A serene oasis in the heart of Hong Kong's busy business and shopping districts. Just renovated 43 months ago and better and shinier. The first in house Chinese restaurant in the world with 3 Michelin Stars - Lung King Heen. Lucky to have eaten here thrice in the last 17 months. ( posted photos on Yelp 2024) Views of the Victoria Harbor and Kowloon skyline to die for. The most comfortable cloud beds and floor to ceiling windows in the suite. Iconic pool terrace with the infinity pool. Ninja mode service. Beautiful team members. Luxury - the Argo bar( Yelp review), the Michelin Star Caprice ( photos April 2026) and the hotel itself. So easy to get to with the Express train from the airport stopping a few feet away. Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall - the Four Seasons Hong Kong is always a ball. read more

The services and the view were amazing. The food was delicious. It met all my expectations for a Michelin restaurant.

The ONLY place to stay in Hong Kong! Haven't been to Hong Kong since 1986 when I was just a teenager and I wanted to make the first experience back with my husband and adult son's the most memorable. I did a lot of research on hotel's across many platforms and decided Four Season's is the one! It exceeded it's Four Season standard of "The Golden Rule!" My husband and I have traveled around the world and have been fortunate to stay in many of the FS properties including the Serengeti, Cairo, Seoul, Sydney, Buenos Aires, as well as a handful in the USA. Let me say, Hong Kong is exceptional! It started with a warm welcome from Ken Lam and Kristy at the front desk. From there, every department from the doorman, to housekeeping, concierge, as well as the service at Argo, and Lung King Heen was not only professional, but done with courtesy, efficiency, upbeat positiveness with a smile! The rooms are beautiful, modern and clean and turn-down service was on point. The location is conveniently located to the Ferry as well as the subway system. We were able to walk through the mall and connect to Soho and Central easily and eat at many local restaurants. Out of curiosity, I visited Mandarin Oriental, Rosewood, Peninsula and Regent and hands-down...Four Season's atmosphere and people felt great - it was our haven after venturing out for the day. A BIG shout out to the Four Season's Team especially to the Guest Service/Concierge team of: Ken Lam, Kristy, Shirley, Glory. Argo Restaurant: Joe, Carrie, Adam and staff. Matthew, James, Arthur - bellhop, and Christopher and Johnson at the airport. Thank you everyone for all the behind scenes of running this hotel. We'll be back! Rooms: 5 read more

This is a review for afternoon tea at The Lounge. It was my first time at the Ritz Carlton for afternoon tea. We didn't have reservations and our concierge at our hotel told us that we could show up at the start of tea at 3pm and see if there were any cancellations. We got there and the maitre'd told us to come back in 10 minutes which we did and sat by the window. It's not much of a view - it was the parking lot and the overpass. We ordered the afternoon tea set and I had lavender Earl Grey tea. The Tea set included finger sandwiches of salmon, ham, pastry sandwiches of Iberico ham and black truffle, pate and tomato pesto and salami. We also had crab mini tacos. I didn't have the dessert pastries but SO said they were really good. My favorite were the scones. Warm and dense, the clotted cream and strawberry jam made them really delicious. Service was attentive and unobtrusive, I really enjoyed this afternoon tea and the savory selections. read more

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Wouldn't book anywhere else while in HK. The pool itself is worth the stay. Add to this magnificient harbor views, very kind staff, a super gym and comfortable beds... Location is great for short stays (convenient airport connection), agree with some reviews that the rooms are not very modern. But still ... you can't gonwrong at Four Seasons. read more

香港四季酒店 - Pool by night. - Hotels Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

Had a great stay here. Great hotel very comfortable fantastic service wonderful food options. Location is great. Close to high end shops and restaurants. If I'm really picky the hotel although nice and very welcoming it starting to get a little dated. Especially when there are so many newer options in hk. read more

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If you're going to get sick while on vacation, make it a Four Seasons. Seems when we stay at a luxury chain it's with the Four Seasons and HK was no exception to their exemplary service. Centrally located in KGs Central District steps from the mid-level escalator and right on top of the IFC shopping center. About mid-way into our trip, I fell ill and the concierge recommended a house-call from a doctor - sure why not.. The doctor came with a back of medicines and I was on my way to recovery. The 45th floor club level was amazing as per usual - what we've come to expect from the Four Seasons. The food was great with specialties both Chinese and western origin we never wanted for anything. We were greeted by name throughout the hotel from staff we had never met before; I hope we were not on an "oh them" list lol... Look luxury travel doesn't get better than the Four Seasons. read more

