HOSPITALITY BRANDBOOK

    Hospitality Brandbook · Asia

    Hong Kong

    Hong Kong compresses world-class hotels, Cantonese institutions and skyline bars into one of the great hospitality cities.

    Hong Kong

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    Hospitality Brandbook currently lists 17 hotels, restaurants and bars in Hong Kong, each with a published profile, real photography and official links. By concept type, the selection includes Luxury Hotels (6), Fine Dining (3), Cocktail Bars (3) and Ultra-Luxury Hotels (1). The addresses are spread across neighbourhoods such as Central, Central, Hong Kong Island, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kellett Island, Causeway Bay and Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon. Recorded cuisines and styles include Contemporary French, Cantonese and French. 2 profiles record at least one recognised distinction, listed with its year on the profile. Opening years on record range from 1846 to 2020. Every venue here was selected by HBB editors against published criteria; venues cannot pay to be included. Open any profile for its story, design, menus or rooms, opening hours and sources, or browse the full Hong Kong guide for other categories.

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    Questions about Hong Kong

    How many hotels, restaurants and bars in Hong Kong does Hospitality Brandbook list?
    Hospitality Brandbook currently lists 17 hotels, restaurants and bars in Hong Kong, each with a published profile and real photography.
    Which hotels, restaurants and bars in Hong Kong are in the HBB library?
    They include Amber, COA, Forum Restaurant, Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong, Grand Hyatt Hong Kong and Island Shangri-La, and 11 more.
    Which hotels, restaurants and bars in Hong Kong hold recognised distinctions?
    Profiles with recorded distinctions include Amber and COA. Each profile lists the distinction and its year.
    How does Hospitality Brandbook select hotels, restaurants and bars?
    HBB editors assess each address against published criteria. Venues cannot pay to be included. See the HBB methodology for details.