Admiralty, Hong Kong
Upper House Hong Kong
A generous room above Admiralty, with dinner higher still
- Why choose it:
- Studios from 68 m²
- Who for:
- couples and city stays
These 5 luxury hotels in Hong Kong offer different ways to stay around the harbour. Rosewood stands in Tsim Sha Tsui, with rooms from 53 m² and an outdoor pool. In the same district, The Peninsula’s Deluxe rooms measure 41–45 m². The Ritz-Carlton looks over the city from the upper floors of the International Commerce Centre in West Kowloon. Across the water, Four Seasons sits in Central’s IFC complex; Upper House rises above Pacific Place in Admiralty, with Studio 70 rooms of 68 m².
Start with the shore: Kowloon for Rosewood and Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong Island for Four Seasons and Upper House. Then consider the room, bathroom and pool you would use each day.
| Hotel | Who it suits | The stay | Before booking |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper House Hong Kong | Couples who want generous rooms and the city below their windows | Limestone baths, André Fu interiors and Salisterra on Level 49 | Some rooms face the city or mountains; book the harbour-view option for water outside the window. |
| Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong | For Central and IFC, with harbour views from pools and bedrooms. | Dim sum, a swim on floor 6 and cocktails at ARGO. | 399 accommodations; IFC access uses the lift during maintenance. |
| Rosewood Hong Kong | For harbour-facing windows, 53 m² rooms and Manor Club. | A swim on floor 6, tea on floor 40 and an evening in Kowloon. | Central is across the harbour; parking and treatments cost extra. |
| The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong | Skyline, Club Lounge and an indoor pool | Couples and business stays in the ICC | Lifts separate bedroom and street |
| The Peninsula Hong Kong | For a historic hotel with a choice of city and harbour outlooks | Lobby tea, an indoor swim and Cantonese or French dinners | The lobby draws visitors; book Harbour View if the water outlook matters. |
Admiralty, Hong Kong
A generous room above Admiralty, with dinner higher still
Hong Kong
For Central and IFC, with harbour views from pools and bedrooms.
Hong Kong
For harbour-facing windows, 53 m² rooms and Manor Club.
Hong Kong
Rooms above Kowloon, Club Lounge and an indoor pool on 118
Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Lobby tea, an indoor swim and Cantonese or French dinners
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Rosewood is at 18 Salisbury Road in Tsim Sha Tsui; The Ritz-Carlton occupies the International Commerce Centre at 1 Austin Road West. On Hong Kong Island, Four Seasons is in Central’s IFC complex and Upper House is above Pacific Place in Admiralty.
Rosewood has a 25-metre outdoor pool on floor 6. Four Seasons, also on floor 6, has an outdoor infinity pool heated year-round beside a lap pool. The Ritz-Carlton has a heated indoor pool on floor 118. I would choose between swimming outdoors by the harbour and a covered pool much higher above it.
Upper House’s Studio 70 measures 68 m²; Rosewood rooms start at 53 m² and Ritz-Carlton Deluxe rooms at 50 m². At Four Seasons, the Superior Harbour-View is 39 m² for 2 adults, with no extra beds; other rooms measure 45 m². The category name matters alongside its area, since outlook and occupancy vary. The Peninsula’s Deluxe rooms measure 41–45 m².
At Rosewood, Club categories add the Manor Club on floor 40. At Four Seasons, the Room Rate offer includes Executive Club access for 2 guests in Executive Harbour-View rooms and suites. The Ritz-Carlton also distinguishes rooms with Club Lounge access. I would read the category and rate terms before booking, since additional guests and restaurants can have separate conditions.
At Four Seasons, the Family Suite and Two-Bedroom Chairman Suite accommodate up to 5 adults or 2 adults and 3 children. Upper House’s Penthouse accommodates 4 adults and 2 children. For smaller rooms, I would compare the category’s occupancy and connecting-room options: floor area alone does not guarantee another bed.
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