We stayed at the Four Seasons on a recommendation that it had great views and it was centrally located. For the latter point, it's hard to debate - you can get from the Airport Express train that comes in from HKG to the lobby of the hotel in less than 10 minutes without stepping outside, as you just need to traverse a small section of the IFC Mall. The lobby has an understated splendor to it, with a marble spiral staircase leading up to the ballroom level and live music often playing at the front of The Lounge, which is the lobby-area lounge (self-explanatory, I suppose) just past the check-in desk. The folks in the lobby were gracious and helpful, whether it was bringing our luggage up to our room, holding the doors open for us, or getting us checked in and out quickly and without hassle. The elevator bank is only 4 strong, but we never had to wait all that long despite the hotel having several stories at the bottom and 25 or so stories of rooms higher up. The amenities included with the hotel are quite nice. The gym on the 5th floor is definitely one of the better hotel gyms I have been to, with lots of equipment, fresh juice and lots of Fiji water stocked, and the same gorgeous views of the harbor if you are facing north. As for the food, room service, while pricey, is very well-executed - the breakfast I had was definitely on the superior end of the quality spectrum compared to many similar Western-style breakfasts I have had delivered in the U.S. - and it's no secret that the Four Seasons has a total of 8 Michelin stars in-house. We tried one of the spots (Lung King Heen) for dinner and had an absolutely delicious experience - but that's for the review on the restaurant itself. While I wouldn't say that the rooms in the Four Seasons are the absolute most modern rooms I have been in, they are very well-appointed and have been adapted well for more modern times. Aside from power plugs, USB charging ports - helpful for phones and tablets - are aplenty; I only had to break out one of my power adapters at any time for use. The marble and granite finishes in the bathroom are gorgeous, and having two sinks and a separate bath and shower (with a rainfall showerhead - my preferred one) ensures that you can take care of yourself in pampered fashion. The bed and pillows are extremely comfortable, as always (more on the plush side), and a harbor view meant we had excellent views of the bay - but with good soundproofing, hardly any of the noise at all. The only real downside to the room - and perhaps this is a nitpick, but I found it quite annoying - is that the toilet in the room had extremely low water flow. Given this isn't the case for all toilets on the premises (e.g. the ones outside the gym on the 5th floor), it was a bit irritating to deal with at times, with a call even going to the plumber once. Despite that one small blemish, our stay at the Four Seasons was largely impeccable. It's definitely a pricey spot to stay, but its convenience to the waterfront, the mall, the Central / Hong Kong stations, as well as to SoHo further in (thanks to the covered walkways that allow you to access the Mid-Level escalators), makes it an ideal spot to stay when in Hong Kong. There's no question that I will try to stay here again next time I make it back to the city in the future. read more

There's nothing that I can complaint about! The staff were very polite, always gave their best smile and accommodating. The hotel concierge also helped tailored made a short one day itinerary of things to see in Hong Kong. The deluxe harbour-view room was very spacious and the view of the harbour and Kowloon was really beautiful. The room itself makes me want to stay forever in it and not going anywhere. I really love the infinity pool as well! It's recommended to book in advance for public holidays or peak season holiday as they usually got fully booked really quickly. read more

It's nearly midnight in Hong Kong (The witching hour, though I've also been told that 3 AM is the time we should actually fear). And speaking of fear, I am starving and wondering can I actually get something delicious from the in room dining menu? Seriously? Not a problem at the Four Seasons. "Good evening Miss J, how can we best serve you?" Me: "Yes, I would like the Kobe burger, medium rare and chips" "Would you care for shaved black truffle on your chips at no extra charge?, we happen to have a very nice truffle from our main dining room that is simply perfection" "We can send you two sides of chips, one with the truffle and one without so you can enjoy both...and again no extra charge" Me: Oh gawd! Please! The attention to detail at this hotel is amazing. Worth the spurge! read more

