Regent Hong Kong
A panoramic sanctuary facing the lights of Victoria Harbour.
An exceptional
escape
Why choose this journey
The Regent Hong Kong suits travelers seeking one of Asia's most impressive views in a contemporary hotel with highly personalized service. Its location provides immediate access to the Avenue of Stars, museums, K11 MUSEA, and the Star Ferry, while offering a calm atmosphere facing the harbor. Couples will appreciate the panoramic rooms, cocktails overlooking the skyline, and the diversity of restaurants, while the pool and spacious suites are also suitable for extended stays. The property stands out primarily for its balance between understated luxury, high-level gastronomy, and the permanent spectacle of Victoria Harbour.
The Regent Hong Kong occupies an exceptional location on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, directly facing the island’s skyscrapers. Inaugurated in 1980, later becoming the InterContinental, it reclaimed its historic name at the end of 2023 after a complete transformation. Hong Kong designer Chi Wing Lo created refined interiors combining stone, wood, glass, contemporary artworks, and spectacular views of the harbor.
The hotel comprises 497 rooms and suites, including 129 suites, designed as residential sanctuaries facing the city or Victoria Harbour. Entry-level categories measure 30 to 38 m² and feature a relaxation area arranged before the windows as well as a spa-inspired bathroom. The Presidential Suite reaches approximately 650 m² with a rooftop terrace and a private infinity pool facing the skyline.
The wellness offering centers on an expansive landscaped Pool Terrace, an outdoor pool, and several infinity pools overlooking the harbor. Day beds allow guests to enjoy the view at leisure, while the Technogym-equipped fitness center remains accessible 24 hours a day. This space emphasizes swimming, relaxation, and physical activity rather than a traditional spa program.
Gastronomy constitutes one of the property’s major signatures. Lai Ching Heen, awarded two Michelin stars, celebrates Cantonese cuisine, while The Steak House offers aged meats and charcoal cooking. Nobu combines Japanese cuisine with Peruvian influences, Harbourside presents an international buffet facing the harbor, and Qura Bar brings together cocktails, rare spirits, and a cigar lounge in a sophisticated nocturnal atmosphere.
Unforgettable moments
- Location directly on Victoria Harbour
- Spectacular panorama of the island skyline
- Historic hotel inaugurated in 1980
- Contemporary transformation by Chi Wing Lo
- Rooms designed as residential sanctuaries
- Presidential Suite with private infinity pool
- Pool Terrace and panoramic pools
- Technogym fitness center open 24 hours
- Lai Ching Heen restaurant with two Michelin stars
- Two Michelin Keys
- Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star distinction
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