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“If you were any closer to Victoria Harbor your feet would be wet. The Regent’s views are phenomenal, looking across from the Kowloon side of the water towards Hong Kong Island in all its sparkly glory.”
“Regent Hong Kong has been a fixture in the city’s Kowloon region for decades, and it made its long-awaited return last year after a massive two-year reimagination.”
What guests liked
- Top location
- Friendly staff
- Swimming pool
- Delicious breakfast
- Free Wifi
All you need to know
If you’re planning a stay in Hong Kong and you want a bit of luxury with stellar views, the Regent Hong Kong is definitely one to consider. Located right on the water at 18 Salisbury Road in Kowloon, it boasts those iconic vistas of Victoria Harbour and the skyline beyond.
The rooms are described as “Personal Havens of peace and tranquillity”, so you’re not just getting a place to crash, but a little refuge above the city’s bustle.
Regent Hong Kong
And the dining? Oh boy, you’ve got choice! From Cantonese cuisine at the renowned Lai Ching Heen, to top-notch steak at The Steak House, and even the stylish vibe of Nobu.
The ambience is pretty special too: imagine sipping a drink in the Lobby Lounge, looking out over the harbour, with golden lights and a relaxed luxe feel. All in all, it’s the kind of place that works whether you’re in town for business or treating yourself for a few nights.
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