attention to detail. The room facilities were also comprehensive and well-maintained, feeling very new and comfortable to use. You can really feel the hotel's dedication to quality. Overall, whether it was the environment, the views, the decor, or the amenities, this stay felt truly worthwhile. If I visit this area again in the future, I'll definitely choose to stay here again and will recommend it to my friends.

I saw the Black Diamond Wow Privilege and it was my child's birthday, so I thought I'd try the Rosewood Hong Kong, which I've long heard is the best. We stayed for two nights. First, I'd say the check-in experience was quite good. I booked two rooms, one with a Kowloon view and one with a sea view, and requested they be on the same floor in advance. Trip.com customer service followed up, and indeed, we got rooms on the same floor. However, we didn't receive the room upgrade mentioned in the Wow Privilege. We checked in at 4 PM, and the rooms were ready with a handwritten welcome letter and a fruit platter (three oranges) in each. I didn't mention my child's birthday during check-in, so we didn't get a birthday cake on their actual birthday. I feel the attention to detail in service was a bit lacking – a deduction for attentiveness. The hotel front desk also didn't mention the Wow Privilege or the option for a 2-hour late check-out. The staff's service attitude was excellent; they switched seamlessly between English, Cantonese, and Mandarin. Breakfast was semi-buffet style, with some items for self-service and others to order from a menu. Although the variety wasn't extensive, the food was well-prepared and delicious. My only slight disappointment was that the wonton noodles on the first day were amazing, but when I ordered them again on the second day, they were significantly less impressive, with a bland and tasteless broth. The hot waffles were delicious both days 😋. The turndown service every night was excellent, and the room cleaning was very thorough. During our stay, we also tried the spa, pool, and gym, all of which I highly recommend.