Hong Kong

Sporting all of the five-star services of a large luxury hotel, The Landmark Mandarin Oriental manages to feel both intimate and well equipped. — Mr & Mrs Smith

Live like a lord of the city from your spacious studio or suite's perch overlooking the skyline. — Mr & Mrs Smith

Whereas the Peninsula, across the street, is the grand old dame of Hong Kong's hotels, the InterContinental is like its youthful, stylish cousin. — Frommer's

The Pen, established in 1928, is the Grand Old Lady of Hong Kong hotels. — The Telegraph

This award-winning hotel has had no problems attracting visitors with enough cash to enjoy its Michelin-starred restaurants, spectacular views and general aura of monied exclusivity. — The Telegraph

The stunning lobby, framed by black marble columns with broad spiral staircases that lead to the restaurants, paves the way to restaurants, meeting rooms and a grand ballroom. — Forbes Travel Guide

The suites here have an elegant and modern Chinese look to them, with huge windows that open up onto a balcony that wraps around the entire space. — goop

Soaring 56 floors above Pacific Place Shopping Complex in Central, Island Shangri-La, Hong Kong offers luxurious accommodation and a Michelin-star restaurant. — Time Out

The rooms at this teaching hotel of a university are clean, modern and spacious, and the service is excellent. — Lonely Planet

W Hotels’ first Chinese outpost is in Hong Kong’s booming West Kowloon district, and many of its 393 rooms have enviable views of the skyline. — Travel + Leisure

The upscale Conrad Hong Kong is housed in a gorgeous skyscraper in Central, taking up the upper-level floors of a large, high-end shopping center. — Oyster

This luxury hotel features a European-inspired ambience and a variety of on-site draws, including several refined restaurants. — Gayot

Harking back to the charm of old Hong Kong, The Pottinger is a new 68-room boutique hotel perched on the city’s first pebbled step street. — Wallpaper

The neighborhood has lacked for stylish and economical accommodations... The Fleming expertly fills the gap with its high ceilings, indulgent bathrooms, ergonomic office chairs, and Wi-Fi. — Concierge

You might feel like a '70s tycoon amid murals, fountains, and crystal chandeliers in the lobby, and the feeling extends to the spacious rooms decorated in warm colors. — Fodor's

Shoppers delight in the access to nearby bargains and souvenirs of bustling Causeway Bay, and business travelers appreciate the accessibility to public transportation. — Star Service

Give every room an Arne Jacobsen Egg chair add a cool, urban aesthetic and all the hi-tech extras you'll ever need and you have The Mira- a stylish, vibrant and modern hotel. — Michelin Guide

This 602-room hotel is located on the western border of the Central district, within walking distance to attractions, the subway, and corporate offices. — Oyster

Peering out from one of the rooms of this colossal tower hotel, you’d never suspect for a moment that you were in Mong Kok. It’s a triumph for the district. — Lonely Planet