Hotel Overview

  • A person is seated at the edge of an outdoor swimming pool, which overlooks a large body of water with city buildings in the background.

    Take a leisurely swim in our infinity-edge pool over the harbour

  • Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong high rise exterior at dusk

    Our home, the shopping and business hub of the International Finance Centre complex

  • Contemporary living room with large window overlooking city harbour

    Wake up to unparalleled, 180˚ views of Hong Kong skyscrapers

  • Bright hotel bedroom with large bed, blue geometric headboard, floor-to-ceiling windows and ocean view.

    Unwind in a room with a view

  • Elegant couple walking arm-in-arm in luxurious restaurant with chandeliers, red velvet seating and ornate decor.

    Michelin three-star Caprice offers a taste of France in the heart of Hong Kong

  • Lung King Heen is the world’s first Chinese restaurant to attain a three-Michelin-star recognition, and it holds an impressive record of winning this accolade for 14 consecutive years.

  • A female spa therapist performing a massage on a woman, face down on spa treatment table, in a chic luxury spa with marble walls

    Indulgent spa treatments are the perfect city breaks

  • A bride and groom walking up stairs near large windows.

    Our iconic stairs beckon wedding photographers and Instagrammers

  • A couple embraces while dancing at an elegant wedding reception with chandeliers, warm lighting, and decorated tables, creating a romantic atmosphere

    Wedding banquets to remember

  • Discover Hong Kong’s greener side

Accommodations

  • Elegant hotel room with a large bed, patterned accent wall, and a seating area. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer a daytime view of a city skyline and waterfront.
    Deluxe Harbour-View Room

    A reimagined space where intimate views of Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour captivate the senses, and a sleep temple is infused with elements embodying the rich culture of Hong Kong.

  • Luxury hotel room with a large bed, geometric accent wall, and a seating area. Floor-to-ceiling windows provide a nighttime view of city skyscrapers.
    Deluxe Peak-View Room

    Spacious rooms infused with elements of modern Hong Kong, with artistic features that bring in the notion of nature amid views over the bustling city and Victoria Peak.

  • Modern hotel living room with city and harbor view, beige sofas, armchair, TV displaying night skyline and coffee table with champagne.
    Premier Harbour-View Suite

    These luxurious suites are ideal for those who prefer extra space to work or relax, or for families with kids who want room to roam. With a king bedroom separated from the living area, these suites feature impressive views of the Victoria Harbour and Kowloon, a large walk-in closet and a dining area.

  • Modern hotel living area with beige sectional sofa, abstract wall art, open shelving with decor and coffee table with books and blue flowers.
    Superior Harbour-View Suite

    With only one unit per level, these spacious corner suites are perfect for those who prefer extra privacy. With panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows providing natural light throughout the space, guests can bask in the multiple facets of Hong Kong through its sweeping views of Victoria Harbour, Kowloon and Stonecutters Island while indulging in luxurious modern interiors.

Dining

  • An elegant French restaurant interior with polished wooden floors, white tablecloth-covered tables, and plush leather chairs. The room features chandeliers.
    Caprice
  • Luxurious lounge with purple velvet seating, marble tables and a bartender preparing drinks behind a backlit bar.
    Caprice Bar
  • A sophisticated restaurant with neatly set tables and chairs. Large windows offer panoramic views of the city skyline and the waterway.
    Lung King Heen
  • Crystal pillar bar shelves behind a bar counter with city view
    ARGO
  • Indoor lounge and restaurant
  • Elegant restaurant dining area with softly lit tables, upholstered chairs, and ambient lighting, set for a formal dinner service.
    The Lounge
  • Man and woman stand on an outdoor terrace with Hong Kong and harbour view
    Pool Terrace
  • Chef carefully plating food with chopsticks on ceramic dishes in a Japanese restaurant setting.
    Sushi Saito
  • Elegant restaurant interior with dim lighting, tufted leather booth seating, modern decor and a bar lined with blue upholstered stools.
    NOI by Paulo Airaudo

A Central Asia Location

  • An ornate facade with archways at bottom, lined with thin towers and columns, intricate carvings and shelves holding statues.

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  • Canton Tower view and Guangzhou city skyline

    The one-hour train journey to Guangzhou begins at Hong Kong West Kowloon Station, which is approximately 35 minutes from Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong. Experience modern comfort and cultural charm – an unforgettable adventure awaits you.

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  • In just one hour from Hong Kong, Shenzhen welcomes you. Experience a city brimming with modernity and tradition, from its impressive skyline to its lively cultural districts.

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  • View of Bangkok buildings from the river

    Hop on a 2.5-hour flight from Hong Kong to Bangkok, and explore a captivating blend of tradition and modernity, from stunning temples to bustling nightlife.

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  • Man and woman in traditional Korean attire walk along the wall of a local palace

    Take a 3.5-hour flight from Hong Kong to Seoul. Immerse yourself in a vibrant city filled with history, fashion and delicious cuisine. Dive into the heart of Korea’s cultural scene.

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  • Long view down a brightly-lit street, the Tokyo Tower at the bottom, glowing in orangey hues against an inky-black sky.

    Travel from Hong Kong to Tokyo in just four to five hours. Discover a vibrant metropolis rich in culture, from historic temples to bustling streets.

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  • Fly from Hong Kong to Vietnam in just 2.5 hours. Discover breathtaking landscapes, vibrant street markets and a rich tapestry of culture.

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  • Escape to Chiang Mai in just three hours from Hong Kong. Immerse yourself in a city filled with impressive temples, lush mountains and vibrant traditions.

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  • Person walks across rope bridge in lush jungle

    Koh Samui is just four hours from Hong Kong. Dive into a tropical paradise filled with stunning beaches, delicious cuisine and breathtaking views.

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