Asaya at Rosewood seems to be able to do it all—including strengthening your romantic relationship. While most places offer couple’s spa treatments, Asaya takes it a step further with their Growing Together package. 

Aiming to strengthen your physical, emotional and spiritual connection with your partner, the programme includes everything from a Vinyasa yoga class, a psychology consultation, metabolic training, wellness consultation, meditation session, expressive arts therapy, Aroma Atelier massage, and a Super Seed Nutrient facial treatment by Votary. 

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It’s not the festive season unless there’s baking involved. If your baking adventures at home never really turn out right, The Mixing Bowl organises baking and cooking classes almost every day to show you how you can recreate your favourite pastries and dishes at home.

For December, they’ll be offering classes on Christmas gingerbread cookies, European Christmas treats, gingerbread house and more. While most of the classes are full at the moment, check out baking classes from other studios such as BiteUnite to see if anything catches your eye. 

Discover more at themixingbowlhk.com

See also: The Best Cooking Classes In Hong Kong

If you’ve passed by the Central piers recently, you might’ve noticed rows of white picket fenced pods by the Hong Kong Observation Wheel. The pods––which belong to The Grounds––Hong Kong’s very own socially distanced entertainment space, will be hosting a series of entertainment options, from yoga classes to outdoor movie sessions. 

Cosy up with your significant other on their large deck chairs, order food from their selection of catering options from Basehall, and end the night by taking a stroll by the water afterwards. 

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Take in the breezy winter weather by spending the afternoon at West Kowloon Cultural District. Rent a bike by the hour from the park’s convenient bike-sharing programme and make a pit stop at the Competition Pavilion for the perfect couple pic backdrop, then head over to Freespace to check out the latest exhibition or performances. 

When the sun begins to set, find a grassy area to take in the view and wait for your pre-ordered luxury picnic basket to arrive, or take your pick from one of West Kowloon’s many restaurant options such as multi-sensory fine-dining spot, Pano, or Rest Coffee Gin, a laid-back cafe by day, bar by night establishment that will serve you your favourite gin-based nightcap. 

Discover more at westkowloon.hk

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Get into the festive spirit early by checking out the Christmas markets around the city, then spend the weekend in a state of pure bliss by booking a festive staycation package. From limousine rides from the Mandarin Oriental, to big festive meals at Henry at Rosewood, we’d start packing our bags if we were you. 

See also: The Best Hong Kong Staycations To Book For Christmas 2020

If regular wining and dining isn’t enough, then perhaps Peninsula’s famous Fly and Dine package will make it worth your while. The package includes an 18-minute helicopter that begins from the 30th-floor lounge at The China Clipper, followed by lunch or dinner at the hotel. 

Admire the Christmas lights of Victoria Harbour from above, and be ready to capture your partner with helicopter hair on camera.

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Head over to Kai Tak and imagine how life used to be like when the terminal was still Hong Kong’s number one airport.

With sweeping 360-degree harbour views on the rooftop garden, you’d be able to get front row seats to jaw-dropping sunset views. Make it extra romantic by bringing a blanket and a bottle of your homemade mulled wine. 

Discover more at kaitakcruiseterminal.com.hk

See also: The Best Christmas Markets In Hong Kong For 2020