
The harbour's grande dame, famous for afternoon tea. Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong.



Class
5-star
Area
Tsim Sha Tsui
Guest score
9.3 / 10
Reviews
2,090
Rosewood Hong Kong stands in Tsim Sha Tsui and looks across Victoria Harbour towards the Hong Kong Island skyline. Museums, parks, shops and waterfront walkways are close, within a large mixed-use development. It suits couples and design-conscious travellers who want upscale comfort with a harbour outlook and a lively district nearby.
The hotel is designed to feel like a stylish residence rather than a conventional hotel, with generous rooms, a spa and a pool. Interiors are refined and contemporary, and the mood is calm and romantic. Harbour-facing rooms are a particular draw, giving guests an impressive evening light show of the city skyline.
Subway stations and the waterfront ferry piers are within a reasonable distance, and taxis are plentiful. The area is busy, so expect crowds at weekends and holidays. Rates are high, so compare room categories and harbour-view options. Book well ahead for popular periods, and check which facilities are included or require a separate reservation.
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Waterfront, museums and Kowloon shopping. The MTR reaches nearly everywhere. The Star Ferry and trams are cheap, scenic ways to travel.
From
US$600 / night

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