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Enjoy breathtaking views of Victoria Harbour from our infinity pool – your perfect getaway awaits.

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

No matter where your Hong Kong getaway takes you, at Four Seasons the sky is quite literally the limit.

A city oasis for you. A world of adventure for them. Our iconic hotel brings out the best in Hong Kong, no matter your age.

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

Unwind in a room with a view

Experience the epitome of culinary excellence, where classic French savoir-faire harmoniously melds with global accents.

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

Relish exquisite seafood and dim sum crafted by Executive Chinese Chef Chan Yan Tak at the world’s first Chinese restaurant to be recognized with the coveted Michelin three-star rating. Lung King Heen has been awarded two Michelin stars this year, a prestigious recognition of its exceptional cuisine.

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.

Named one of the World’s Best Bars, our cocktail bar is driven by innovation and shaped by the modern world, featuring a collection of the world’s most unique spirits.

Indulgent spa treatments are the perfect city breaks

Our iconic stairs beckon wedding photographers and Instagrammers

Wedding banquets to remember

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

Set sail on Hong Kong‘s iconic wooden junk boat. Enjoy the breathtaking Victoria Harbour sunset aboard the Aqualuna Harbour Cruise. Upon returning to the Hotel, indulge in an eight-course tasting dinner at Lung King Heen, the world’s first three-Michelin-starred Chinese restaurant, curated by Chef Chan Yan Tak. What‘s more, discover a delightful Chocolate Chinese Junk Boat welcome treat that pays homage to your journey.

The highest mountain on Hong Kong Island is one of the most popular places for tourists to visit. You will be able to overlook the bustling Victoria Harbour and Kowloon peninsula with a magnificent bird’s-eye view.

Getting to The Peak by the Peak Tram is an unforgettable experience. One of the world’s oldest and most famous funicular railways, the tram rises to 396 metres (about 1,300 feet) above sea level. After a 14-month closure for upgrades, the sixth-generation Peak Tram reopened in August of 2022 with a brand new look, dressed in a bespoke 'Peak Tram Green' colour.

Ocean Park is home to one of Southeast Asia’s largest aquariums, featuring exotic birds and sea creatures ranging from dolphins and sea lions to sharks and jellyfish. A spectacular cable car ride connects the lowland and headland sections of the Park, offering spectacular views of Hong Kong Island and the surrounding outlying islands. See Ocean Park’s resident pandas here, or join the dolphin encounter program, where you can get into the water with these amazing creatures and interact with them.

Hollywood Road hosts a dynamic mix of heritage sites, such as Man Mo Temple, modern landmarks, and a lively assortment of bars, restaurants, art galleries and antique shops. Originating as a trading post for foreign merchants over a century ago, it now stands as a crucial cultural and commercial hub, reflecting the city’s rich past and vibrant present.

Known for its nightlife and dining scene, SoHo derives its name from being “south of Hollywood Road” and primarily spans Staunton and Elgin Streets, with its presence spreading to adjacent areas. This enclave features a sophisticated mix of multicultural dining and entertainment options, housed in historic, narrow lanes. It boasts upscale bars and restaurants that epitomize the area’s chic and cosmopolitan allure.

Don't miss the fun at Hong Kong’s trendy night district. You’re sure to find a place that fits your mood: cocktail lounges, buzzing bars, neighbourhood pubs, funky nightclubs, sophisticated wine bars and many more places where you can wine and dine.

Tai Kwun is Hong Kong’s centre for heritage and arts, inviting all visitors on a journey of discovery that unites multiple genres of arts, heritage, culture and lifestyle in Hong Kong. Meaning “big station” in Chinese, Tai Kwun is the colloquial name used by Hong Kong residents to refer to the former police headquarters and the surrounding compound. The name has been adopted as a reminder of the historical importance of this living heritage site.

PMQ, the former Police Married Quarters, is the stage for creative happenings and lifestyle experiences. It is also a creative hub filled with design studios and workshops, showcasing a wide array of products, including fashion and accessories, gifts, homeware, small furniture and other lifestyle goods. Throughout the year, PMQ has a jam-packed schedule filled with exhibitions by local and international designers and artists.

“Man” literally means civil while “Mo” is martial. The Man Mo Temple is dedicated to the King Emperor Man, the god of literature, and Holy King Emperor Kwan, the god of war. The two gods were human. The Man Mo temple opens from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm daily.

It’s just a quick one-hour trip from Hong Kong to Macao. Explore a unique blend of Portuguese heritage, thrilling casinos and mouthwatering bites.

Experience the luxury of Four Seasons Hotel Hangzhou at West Lake by flying from Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong to Shanghai Airport, and then continuing to the exquisite hotel in Hangzhou. Alternatively, guests can travel from Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong to Wuxi before arriving at Four Seasons Hotel Hangzhou at West Lake. Enjoy a seamless journey to a serene escape surrounded by breathtaking views.

Discover the enchanting Four Seasons Hotel Suzhou, just a 2.5-hour journey from Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong. Immerse yourself in classical gardens, historical waterways and exquisite architecture. Enjoy modern luxury, exceptional dining and rejuvenating spa treatments, all while experiencing unparalleled service.

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.

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.

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.

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.

In modern Tokyo, dine at our award-winning restaurants and sky-high terraces framed by picturesque cityscapes, or venture into vibrant streets to discover haute couture boutiques, bespoke winter illuminations, and hidden art galleries. In ancient Kyoto, join us for traditional tea ceremonies and wellness rituals by an 800-year-old pond garden, or wander through the city’s dreamscape of historical temples, shrines and meditative gardens. We invite you to experience the new Four Seasons Hotel Osaka, which opened in summer 2024, and immerse yourself in the city’s intriguing blend of heritage and modernity.

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

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.

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