The Peninsula Hong Kong Reviews

Iconic hotel that has its traditional heritage charm. Top notch spa with beautiful facilities and friendly 5-star staff. The dim sum restaurant is perfect for outings during the week.

Peninsula Kowloon Hotel is the most luxurious hotel in Kowloon, Hong Kong. The suite rooms are amazing and the luxury Royce Rolls transfer is perfect. There are a selection of luxury retail brands inside the hotel if you are fancy to do a luxury shopping.

Buffet food at noon is OK, but dinner is not enough

Great view from the Felix Bar on Victoria.
The Hong Kong IPA was excellent.

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Always stay here when in town for business. Excellent facilities and sensational service. A jewel in the crown of Hong Kong.

Always a pleasure to come here! Great hideaway if you explore Hong Kong! Don't miss Felix' bathroom

Hong Kong's traditional top hotels, eating, living, decorating and service are top-notch. Afternoon tea is a hot spot for tourists, and it is also a zeal for the rich in Hong Kong.

Perhaps a hotel with the most historical significance in Hong Kong. Awesome view of the Victoria harbor, great selection of restaurants (e.g., , Gaddis), and host of the world s most prestigious luxury brands (including the only Harry Winston shop in Hong Kong). Interesting fact - it was the venue of our wedding; we were lucky (?) enough to have stayed in room 336, where the colonial governor signed the paperwork and surrendered to the Japanese back in 1941.

Hong Kong tourism believers all know about the "virtual living" corner of the bed in the luxurious The Peninsula Hong Kong hotel. From the deluxe suite, guests can enjoy the most vibrant cityscape in Asia. The price of staying here is about 16-25 million VND / night.

We use for reward of marriage 25th year.
It is a hotel that I had been longing for and wanted to stay.
I was impressed by the surprise gift of an anniversary cake and champagne with room service.
Everything from the service of the staff to the fixtures of the room felt the feeling of hospitality with a special
I was able to spend a very elegant and luxurious time.

Afternoon tea was delicious. I have a nut allergy so I couldnt have some of the food. The staff were more than happy to make changes and I had some new pieces of food made for me special. The champagne was amazing to the point where I actually bought a bottle of it in the end. At the time we went there was a string quartet playing in the corner balcony that just added to the magical feeling of the place.

Housing is very good, but food quality has room for improvement

Celebrating my birthday at Verandah, try the dinner buffet, the peninsula dessert has always been excellent, must eat ice cream, sorbet squid oysters see a slap, no folder, but the cooked food is more common, but the hot dog has a surprise, good taste The waiter's attitude is super good, all of them are peninsula features, overall experience is good

Super regret to waste so much money to stay at the Peninsula Hong Kong!!! Its very disappointing for this price. The food, the room and the service are not great.
But the location is perfect! Hope they will improve the service and hygiene!!

We were there for new year eve and it was really crowded with people dressing up. The hotel is nicely located in Tsim Sha Tsui.

Loved it. Excellent food and wine here. Great value for lunch.

Having a great traditional English afternoon tea experience

The Peninsula Hotel is THE quintessential of 1920's HK, lovingly restored and a detail in services rarely seen these days.
Don t have to stay at the hotel to enjoy the wonderful lobby and all the shops in the arcade and restaurants and bars.
Staff and service is what really makes this hotel stand out.
Impeccable!!

We were waiting for our courtesy hotel bus and a most pompous pig of a man came out and asked us to move off. If this is the measure of the level of service you can expect from this place I couldn't recommend it to my worst enemy! I didn't know they owned who could frequent the footpath...

Terrific hotel, extremely great service and extremely comfy beds, and extremely great breakfast!

You can feel the British colonial style in the lobby by enjoying high tea!

Clean and very classy. The live music added a nice vibe to the afternoon tea hours.

A colonial hotel of the most beautiful that I have been !!!

Beautiful colonial style hotel. It is worth going to look at the structure from the outside and from the inside. Impressive. A stone's throw away you can watch the sound and light show in Hong Kong Bay

I was here for my honey moon trip, just 2 nights, and had the most wonderful stay at any hotel ever here. The high tea is excellent, the hotel's decor is grand and historic, yet not excessive. This place is the definition of luxury.

Penisula's The Lobby is famous for its afternoon tea, and on the second floor, Japanese and Chinese restaurants are known for their luxury, but they are expensive.

