Visit These Hotels in Hong Kong and Mingle With the Stars

Don't miss: Themed gardens with scenery from four continents

Hong Kong Disneyland is currently a hot destination for trendy parents to take their kids. One of the three main hotels in Hong Kong Disneyland, the hotel has a truly international feel. You can also take a tour of the themed gardens from four continents and enjoy scenery from Asia, South America, Africa and Oceania all in one go. Whenever a themed festival day comes around, the entire hotel is filled with a festive atmosphere, with the celebrations extending all the way to free themed room decorations!

Don't miss: Skye Beach Club rooftop bar

The hotel is located in the downtown area of Causeway Bay, and Causeway Bay Station is right outside the door. It's surrounded by famous streetside restaurants, and Sogo Mall and Times Square are near by. It’s quite the ideal location! The rooms are simple and clean with a view of Victoria Park. The rooftop French restaurant and Skye Beach Club rooftop bar are the signature features of the hotel. The lighting effects and night-time views are breathtaking, and you can often run into celebrities here.

Don't miss: Heritage Hotel

Located next to 1881 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, the hotel has a history of more than 130 years. Formerly the headquarters of the Marine Police, it is one of the four oldest existing government buildings in Hong Kong, and was later changed into the Heritage Hotel. The Victorian-style building is particularly striking. Each room has a different style, such as rustic or the old palace court style. Each room is a work of art in its own right. Local celebrities are frequently seen here being interviewed and shooting TV shows.

Don't miss: The beautifully prepared soft furnishings in the hotel

The Pottinger Hong Kong was one of only two Chinese hotels listed on the 2019 Hot List. The entire hotel is decorated with bright artistic fabrics, flowers, carefully framed old photos and fascinating antique ornaments and decorations. The flagstone street outside the hotel is an old street with a history of 100 years. The movie Infernal Affairs was shot here and the crew of Ang Lee's movie Lust, Caution celebrated the end of shooting at a late-night snack bar on this street.

Don't miss: Luxury auctions

This hotel really exudes five-star quality and elegance. Added to the endless sea view, it is an unforgettable experience no matter if you are attending a wedding or staying the night. The wedding banquet of the Hong Kong singer Miriam Yeung was held here and actress Carina Lau celebrated her birthday in the restaurant. The hotel also frequently hosts luxury goods auctions of jewelry and artwork.

Don't miss: A secluded haven in the city

The hotel is called "a haven of calm and quiet taste". It has no obvious sign, and non-residents are normally stopped and questioned at the door. This careful guarding helps ensure the utmost privacy of the guests. The Beckhams are frequent visitors, as are Korean pop stars and local Hong Kong celebrities.

Don't miss: Swimming pool in the sky

This hotel, built in 1981, was last decorated some years ago, but it does not look remotely out of date. In fact it could be described as exquisite. Every detail is carefully planned yet low-key, and it has a sense of simple luxury. The essence of an old hotel is vividly embodied in this space. The delegation from mainland China for the Rio Olympic Games stayed here, so you might find yourself in the same bed an Olympic athlete stayed in..!

Don't miss: The view from the terrace of Hotel M Bar

The hotel adjoins the Landmark and Prince's Building malls, which makes it very convenient for tourists. Many celebrities and dignitaries have stayed here, including the late Princess Diana, former British Prime Minister Lady Thatcher, former U.S. presidents Nixon, Ford and George W. Bush, Tom Cruise, Kevin Costner, the cellist Yo-Yo Ma and the Sultan of Brunei. Hotel M Bar is the hotel's signature 50-year-old bar, overlooking the magnificent landscape of Hong Kong Island from the terrace.