Every detail of this hotel is immaculate, stylish and elegantly designed. Spectacular views and food up in the top floor restaurant.
Forget the vomit-inducing Ozone bar on 118/F and grab a window seat in the lobby lounge on 102/F. You trade the 16 less floors for good service, comfort, elegance and a live singer.
Of the places I've tried so far, this is best for high tea. Their lobby cafe is also the most comfortable & pleasant to relax in. Read more.
if u've got the contacts, then this is a must. 3floors of pure opulence, Shanghai-style, hidden within the old Bank of China building. Incredible food, but I enjoyed it even more for "all you can art"
Grab afternoon tea here if the hordes of tourists get too much at the Peninsula opposite & want a great view of the harbour. Suggest getting there later on in the afternoon to enjoy dusk and iconic HK
Love. Best shop in Hong Kong, great selection of brands, not very easy on the wallet. Read more.
Soft jazz, comfortable seating and the best cocktails in town. If only the door policy wasn't so unfriendly. Read more.
A hole in the wall restaurant known to have the best roasted meats in Hong Kong. As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
Hungry? Grab a takeaway ham/cheese or tuna fillet baguette. Best $55 you'll spend all day
Drinks at the back alley speakeasy are pretty good and it's a very cool space. Check it out.
The cocktails are pretty bad and it is inordinately packed on weekends but the space is so brilliant that it's well worth checking out. Just book ahead.
Awesome greasy burgers with a hipster ethos: PBR, bourbon and a special menu accessible by QR code.
