The Peninsula Hong Kong Reviews

The cleanliness and quality of the rooms can be regarded as 99 points. I stayed for two days on the 36th anniversary of my marriage this time and I feel very good. The colleagues at the front desk and room service are very polite and caring about the guests. The food is also good. The swimming pool and fitness room are very well controlled.

Luxurious classical English-style hotel, one of the few first-class hotels in Hong Kong that has the elegance of the British era.

It s a lifetime of honour to promote leaf play in such a high-class hotel. It s a day and time worth remembering!

The best! It is natural. Afternoon tea is the best! But the price you can eat for dinner is strict on your wallet.

The view from the bar and the toilet. James Bond has been there!

Gorgeous hotel. I highly recommend the bathroom lobby

I didn't stay here but stopped in one of the shops. This hotel is very high end and definitely high class. If you want to go stay here for the night, expect to shell out big bucks! There are. Lot of fancy shops and great (and expensive) dining options. Security is definitely going to look you over before letting you into a shop so dress nicely and look sharp or expect to be restricted in going into a shop.

Top notch first class all the way. Love the extra touch with two Mini Coopers.

The Peninsula Hotel, rich in history, core values, and magnificent, wants to go back to Hong Kong every time they return to Hong Kong, and the quality of food is always maintained.

Food is delicious. Clean and tidy tables are always ready for you. Attentive service manner makes you feel comfortable, and relaxing.

The room was a little dated and the hotel clientele aren't what they used to be. The staff could be better, though they do apologise profusely when they make an error, unfortunately the errors are little bit too frequent. Otherwise, the hotel is in a great location, lots of shops and close to the star ferry. A good place to stay but not the best HK has to offer.

Afternoon tea at The Lobby is from 14:00, but it is better to line up at 13:00.

Solid place to stay. The view facing the island is best, especially at night--leave the blinds open for a movie-like experience! Unfortunately there's no Michellin restaurant in-house, you'll have to cross the street to the Intercontinental. Otherwise, the restaurants in-house are perfectly fine, if not better. For tourists on a bit of a budget it's within acceptable walking distance to the MTR (especially considering the hot, humid weather!)

We love everything about this hotel. Great location, professional staffs and what a beautiful hotel.

The lobby, live music, great place for high tea.
The cake shop, home-made cakes n cookies, best of the best.
Affordable luxury.

Breakfast is amazing. It is a shame the space centre has been built to obstruct the view of the island. But still a magnificent building, great place to visit and eat at.

World class level afternoon tea! Forget the price, get the experience! Wauw!!!

Went there for a lunch buffet, although lack of food to choose, but the food is still delicious.

Had the dinner at the restaurant called Felix to celebrate birthday. Was expecting much since it costed almost two thousands per person for the tasting menu. Have to say, just nothing special. Not like the food is bad or anything, just that nothing that I will say taste exceptional. The plating looks nice but also confusing at the same time. It is kinda confusing how to start eating. Overall, I would say the food is good but just not that good to worth so much. If the price is around one third, I may consider going, but two thousands just no a chance.

Service attitude is very good! Because I and my girlfriends went to the hotel late at night, they ordered the breakfast early, but because of the use of one of the tablets, the order was stuck and it was displayed wrong. We made the wrong time to book 5am in the morning. Later, we told the staff. Let him 9am send it again. Later, 9am was delivered on time and the attitude was very good. Check out the reaction to this problem. The receptionist immediately said sorry really good!

Adding and losing color, the old style is more elegant!

Qualified hotel and good sightseeing Landmark
But influenced by virus appeared

It can be regarded as one of Hong Kong's attractions. It is especially beautiful in the evening.

Considered on the best hotels in the world, I can recommend all their restaurants and bars except for the lobby lounge. Text me for infos

Of course, solid 5! In Hong Kong, the general problem is to find a room in a hotel without a reservation. But here we were lucky and we settled in a chic room overlooking the Victoria Strait! The price is not very low, but it's worth it!)

The Peninsula is one of the most famous and historical hotels in Hong Kong. Her lobby serves great afternoon tea and dinner. Its quality would never fail you. Do try her Spring Moon restaurant. Fantastic!

Historical building! Love its decoration during Christmas.

Five-star service! Gorgeous lobby cafe! Afternoon tea favorite location.

Most authentic colonial 6 star hotel in Hong Kong. My favorite hotel in this city

The number one hotel in HK. If you have spare money, go and experience it. You may get the luxury of having one of their Rolls Royce to pick you up from the airport.
Everything is done to the grandest style, you are treated like Royalty, go on just pamper yourself.

Beautiful grand dame 5 star hotel. The services are impeccable. They have excellent facilities. You have K11 shopping mall within 5 mins walk.

