Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong
Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong
8 Finance Street Central, Hong Kong
Star Ratings :
Location :
Central
Rooms :
399
Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong is a waterfront landmark with wall-to-wall views of Victoria Harbour. The property is exceptionally well placed for leisure or business in Hong Kong. Spacious silk-panelled guest rooms feature plasma screen televisions and luxurious comforts. From international cuisine overlooking the harbour to the inspired Eastern therapies of the expansive spa, Four Seasons offers an enticing destination within a destination.
from US$ 467
per night
TAX & SERVICE INCLUSIVE
per night
TAX & SERVICE INCLUSIVE
Based on 256 HotelTravel.com Guest reviews
Standard of Room
Hotel Facilities
Food & Beverage
Service
Location
Value For Money
91%
Customer Satisfaction
Rated #5 for all Hong Kong hotels
The management of this hotel is GREAT! They were able to fix my problems before I even knew I had them. One day I was using the room service menu as a mouse pad, the next thing I know they delivered a real mouse pad to my room. Another time I was bringing my luggage down the elevator and just my chance an employee stepped on and saw me with luggage. H stopped whatever he was doing and took the luggage and step up a car, all right from the elevator.
This is truly a first class well run hotel....
Bruce Gruen, American
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Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong Reviews
Bruce Gruen,American
Check-In : 23 Dec 09
Room type: Deluxe peak view
Standard of Room
Hotel Facilities
Food & Beverage
Service
Location
Value For Money
100%
Satisfaction
The management of this hotel is GREAT! They were able to fix my problems before I even knew I had them. One day I was using the room service menu as a mouse pad, the next thing I know they delivered a real mouse pad to my room. Another time I was bringing my luggage down the elevator and just my chance an employee stepped on and saw me with luggage. H stopped whatever he was doing and took the luggage and step up a car, all right from the elevator.
This is truly a first class well run hotel.
A HotelTravel.com Member,Japanese
Check-In : 19 Sep 08
Room type: Deluxe peak view
Standard of Room
Hotel Facilities
Food & Beverage
Service
Location
Value For Money
96%
Satisfaction
The hotel has upgraded our room to Harbour View from City View for the first two nights - the view was superb!! The room was beautiful, the bathroom was exquisite, the swimming pools were beautiful, moreover, the jacuzzi & sauna facilities were awesome. They had very beautiful resting area with the healthy drinks, and I could stay at the area for the whole day.
David Semrau,American
Check-In : 31 Aug 08
Room type: Deluxe harbour view
Standard of Room
Hotel Facilities
Food & Beverage
Service
Location
Value For Money
100%
Satisfaction
Wonderful view of the harbor; location very good; easy access to everything. Regal feel to the whole place. Close to shoppin and International Finance Center 2-it's worth goiing up to the 55th flloor. Hong Kong Monetaryl Authority is there and you can learn all about Hong Kong's amazing financial system.
Tin king Chan ,Chinese
Check-In : 29 Dec 07
Room type: Deluxe harbour view
Standard of Room
Hotel Facilities
Food & Beverage
Service
Location
Value For Money
75%
Satisfaction
Great location, good service. Service would have been great if they did remember to make up my room on the second day.
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