39 Best Hotels in Hong Kong, China

Perfect for urban explorers, this tech-forward boutique hotel is mere steps from Central’s hottest dining and nightlife, and comes with boldly styled, art-filled guest rooms, a fitness center, and Veda, a casual restaurant specializing in vegetarian and vegan Indian fare.

Guest rooms are as airy as the views at this elegant landmark, where glass-top furnishings and glass walls accent the open outlooks over Victoria Park greenery, the harbor, and the skyline. Several family configurations conveniently accommodate up to four people. Dining options are aplenty, with rooftop bar and restaurant SKYE in particular worth visiting for stunning panoramas and innovative local cuisine. Those looking for more local flavor can wander the maze of pedestrian streets behind the hotel, some of the island's most colorful settings.

One of the world's largest airport hotels is more than just a place to sleep before the next flight—rooms have terrific views of take-offs and landings or overlook the swimming pool, and the spa has pleasant alfresco areas for relaxation. Though the hotel is removed from the center of things, the Airport Express line can take you to Central in 25 minutes.

The baroque-style guest rooms at this local chain hotel may be a little too opulent for the average traveler's taste, but the location—just two minutes' walk from Causeway Bay's hottest shops, and three minutes from the nearest MTR station—can't be beat. The fine-dining Regal Palace restaurant is worth a visit for its Cantonese classics and tasty dim sum. 

The modest guest rooms in this Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre hotel are simply outfitted with attractive modern decor; although many have harbor views, some overlook a sprawling outdoor pool, a driving range, a jogging trail, and a playground that should help keep the kids busy. A popular rendezvous spot for locals and visiting businesspeople, the lobby bar and restaurant offers creative cocktails in the evening.

A comfortable business hotel built around a towering garden atrium happens to be a particularly good place for world-class dining, with four notable restaurants on-site, though the spacious, sleek, and soothing guest rooms do not have views. The rooftop health facilities feature a heated outdoor pool fashioned after an ancient Roman bath with fountains, as well as a Jacuzzi, sauna, and gym.

As part of the massive Grand Century Place complex, Royal Plaza's environment may be overwhelming. The mall is almost always swarming with dense crowds of shoppers, and it's easy to get lost in the maze. Simply but comfortably furnished rooms have views of Lion Rock and the rest of Kowloon, and are surprisingly quiet, with some intelligently laid-out family rooms. It's also home to a couple of good restaurants, including a heaving buffet at Scala and sleek Lion Rock Bar, which has lovely views of the eponymous peak. Just across the street, you'll find a string of Kowloon's best markets: the Bird Market lies at the end of Flower Market Road, and pedestrian overpasses will lead you past the Goldfish Market and into the Ladies Market.

Such perks as good dining and the chance to sip champagne in a bubbling rooftop Jacuzzi enhance the warm and modern guest rooms, many with city and harbor views. Best of all are the panoramic views from the Sky Lounge and Oyster and Wine Bar at the top of the tower. An exterior glass elevator whisks guests to the rooftop pool and terrace for a respite from the crowds below.

Opened in 2021, this IHG property offers something for nearly everyone: terrace views of the inlet from some rooms and tents for glamping in others, and even wedding and convention space. The uniquely designed chapel is a hotel landmark, and the modern if subterranean meeting rooms aren't too shabby either. Peckish? Try out the à la carte or buffet style restaurant. The basement floors also include a gym, a shop for folks interested in boating, and some other places to grab a bite. And don't forget to relax at the lengthy rooftop infinity pool.