Amazing checking process, great room.
Really delicious breakfast, very polite staff.
The best address to stay at in Kowloon.

The Chinese food on the third floor is very good and the snacks are very delicate. The afternoon tea in the underground lobby is often lined with long dragons. I like the afternoon tea pastries here, and the Earl Grey is also very fragrant.

Good selection of tea and nice ambience. Services and hi-tea not up to expectation for hotel like this. Quite disappointing...

Very nice hotel which is right in the shopping district .
Harbor view is amazing. Breakfast buffet and dinner are supper.
Will try the High Tea this Sunday

Waited over 2 hours, for high tea, probably should have tried going during the week instead of a Sunday, kind of disappointing mass produced cakes, didn't get the tea I ordered right. Cocktails got them an extra star.

Gorgeous hotel, friendly staff and wonderful wines at the Felix.

Well.... simply outstanding if you like the lairs of the wealthy.

Top grade , excellence service, Victoria era design

Not without reason, the Peninsula is one of the 100 best hotels in the world.

I went for the afternoon tea in the lobby with my cousins. The staff there were extremely friendly and polite, the atmosphere was really comfortable but felt luxurious, and I particularly enjoyed the Christmas theme. We went to the front desk first and Jason at the front desk was really helpful in directing us to the right place for tea. He was warm and welcoming and really made us feel happy to be there. Service at the lobby for tea was also excellent; they used English to explain the difference between the teas to me and recommended which one went with the scones. They were happy to take photos of us, they were attentive when we needed more hot water or clotted cream, etc. I can't speak to the rooms since I didn't stay overnight, but I went to use the washroom and there was an employee inside who was stationed there to open the door, keep the washroom clean, and she even apologised when the stalls were full and I had to wait. She was kind and considerate and smiling the whole time. Location was great, I took the bus and it was easy to get to, but my cousins got lost and went to the wrong hotel because there were so many hotels in the same area. I did hear from my cousins that the Peninsular is really strict with their employees, which did disappoint me because though I really appreciated the amazing service from everyone, I would hate to think that everyone is forced to act that way. I hope the hotel genuinely appreciates their staff. I'm sure the staff deal with difficult visitors and customers on a regular basis, and from the level of professionalism and understanding that I saw in the staff, I would feel better knowing that the staff enjoy working there. Everyone was so attentive no matter where I went within the hotel, and all smiles. My only "constructive criticism" would be that considering the cost of the tea, I didn't find that the food met my expectations. I may be more used to a "western taste" but I've had high tea in Canada and England and preferred those over the one I had here in Hong Kong. But it might just be my personal taste. Overall I really enjoyed my visit to the Peninsular and the experience was definitely worth my time and money! I wish I had the opportunity to stay a night, but the tea was already fantastic.

I feel history. About 30 years have passed since I first stayed, but it is still my favorite hotel.

The Peninsula is, along with Mandarin Oriental, one of Hong Kong's most iconic hotels. We had the "lowest end" room but everything was fine. While the bedding is hard (this is the standard in Asia) but mostly electronic equipment is the tip. Well I'm probably more sensitive than others on these points but I appreciated the chargers qi and usb everywhere, the international hi-fi system and all gadgets as useless as necessary for a hotel in this range. The pool is beautiful even if indoors. Home automation again: there is music under water! The service is impeccable.

Queen of HK hotels, oozing grace and charm. Indoor pool is best in HK.Wonderful stay, in tasteful room full of delights. Each item is of the highest quality and well thought-out in every detail.

Taking off a star as in room dining menu is lacklustre in choice and quality, should be able to do much better given impeccable standards in all else. Gaddis is the best restaurant on-site.

You never want to leave, this is like a slice of paradise snuck into a corner of Kowloon.

Great service and have the most comfortable bed, imo.

A beautiful hotel, the afternoon tea is spectacular - with delicious food and drink for a very reasonable price by Western standards. Unlike the other reviews I've seen, we found tables were turned around very quickly, and the service was really friendly and personable - as well as attentive. The queue is extremely long however, with no seating. We queued for about an hour. Most people get there early for the 2pm start of the high tea service, and the queue goes very slow for the next two hours. Then as the first batch of people start to leave around 3/4pm, the queue rapidly clears - hope that's helpful to others.

Before you go, explore The Peninsula Arcade! A sort of shopping mall for some of the top elite brands in the world INSIDE the hotel! Quite unique.

A prestigious hotel representing Hong Kong.
This hotel is used by Sungkin Japanese people.
Rolls-Royce airport transfer is also available as an option.

Awesome dessert at a reasonable price. Excellent ambience and service. Last but not least Penisula supports Hongkongers - provided shelters to freedom fighters when most needed. Thank you for standing with us.

The hotel in Hong Kong with the most historic importance. Top of the line hotel but also very expensive. Great buffet.