The Peninsula Hong Kong
Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Location
Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon
The hotel stands on Salisbury Road in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, on the edge of Victoria Harbour, a short walk from the Star Ferry, the MTR and the Avenue of Stars. There is no beach — this is a harbour-front city icon — with the best skyline views back at Hong Kong Island, a Star Ferry ride across the water.
Transfer
A Hong Kong transfer
Fly into Hong Kong International Airport, about an hour by car, or arrive by helicopter to the rooftop helipad. The Star Ferry and Tsim Sha Tsui are on the doorstep.
Villas
300 rooms, suites & residences
300 rooms, suites and residences across the 1928 building and the harbour-front tower — the latter with sweeping Hong Kong Island and harbour views — from Deluxe Rooms through Grand Deluxe Harbour View rooms and Harbour View Suites to the Peninsula Suite.
Best For
Who it suits
Couples, culture-minded travellers and business guests who want Hong Kong's heritage icon — the Rolls-Royce and afternoon-tea theatre, harbour views and a Roman-style pool — on a city stop.
Board Basis
B&B
Booked on bed and breakfast. Eight award-winning restaurants — Gaddi's, Felix, Spring Moon and the famous afternoon tea in The Lobby among them — make dine-around effortless.
Overview
The Grande Dame of the Far East
The Peninsula Hong Kong is the Grande Dame of the Far East — a neoclassical 1928 landmark on the edge of Victoria Harbour in Tsim Sha Tsui, its colonnaded lobby a Hong Kong institution and its harbour-front tower carrying sweeping views back across to Hong Kong Island. The 300 rooms, suites and residences pair marble baths and spa tubs with discreet high-tech panels, the classic building with the soaring tower. The theatre is half the appeal: a fleet of fourteen Peninsula-green Rolls-Royce Phantoms, a rooftop helipad, the Peninsula yacht, and afternoon tea in The Lobby to a live string quartet. Eight award-winning restaurants run from Gaddi's French to Philippe Starck's skyline Felix and the 1920s-teahouse Spring Moon; a Roman-style indoor pool looks out under white pillars and a sun terrace; and the 12,000-square-foot spa is a world apart. There is no beach — this is a harbour-front city icon — with the Star Ferry, the Avenue of Stars and the Symphony of Lights on the doorstep. The heritage choice in Hong Kong.
Accommodation
Rooms, suites & residences
300 rooms, suites and residences across the classic 1928 building and the harbour-front tower, the latter with sweeping Hong Kong Island and Victoria Harbour views, in marble baths, spa tubs and discreet high-tech. They run from Deluxe Rooms through Grand Deluxe Harbour View rooms and Harbour View Suites to the Peninsula Suite.
Entry
Deluxe Room
Sleeps two. A marble bath, with courtyard or Kowloon views — the entry room.
Marble bathCourtyard/city view
Harbour
Grand Deluxe Harbour View Room
Sleeps two. Sweeping Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong Island views, with a marble bath.
Harbour-facingHarbour view
Suite
Harbour View Suite
Sleeps two to three. A separate living area with harbour views.
Living areaHarbour view
Apex
The Peninsula Suite
Sleeps two to four. The top suite — panoramic harbour views — the signature address.
PanoramicHarbour view
Food & Drink
Dining
Eight award-winning restaurants and bars, a Hong Kong dining institution. Gaddi's serves classic French, Philippe Starck's Felix does contemporary European with skyline views, Spring Moon is the 1920s-teahouse Cantonese, and The Lobby pours the famous afternoon tea to a string quartet, with Salon de Ning for cocktails.
French
Gaddi’s
Classic French fine dining, a Hong Kong institution.
European
Felix
Contemporary European with skyline views, in a Philippe Starck-designed room.
Cantonese
Spring Moon
Cantonese cooking in 1920s-teahouse style.
Tea
The Lobby
The famous Peninsula afternoon tea in The Lobby, to a live string quartet.
Bar
Salon de Ning
A theatrical cocktail bar.
Wellbeing
The Peninsula Spa
The Peninsula Spa runs across 12,000 square feet of Eastern and modern wellness, with harbour-view treatment suites, sauna and fitness. Alongside it, a Roman-style indoor pool sits under floor-to-ceiling windows and white pillars, with a sun terrace and skyline views.
12,000 sq ft spa
A 12,000-square-foot spa of Eastern and modern wellness, with harbour-view suites.
Roman-style pool
A Roman-style indoor pool under white pillars, with a sun terrace and skyline views.
Fitness
A fitness centre and sauna.
Activities & Experiences
Signature Experiences
Old-world theatre on Victoria Harbour. Arrive in a Peninsula-green Rolls-Royce or by helicopter, take afternoon tea in The Lobby, swim the Roman-style pool, dine across eight restaurants, and step out to the Star Ferry and the harbour.
Rolls-Royce & helicopter
The fleet of fourteen Peninsula-green Rolls-Royce Phantoms, a rooftop helipad and the Peninsula yacht.
Afternoon tea
Afternoon tea in The Lobby — a Hong Kong institution, to a live string quartet.
Skyline pool
A Roman-style indoor pool with a skyline sun terrace.
Award dining
Eight award-winning restaurants — Gaddi's, Felix and Spring Moon among them.
Star Ferry & harbour
The Star Ferry, the Avenue of Stars and the Symphony of Lights across the harbour.
Getting There
Location & transfers
By road
About an hour from HKG
About an hour by car from Hong Kong International Airport, or by helicopter to the rooftop helipad.
On the harbour
Tsim Sha Tsui
On Salisbury Road in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, on the edge of Victoria Harbour.
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Board basis
- Booked on bed and breakfast, with eight award-winning restaurants and bars.
Setting
- On the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront in Kowloon, on Victoria Harbour — a heritage city icon, with no beach.
Side
- In Kowloon, with the best harbour views back at Hong Kong Island — Central is a Star Ferry ride across the water.
Getting there
- About an hour by car from Hong Kong International Airport, or by helicopter to the rooftop helipad.
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