Beautiful hotel, nice view and amazing bathroom, amazing location, lots of the latest movies, the Chinese restaurant on the 2nd floor up the steers and on the right is one of the best Chinese you can get in HK, I know from living here for the last 2 years and you have my word.
Will always go back whenever I swing by and love this place,

Spacious and impecable rooms. I liked the tablets from which you can control everything in the room: the lights, the curtains, the TV, the audio, the air conditioning, room service... everything. Nice breakfast, very nice afternoon tea. Nice swimming pool. Kids are allowed in the swimming pool though it's too deep for small children.

Very pleasant place to stay, friendly staff and nice food too.

Had to go and at least have a look, ahh the other half....

Top hotels in HK. The Peninsula will never disappoint

Stayed here using the birthday offer package. Service was superb and accommodated to all our request where possible. The rooms in the new building was well maintained and clean.

Was first greeted with welcome drink (tea) and some fruits. Part of the package they gave us a free cake which was decent size (around 1lb). However breakfast was just mediocre

Due to COVID-19 the hotel was relatively quiet (when I stayed here during another offer, the hotel was packed!!). Went to the swimming pool in the late afternoon and there were only a handful of people.

Overall was very satisfied with my stay here and had a great experience, however at full price (usd 500-600/night) I might not think it s worth it.

Founded by members of the Kadoorie family The Peninsula was built with the idea that it would be "the finest hotel east of Suez". Originally planned for a 1924 opening,[2] the hotel opened its doors in December 1928. The hotel was located in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong at the junction of Nathan Road and Salisbury Road, directly opposite the quays where ocean liner passengers disembarked. Kowloon was also the last stop on the trans-Siberian rail link that brought travellers from Europe.

On 25 December 1941, at the end of the Battle of Hong Kong, British colonial officials led by the Governor of Hong Kong, Sir Mark Aitchison Young, surrendered in person at the Japanese headquarters on the third floor of The Peninsula. The Governor was confined for two months in one of the hotel suites before being transferred to a prison in Shanghai. The resort was then renamed "T a Hotel" ( "East Asia Hotel"), and the rooms were reserved for Japanese officers and high-ranking dignitaries, while Hong Kong sank into misery and destitution.[3]

In his book God Is My Co-Pilot, Colonel Robert Lee Scott, Jr., USAAF, commander of the 23d Fighter Group, China Air Task Force, described in detail an aerial raid he led on the Japanese shipping anchored in Hong Kong harbour, conducted 25 October 1942, and the lone attack he personally made in his Curtiss P-40K Warhawk (nicknamed Old Exterminator) upon the famous Peninsula Hotel:

"So I looped above Victoria Harbor and dove for the Peninsula Hotel. My tracers ripped into the shining plateglass of the penthouses on its top, and I saw the broken windows cascade like snow to the streets, many floors below. I laughed, for I knew that behind those windows were Japanese high officers, enjoying that modern hotel. When I got closer I could see uniformed figures going down the fire escapes, and I shot at them...I turned for one more run on the packed fire escapes filled with Jap soldiers, but my next burst ended very suddenly. I was out of ammunition."[4]

It was restored to its original name after Japan was defeated and the British regained control of the colony. The hotel today is part of the Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels group headed by Sir Michael Kadoorie, is the flagship property of The Peninsula Hotels group.

In 1994, an extension was added to the original hotel in the form of a 30-storey tower, which is topped off by a helipad.

The best and oldest hotel in town. Was the HQs of the Japanese army diring the 3 years 8 months occupation in 2nd world war.

I went for afternoon tea instead of staying. As it was the main store, it was more luxurious than the European and Japanese Peninsulas. I think it's worth a look, even if you're not staying. In addition, champagne of Peninsula limited was delicious.

His fries and company sandwiches are super delicious

Hong Kong's iconic hotel, afternoon tea is very famous, very good!

The million-dollar night view from the guest room.
The rooms are not very spacious, but are generally luxurious.
It is said that guests can enjoy the famous afternoon tea at this hotel without waiting in line by making a reservation. Considering that non-residents can line up for more than an hour, this is a good enough advantage for lodging guests (the table is also divided into lodging and non-staying guests) Dress code is prohibited from slippers. Women's sandals or luxury fashion slippers were possible.
It's okay to evaluate the taste, but if I had to wait for more than an hour, I wouldn't eat it.

Another advantage is that there is a restaurant in the hotel where you can have dinner with a beautiful night view. The taste and service are good, and there is a wide variety of wines.

If you apply for a drop-off service at check-out (of course, it is charged), it is very convenient that the Rolls-Royce will take you safely to the airport and the hotel staff will take care of ticketing.
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