The Peninsula Hong Kong Reviews

High-end luxury five-star hotels, where star politicians often stay, the service quality is super-class experience.

The toilets open to the public have hot towels instead of toilet paper to clean your hands, there's live music playing smooth jazz, supercars and Rolls-Royce's are parked outside, whats not to like about this place?

Very good, one of the most amazing places I've ever been to

Nice hotel as I always get off when I'm in Hong Kong.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has a small number of left D, about 8 people.

More a food court than a "luxury hotel". Expect a long queue for 2 hours in the lobby for the afternoon tea. I believe that a hotel of this standard should not allow their guests to witness this, nore outside guests to be treated like this.

The Peninsula Western Restaurant produces a full range of scent

I'm not staying but I'm shopping.
However, it is expensive for souvenir one 4.5 thousand yen ~
It may be a feeling that it is cheap for those who can stay here ...

First-class service, first-class environment, first-class enjoyment

A really near perfect lobby high tea cafe, in fact, the price is arounf 60% higher than Starbucks in that international five star hotel even USA ex President George Bush, Bill Clinton were ever thete when visit Hong Kong.

I didn't stay here but everyone says it's incredible!

Hong Kong's oldest 5-star hotel, you can also taste English afternoon tea at the lobby.

I love the ice cream in the lobby and the dood in the Verandah. Plus it's a very nice and classy place.

Have breakfast here at the lounge: Chinese variety, eggs Benedict or Continental - get the paper and biscotti to go with your coffee ~ 500 HKD

Friendly and professional staffs. Enjoy the heritage feeling and experience.

It is beautiful when seen from the front at night
It's not inside, but it looks like a high-end boutique.
I want to be a person who earns enough to stay here

The Felix Bar at this high end hotel is worth a visit for a view of the Hong Kong Bay and light shows. The bar has an eclectic collection of spirits for the quintessential consumer who wants to sample the creme de la creme of Hong Kong life.

Enjoy high-tea at The Lobby. Eat delicious cakes and scones while drinking your selection of tea or coffee, at an elegant hotel while live classical music plays from a 2nd floor balcony.
It's a popular afternoon destination so the wait for a table can be extensive.
The roughly HK$300 is worth it and there's more than enough tea and sweets to satisfy.

You have to be careful with the extra costs that you do not specify.

Only 12 in the World and I experienced the Best of the Best ever. I Rate this Hotel 8 Stars....Over the top EXCELLENCE!!!!!

Visited one of the most famous hotel in Hong Kong with a staycation promotion including three meals. The view of Victoria Habour was stunning and breathtaking. It was worth to visit only for this view. Can't describe how relaxing while enjoying a cup of coffee and looking at the ships across the Harbour. The room was very comfortable and the service was nice too.

Very nice hotel and shopping mall with world wide brands

Afternoon tea for two meals to eat super support, good lighting atmosphere

This is a must see Hotel in Hong Kong. If it comes to Asia, there are three hotels, you once have to visit and enjoy a high tea. The Raffles in Singapore, the Mandarin Oriental in Bangkok and the Peninsula in Hong Kong.

Breathe the tradition of all the past years in colonial styled lobby. In the evening you should also go up to the Felix Restaurant and roof top bar, overlooking Hong Kong island.

And you are always surrounded by her Majesty's Spy, 007, Bond, James Bond....

The place is spacious, clean, first class service and well managed. The ingredients are just average. .

Nice food, excellent environment and friendly staff, except valet parking.

I have to wait for a clock in the afternoon tea. I will try it once. In fact, the canal is famous. The afternoon tea is special. The price is very expensive.

Excellent hotel with colonial style decor and furnishings.

Nice food, caring staff & to my surprise, quite peaceful environment today.

I have been here many times for afternoon tea in the foyer but I have not yet stayed here. It is a most traditionally British yummy experience. The classic three tiered plate with scones and jam and cream and a selection of delicious sandwiches and petit four cakes. Combined with your choice of teas or coffees. Sit back relax. And nibble. It is a lovely thing to do in the mid afternoon.
It can however get a little noisy in the centre, so I have found it is actually very nice to sit in the outer regions of the foyer almost up against the shops. The food and the service is just as good and there is less traffic between the tables and so less noise. I have given it four stars as the scone recipe is not my favourite, and it is actually relatively expensive, unless you feel like you deserve an indulgence.
I often do.

The service bear is very satisfied, all kinds of food are fresh, exquisite and delicious, I hope that your hotel will maintain the standard.

I wouldn t know anything about this place. Just used their bathroom. Fancy bathrooms. 10/10

The room is beautiful! The bed is super sleepy! The view of the pool is superb! Although it is a hotel that is old, but from the beginning of the room, it feels very new, clean, clean and comfortable, as well as a very good service staff to help us fully introduce the room, and remind us that we can take beautiful souvenirs! I really appreciate the peninsula for bringing us a wonderful stay! I hope that I will have the opportunity to visit again in the future.

Peninsula Hotel Afternoon Tea 3:3 time Very bad Unfortunately, often have to line up

By far one of the best hotels in the world. I ve stayed here several times and it s always consistently perfect

Classic hotel in Hong Kong , have very long history , food are great just kinda expensive , overall it's a place with some unique taste with it

Had the afternoon tea at the iconic Peninsula hotel. It was nice although was a little underwhelming due to most of the savoury and sweets were dry. The experience was nice only to be let down on the quality of food. The Sheraton across the road is more of a recommendation.

Good Hotel. Room a bit small. Amazing that almost everything in a room is controlled by their iPad (lights tv radio aircon etc)

Old hotel! There are famous brand handbags, jewelry stores and watch shops. Convenient transportation, choice of restaurants around.

The Felix bar on the top floor is a must. Yeah it'll be the most expensive drink you ever buy, but the views and the great staff and even the toilets - are a must if you're in Hong Kong

The afternoon tea of the Peninsula Hotel has a kind of indelible complex...

I just walk by but look too old .but very good looking hotel.