X
VIEW ALL RESULTS
VIEW ALL RESULTS
    X
    X
    VIEW ALL RESULTS
    VIEW ALL RESULTS
      • Professional Services

      Forbes Travel Guide Stories

      Hotels, Rooms

      4 Hong Kong Hotel Bathrooms With Epic Views
      By Correspondent Kate Springer

      March 2, 2022

      The tub at Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong
      Soak up these astounding views. Credit: Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong

      Victoria Harbour is more than just a world-famous landmark. It represents Hong Kong’s mercantile history and the modern energy that rushes through the city, plus it’s one of the most beautiful skylines in the world. Cloud-piercing skyscrapers hug both sides of the waterway, while ferries chug back and forth.

      If you’ve been to Hong Kong before, you may have caught glimpses of the historic channel from a restaurant, rooftop bar or hotel room. But there’s something extra luxurious about taking in the sparkling harbor while soaking in a gorgeous bathtub. When the time comes to visit Hong Kong, we’ve found four hotel rooms worth booking solely for the epic views from the bathrooms:

      Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong

      A study in world-class service and refinement, the Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star Mandarin Oriental has become synonymous with classic luxury, gourmet dining and stunning Victoria Harbour views. Soak up the sights in a Harbour View Suite, which boasts a 224-square-foot bathroom with a standalone tub surrounded by handsome black marble and floor-to-ceiling windows.

      Since the room occupies a coveted corner, you can enjoy both sunrise and sunset, not to mention clear views of the Kowloon skyline, the nightly Symphony of Lights show and the Central Harbourfront. Make the most of your time in this unique en suite with a rose-petal bubble bath that hydrates the skin and soothes the mind.

      Take a dip in this marble marvel. Credit: Rosewood Hong Kong

      Rosewood Hong Kong

      This ultra-luxury address took the city by storm when it opened in 2019 inside a 65-story tower just steps from the Kowloon waterfront. The Five-Star hotel celebrates the harbor in all its glory by showcasing the waterway whenever possible: 70% of rooms promise harbor views, as does the infinity pool, Asaya wellness center, Manor Club, CHAAT and The Legacy House, among other areas of the property.

      When it comes to panoramic bathrooms, book a Grand Harbour View Room, Deluxe Harbour Suite, Grand Harbour Corner Suite or Harbour House for the best vistas. Set on the 57th floor, the Harbour House spoils you with its 320-square-foot marble bathroom, walk-in rain showers and stunning circular soaking tub. Made from a single marble slab, the luxurious tub faces East for magnificent sunrises over the harbor, not to mention great views of the Kai Tak Cruise Terminal (the Kai Tak Airport of old). Meanwhile, two outdoor lap pools and manicured gardens ensure the harbor is never out of sight.

      The backdrop is the main event in this bathroom. Credit: The Upper House

      The Upper House

      Designed by sought-after Hong Kong interior architect Andre Fu, The Upper House feels like a minimalist, Zen oasis — a retreat from the city’s frenetic pace. Each of the 117 rooms showcases pared-back, neutral interiors, ensuring the wrap-around views steal the show, especially in the palatial bathrooms.

      The Studio 70, in particular, delivers jaw-dropping vistas. With its free-standing limestone tub, separate walk-in rain shower and organic Bamford bath products, the spa-like bathroom stretches across approximately 377 square feet (half the size of the room itself).

      Whether you’re enjoying the views at sunrise, sunset or anytime in between, there’s something deeply relaxing about watching boats big and small glide smoothly across the harbor. Celebrating something special? Dial up the romance with candles, bath bombs and fabric petals. 

      Enjoy special bath rituals. Credit: The Peninsula Hong Kong

      The Peninsula Hong Kong

      As one of the first luxury hotels to open in Hong Kong, The Peninsula needs no introduction. Grace and grandeur ooze out of every corner of this heritage address, which dates to 1928, and when it comes to bathrooms with a view, this Tsim Sha Tsui landmark does not disappoint.

      In the opulent 4,111-square-foot Peninsula Suite, you’ll discover a 207-square-foot bathroom where a deep Jacuzzi tub made of gleaming onyx awaits with front-row seats to Victoria Harbour.

      While you’re soaking away in your bubble bath, look for skyline icons like the IFC tower, The Peak and Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre across the water on Hong Kong Island. This is also a prime spot to watch the historic Star Ferry chug to and fro, admire the Ferris wheel or take in the famous Symphony of Lights.

      The bathroom comes kitted out with every imaginable luxury, including a state-of-the-art TV and mood lighting, plus a host of add-ons like the “Me-Time Ritual.” A wellness journey for the mind and body, this relaxing experience features VOYA’s organic bath salts, True Tranquil body wash and Moonlight Moments bath and shower oil — the perfect recipe for a restful, restorative break.  

      Share
      Tweet
      Pin
      Share
      Hong Kong Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong Rosewood Hong Kong The Peninsula Hong Kong The Upper House
      by Correspondent Kate Springer 

      About Correspondent Kate Springer

      View all posts by Correspondent Kate Springer

      Related Posts

      • M+ museumWhere To Eat, Play And Stay In Hong Kong’s West Kowloon Cultural District
      • Brunelleschi Hotel Patio24 Hotels With Breathtaking Views
      • Water view32 Stunning Hotel Lobbies
      • Food34 Hotels Serving Last-Minute Holiday Meals

      Copyright © 2023 · Prima Donna theme by Georgia Lou Studios

      Dreaming of your next trip?

      Let us inspire you with weekly special offers and stories about what's new and exciting in luxury travel.
      THANK YOU! CONFIRMATION EMAIL SENT.
      You can withdraw your consent at any time. Visit our Privacy Policy and Terms or Contact Us for more information.