You have not experienced true guest service until you have stayed at the Four Seasons Hong Kong. I am fortunate to travel extensively for work and so far nothing tops my experience at this hotel. Upon arrival you are whisked away to an express check in desk and by the time you arrive at your room your bags are already there with a piping hot pot of jasmine tea and dim sum. The only comparable experience I can think of is what Harry Potter must have felt like upon his arrival to Hogwarts, except the staff at the Four Seasons don't seem to have to use wands to make the magic happen. The rooms themselves are fantastic. I was lucky to have a harbor facing suite on a top floor and the view was fabulous- even on the most cloudy and smoggy of days. I could have happily lived in my room for an extended period of time with its ample closet space, an enormous bathroom, and a housekeeper who wrote me nightly notes accompanied by a moisturizing facemask - I really had no reason to leave. I sent laundry out and it was back within 8 hours- beautifully wrapped and tied with Four Seasons ribbons- I have never seen my socks folded so well- or even folded for that matter! The fitness center here puts every other hotel fitness center to absolute shame. Gym goers are greeted by an attendant armed with a towel and bottle of water for you upon arrival and offered assistance in setting up machines. After you work up a sweat on the treadmill you can cool down in the beautiful yoga/Pilates studio which is perfectly appointed for all of your stretching needs. The views from the fitness deck are breathtaking and on a clear day you can enjoy the sunrise or sunset over the harbor. If you need motivation to go to the gym this is the place for you! The hotel is located conveniently between multiple shopping malls/business plazas, making it easy to journey anywhere in the near vicinity. I was even able to walk to my office while staying completely inside- which is very nice in Hong Kong. If you have felt the humidity here you know what I mean. I really did not want to leave the Four Seasons Hong Kong. I would highly recommend staying here if you have the opportunity and would be surprised if it did not become one of your top hotel stays. I would give it extra stars if possible. read more

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** Lounge Review Only! ** I have never been inside the rooms, but I'm sure they're great, too. Absolutely incredible experience here at the lounge - decor is perfect, super relaxing. Chairs are large for fat people like me to be comfortable in (most in HKG are about a third my size...). Drinks are made perfectly! You get precisely what you order. All drinks come with unlimited snacks, which are scrumptious and free. There were two or three different types of snacks that I inhaled. Before I could finish, a refill came. So attentive, so detail-oriented, so quick, most impressive. I'll be back. Even if it is more than 8,000 miles away from home. Prices here are not bad, especially compared with other lounges in the area! read more

THEIR POOL IS THE BEST ONE YET IN HK!!!! Best view of the city too! One thing I was a little eh... was about the size of the rooms. Also the room I stayed in smelled a little bit like that smell you get when your rag is not dry all the way. I am coming back for the pool though. See you soon Four Seasons! read more

I'm have been to many properties and I have to say the experience here is above par. Now I used the spa.....fabulous the deep tissue massage excellent. The executive lounge well the attention to service is beyond your expectations. The pools to die for, and let's not forget the restaurants Michelin stars. I loved all the staff and the location walk right thought the hotel to your favorite shop Balenciaga, Dior you name it they have it. A true lifetime experience. read more

香港四季酒店 - View from the room - Hotels Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

I had breakfast and lunch on separate days. My most, favoritest moment came when two waiters in tux came out together, each holding a covered silver tray. They sat the trays in front of my lunch companion and me, and in one single, synchronized movement, they swooped off the silver domes to reveal beautifully sculpted chunks of foie gras. What an awesome place. read more

Fabulous location if most of your business is conducted in Central, and especially in the IFC towers. Typical for a FSH, everything (from the hardware to the software) is elegant, understated but efficient. Good eating options, both inside the hotel and in the IFC mall. The Lounge does not have a breakfast buffet, but the food is adequate. Great gym, pool and a fantastic spa. Excellent service, as you would expect from a 4 Seasons, only more personalized because you're in HK - so among the best in the world!! The only thing is they are less flexible than other hotels about late checkouts. read more

