A city of vertical density and deep tradition, where dim sum, harbor views, and hidden temples coexist with some of Asia's best hotels.
Hong Kong moves fast, but it also rewards slowing down. Take the Star Ferry across Victoria Harbour, hike the Dragon's Back for skyline views, and eat your way through neighborhoods from Central to Kowloon.
The hotel scene is excellent — from historic grande dames to sleek harbor-front towers — and the city works beautifully as a stopover, a longer urban trip, or a gateway into mainland China and Macau.
We can balance the neon and density with quieter moments: a temple visit, a tea tasting, or a ferry out to one of the outlying islands.
Trip highlights
- Victoria Harbour and the Star Ferry
- Dim sum and Cantonese dining
- Temples and markets in Kowloon
- Hiking the Dragon's Back
- World-class harbor-view hotels
Where to stay
Upper House Hong Kong — Admiralty, Hong Kong IslandA boutique, design-led hotel by André Fu. Much quieter and more discreet than the big grande dames, with unusually large rooms that feel like a gorgeous private apartment above the city.
The Peninsula Hong Kong — Tsim Sha Tsui, KowloonOld-school Hong Kong grandeur since 1928. Afternoon tea in The Lobby, Peninsula-green Rolls-Royces, white-glove service — the place to stay when you want to feel part of the city's history.