Hong Kong’s most seductive hotel suites for a romantic getaway

An oversized marble bathtub, a two-person shower, a seductive chaise lounge positioned by the window, a private fully-equipped bar and luxurious textiles found throughout the suite—if there was ever a room made for romance, it’s the Shangri-La Suite at Island Shangri-La. 

There’s also a full kitchen should you decide to hire a private chef for the evening—because why eat in a restaurant full of strangers when you can enjoy a private dinner for two in the Shangri-La Suite’s private dining room, with panoramic windows overlooking the city? We highly recommend the latter. 

This 1,960 square feet suite pays homage to the long-lasting relationship between Fu and The Upper House, enhancing his original design to create a sleek, modern residence.  The colours are a calming palette of mineral blue, dusky mink and pale ivory which sets the suite apart from other rooms at the hotel. It also features a dedicated spa area with twin massage beds. 

Fu’s clever use of light and shadows create an aliveness in the rooms, as lit-up skyscrapers bounce off of the angled windows to bring the electric pulse of the city outside, in. Particularly at night, it’s a cinematic experience worthy of Wong Kar-Wai films; very romantic. 

Guests are welcomed into The Peninsula Suite by an impressive double-height living room with floor-to-ceiling windows and a private landscaped terrace, with unparalleled views of Victoria Harbour and the Hong Kong skyline. 

It also features a personal gym featuring state-of-the-art equipment by Life Fitness; and a master bedroom with an ensuite, complete with a bathtub that looks out over stunning views of the city. For movie-loving couples, a dedicated screening room offers a private cinema experience with a wall-to-wall screen television, Klipsch surround-sound speakers and cosy reclining seats.

Celebrated globally as one of the world’s most spectacular hotel suites, The Presidential Suite at Regent Hong Kong is a rooftop penthouse featuring 7,000 square feet of opulence, including a private rooftop terrace, complete with an infinity swimming pool designed to appear as though it cascades into Victoria Harbour.

Inside, it boasts two-story, floor-to-ceiling windows with sweeping views of the city, and a separate living and dining area. The master bedroom features a luxurious en-suite Oasis bathroom that give five-star spas a run for their money—it has private sauna and steam rooms, a private gym and a tea room.

The hotel’s most spacious offering, Mondrian Hong Kong’s Harbour King Suite feature a separate living room built for entertaining, complete with a seductive curved, maroon velvet lounge, floor-to-ceiling windows and a minibar fashioned from a Chinese lacquer cabinet. The vibe is very mid-century modern-meets-chinoiserie, and we are here for it. 

In the bedroom, pops of primary colours to set the tone, complemented by subtle nods to Hong Kong’s heritage: lamp shades inspired by junk boat sails, a series of ceramic plate artwork by Lau Chao Tao, and artsy bathroom lighting that resembles stitches—a tribute to the generations of tailors who’ve set up shop in Tsim Sha Tsui.