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Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong, Hong Kong

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Hong Kong, China, Asia: Four Seasons Hong Kong

8 Finance Street
Central
Hong Kong
China
Tel: 852 3196 8888
Tel: 800 819 5053
Fax: 852 3196 8899
www.fourseasons.com/hongkong/

Concierge.com's insider take:

Set in the towering International Finance Center among Central's high-rise office buildings, the Four Seasons is packed with business amenities. The massive property bustles with dark-suited execs who take advantage of the private boardrooms, round-the-clock secretarial services, and the 26,000-odd square feet of conference and convention space. But don't be fooled: This place isn't just for the name-badge set. There's also a trio of gorgeous outdoor pools, a 22,000-square-foot spa, and one of the city's hottest tables, Caprice, serving meticulous French cuisine. The 399 rooms have pale silk- and wood-paneled walls, lacquer and marble bathroom fixtures (and, yes, leather and steel office furniture). The characteristic Four Seasons service even includes kid-friendly extras like milk and cookies at bedtime.

From the readers of Condé Nast Traveler:

Overall Score: 89.1

Rooms: 93.3
Service: 89.8
Food: 87.6
Location: 85.2
Design: 89.8

The 2005 property is "outstanding for its quiet elegance and efficiency." Guest rooms are split between Western- and Asian-inspired styles, but all share "simple orchid arrangements and attentive staff." Caprice serves French, while Lung King Heen ("View of the Dragon") turns out dim sum. The 24-hour fitness center is "very well supervised."

(399 rooms)
—2009 Gold List

Amenities: Pool, Spa

From the editors of Condé Nast Traveler:

With three-quarters of its 399 guest rooms offering unobstructed views of Victoria Harbour and Kowloon, the Four Seasons has a distinct advantage over its luxurious competition. At 484 square feet, standard rooms are among Hong Kong's largest, with wide flat-screen TVs and pillowtop beds. The uninspired exterior does little to distinguish the hotel from the office towers that cram the waterfront. Hong Kong's beautiful people, however, have clearly embraced the French restaurant, Caprice, as well as the Blue Bar and the intimate Caprice bar. The spa's treatment rooms are vessels for pampering, and shoppers will appreciate the hotel's direct access to the revamped Lane Crawford—where Barneys meets Neiman Marcus. —2006 Hot List