Where: The Upper House
How much: From HK$60,000 (US$7,650) per night
Why: The Upper House brand has a long-standing partnership with acclaimed interior designer André Fu, and its Hong Kong hotel boasts the only suite in the world named after him. Encompassing 1,960 sq ft, the converted two-bedroom penthouse has a calming neutral palette throughout, providing a minimalist backdrop for statement pieces from the designer’s Living collection. The suite’s second bedroom has been converted into a private spa room with floor-to-ceiling windows, while the second bedroom now hosts a spacious dining room that comfortably seats 18.
A stay at the André Fu suite comes complete with daily champagne breakfast for two in the suite, a wellness treatment for two and a round-trip chauffeur transfer, plus the opportunity to take a piece of your holiday home with you with a gift from the André Fu Living collection.
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2. Presidential Suite, Grand Hyatt Hong Kong
Where: Grand Hyatt Hong Kong
How much: From HK$80,000 per night, plus 10 per cent
Why: Designed by Bar Studio – who envisaged six different suites for the hotel – the two penthouse suites (each 4,300 sq ft) boast entirely distinct personalities.
The first is classic, with gilded detailing and walls lined with a selection of European and Chinese art. The second suite is eclectic and contemporary, featuring sleek interiors, a more subtle colour palate and modern interpretations of classic furniture styles.
Both suites feature expansive harbour views and are equipped with a grand piano, bartending area, meeting room, a fully equipped private kitchen and a spacious dining room where guests can enjoy meals prepared by the hotel’s chefs. Perhaps most indulgent of all, the suites’ marble-clad bathrooms have been designed to rival the most luxurious of spas, with a private steam room and an oval bathtub overlooking the harbour.
3. Harbour House, Rosewood Hong Kong
Where: Rosewood Hong Kong
How much: From HK$50,000 per night
Why: Set atop the hotel’s 57th floor and spanning 12,000 sq ft including all the outdoor areas, Harbour House offers guests a slice of peace and privacy in the heart of the city. With two outdoor lap pools, a manicured garden and several outdoor seating areas, guests will find themselves drawn outside, though the indoor offerings are just as impressive.
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Accessed via a private lift, Harbour House is filled with curated art, while opulent interiors create an air of indulgence throughout. The master bedroom features a walk-in wardrobe, while the bathroom, which overlooks Victoria Harbour, features a striking circular bathtub carved from a single slab of marble.
4. Mandarin Suite, The Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong
Where: Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong
How much: From HK$98,000 per night, plus 10 per cent
Why: The Mandarin Suite is a luxurious two-bedroom property spanning 3,840 sq ft equipped with a spacious living room, a dining room that seats 12 and an indulgent spa suite. Double-height ceilings flood the rooms with natural light and capitalise on views of the harbour, best seen from the suite’s expansive private terrace.
Mandarin Suite guests are also granted exclusive access to the Mandarin Club – a sprawling, 6,200 sq ft retreat space on the hotel’s 23rd floor overlooking Statue Square.
5. Presidential Suite, The Kerry Hotel
Where: Kerry Hotel
How much: From HK$49,600 per night, plus 10 per cent
Why: Sitting on the Hung Hom waterfront, the Kerry Hotel boasts one of the best views of Hong Kong Island, and its Presidential Suite offers a better vantage point than most. The 3,160 sq ft one-bedroom suite has a spacious balcony with outdoor seating and a separate living room with a state-of-the-art Bang and Olufsen sound system. The bathroom is clad in marble and boasts a separate bath and shower area, while there’s also a kitchenette for when you prefer a more intimate dining experience.
Suite bookings come complete with a fully stocked bar and access to the hotel’s Club Lounge.
6. The Peninsula Suite, The Peninsula Hong Kong
Where: The Peninsula Hong Kong
How much: Price available on request
Why: Occupying the 26th floor of the historic building, The Peninsula Suite screams luxury at every turn. The entry to this 4,100 sq ft suite is lined with silk-screen artworks by American artist Pat Steir, while a sculpture by Chinese artist Sun Yi stands in the hall and a handblown glass chandelier hangs delicately above the living room.
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Audiophiles will rejoice as the suite is equipped with state-of-the-art speaker systems and even a grand piano, as well as an 85-inch flat-screen television to bring any multisensory experience to life. A spacious master bedroom leads to walk-in wardrobes, an art-deco style bathroom with marble inlays, and a private gym.
7. Entertainment Suite, Landmark Mandarin Oriental
Where: Landmark Mandarin Oriental
How much: From HK$53,000 per night, plus 10 per cent
Why: Those with a cause to celebrate will be drawn to the Landmark Mandarin Oriental’s Entertainment Suite, a 1,800 sq ft space ideal for all form of functions. Its four-metre “Cabinet of Delights” features a collection of wines curated by Amber’s sommelier, as well as a range of Cuban cigars, and a collection of sweet and savoury snacks prepared by the hotel’s Michelin-starred chef. Other entertainment offerings include a vinyl jukebox, a DJ booth, PlayStation VR gaming equipment, a 160-inch TV and a powerful Bang and Olufsen sound system.
Once your guests have gone, the room transforms into a peaceful escape, with climate-controlling technology guaranteeing you a good night’s sleep, and a luxurious bathroom equipped with a multi-jet rain shower (with the option to add a relaxing aromatherapy capsule) and an oval-shaped marble bathtub.
8. Ritz-Carlton Suite, The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong
Where: The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong
How much: From HK$180,000 per night, plus 10 per cent
Why: Situated on the 117th floor of the ICC within the world’s tallest hotel, the Ritz-Carlton Suite stands a full 484 metres above sea level. The suite covers nearly 4,000 sq ft and capitalises on its vantage point with sweeping views of the harbour and city skyline below. The master bedroom boasts a king-size bed with 600-thread count linen and down-feather pillows, while the bathroom comes complete with a whirlpool bathtub, spa bed, sauna and Bulgari toiletries, while the spacious living and dining area has its own fully-equipped pantry.
A personal butler and chauffeur-driven Rolls-Royce are at your disposal throughout your stay, ensuring your every need is catered to, 24/7.
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