Harbour Grand Kowloon

Nestled beside Victoria Harbour in the very heart of Hong Kong stands the landmark Harbour Grand Kowloon Hotel, a luxurious urban retreat. Enjoy fabulous views of the city from the stunning glasswalled pool on the rooftop complete with jacuzzi, pool bar and sunloungers, and also on the 21st floor are the gym and spa. There are several stylish restaurants, bars and cafes, perfect for sampling local and international cuisine whilst admiring fabulous views, and a free shuttle service operates to the shops and museums of Tsim Sha Tsui. Spacious rooms boast wireless broadband access, satellite TV, minibar, safe, IDD telephone, hairdryer, tea/coffee-making facilities, and a large bay window.

Peninsula Hotel

This is Hong Kong’s oldest and grandest hotel. There are 27 teas on the menu, Chinese, Japanese, French, Swiss restaurants, modern European cuisine and tapas served in another restaurant designed by Philippe Starck, a cocktail bar and poolside café, and the legendary afternoon tea is served in the lobby . Situated close to the Star Ferry in Tsim Sha Tsui in Kowloon, and with a metro station a few steps away, the Peninsula has a great location which you can appreciate from the rooftop gym and pool terrace – from here you can admire stunning views of Hong Kong Island and harbour.

Lan Kwai Fong Hotel

Lang Kwai Gong Hotel has been awarded various titles for ‘Best Boutique Hotel’ in Asia and Hong Kong since 2007. It is located on 33 floors of a high-rise building in the Central district but with plenty of shops especially along nearby Hollywood Road, and cafes and bars in surrounding SoHo, and it has 158 rooms which are small at around 200 sq ft but do offer iPod and CD player, 21-inch plasma TV and satellite channels, rain shower, tea and coffee making facilities, minibar, telephone, safe and hairdryer. The hotel boasts a two-Michelin-starred restaurant, business centre, gym and massage.

Kowloon Hotel

The Kowloon Hotel is part of the Harbour Plaza group of hotels, and this one is located right in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui along Nathan Road, the ‘Golden Mile’, with the Star Ferry just a few minutes’ walk away and a metro station a few steps away.  There is a stylish cafe in the hotel, smart bar, an international buffet restaurant overlooking Nathan Road and a Chinese restaurant. Although the hotel does not have its own pool or health club, guests at the Kowloon Hotel may use those at the YMCA opposite for a small charge. Rooms have tea and coffee making facilities, minibar, hairdryer, safe, satellite TV, telephone and internet access. This is a reasonably-priced and convenient hotel with good facilities for both the leisure and business traveller.