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This is a superb five star hotel and spa in a perfect location. The service is equal to their rating. It is connected to a shopping mall that would put Rodeo Drive to shame. It is right next to the Hong King Stock Exchange and the train to the airport. I thought the breakfast was excellent and it will fit Asian, European, and American tastes. The signature restaurant in the hotel was meh. They offer a French themed menu which was okay but not up to the rest of the hotel's services or offerings. You can do better in Hong Kong for a lot less money. The spa is to die for and the infinity pool overlooking the harbor is sublime. The service is top drawer! We had a room on the 43rd floor overlooking the harbor. That was a true room with a view! read more

Review for The Spa I was in Hong Kong for 6 weeks staying in an apartment close the Four Seasons. My back was giving me problems and I woke up one morning unable to walk. I needed a massage, a steam room or sauna and a hot tub. I made an appointment at The Spa at the Four Seasons and shuffled my way over there via a cab (I actually shuffled because I couldn't walk the pain was so bad). I had the most amazing massage by a wonderful therapist - I want to say her name was Rosa? She was very understanding and helped me considerably, even assisting me to 'shuffle' back to the spa to sit in the sauna. I made another appointment the next day - this time a 90 minute hot stone type massage. Rosa wasn't available, but I had another superb experience - again very sympathetic to my painful back and sciatica. While I regret the shuffling I had to do to get there (because I looked like an idiot) it was well worth it! The treatment rooms are spectacular with an amazing view over the bay from most of them. I wish I could have enjoyed it from a more relaxing perspective - but totally appreciate the experience. I went back one more time before I left Hong Kong and had a wonderful light lunch on the pool deck. Highly recommend!! read more

This is our first time staying at a Four Seasons property and it exceeded all of our expectations. Our search for a hotel started 5 months ago and after researching our options, I cancelled two other reservations and booked here. I corresponded numerous times with their reservation staff to finalize our stay and was able to take advantage of their summer package prices 2 weeks prior to our arrival, which reduced our rates significantly. As we were starting of our 2 week vacation with a 3 day Hong Kong layover, we had quite a bit of luggage. We decided to book airport car pickup through them to minimize any issues after a 13 hour plane ride with our two kids. I thought we would be picked up after customs but was pleasantly surprised to be picked up right after we walked out of the arrival gate. We were met by airport concierge staff with a golf cart. We hopped on and they drove us to immigration. He then met us at the luggage carousel and grabbed all our bags and took us to where our car was waiting, where we were greeted by four seasons staff posted full time at the airport. We were given cool towels upon entering the car to freshen up. We were also provided bottled water and wifi access during the car ride. After a 30 minute car ride, we pull up to the hotel and we were greeted by the staff by name then we were taken directly to our room and we completed the check-in process there. Our bags were brought up quickly and then followed by a lite snack for us and the kids. We were also provided with a few bottles of still and sparkling water. Our room had an awesome view of the harbor. We liked it so much that we left it open over night. We were each provided robes and slippers. The bed and bedding was very comfortable. We spent our last day at the pool. My favorite part was that the path to the pool and lounge chairs were lined with water to keep your feet from burning from the hot pavement. The cold plunge and the little pool behind it were my favorite places to keep cool. All the staff that we encountered were courteous and helpful. We felt at home. We hope to plan another visit in the future. read more

香港四季酒店 - Room with a view - Hotels Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

Amazing top-quality five-star hotel located in central. Highlights of this amazing hotel include the gym which is well-equipped, clean and also has great views of the harbor. One of the disappointments of the hotel is that breakfast is not included with your room and the breakfast itself is just OK for five star standards in Hong Kong. Real benefit of this hotel is that you can take a train from Hong Kong airport to Central and walk directly from the train to the hotel in less than 10 minutes. If you can find a good rate at this hotel I highly recommend staying here. read more

- beautiful and elegant hotel. Piano from the entrance floor lounge usually playing. - connected by covered walkways to IFC, the subway station, and airport express - gorgeous outdoor pool terrace - great, polite service all around - spacious rooms, l'occitane bath products - decent breakfast buffet. Congee was delicious. I didn't try the noodle soup station, but was told it was really good. Overall a more western breakfast bar (waffles, pancakes, pastries, cured meats and cheese, different eggs to order), but the Asian food was also good (noodles, custard bun, siu mai/vegetable dumpling - these rotate on different days, etc) read more

best afternoon tea set, euro focused. unless you want old iconic, then there is the peninsula.