Lanson Place Causeway Bay, Hong Kong

Lanson Place Causeway Bay was designed by French interior designer Pierre-Yves Rochon. Known for his work on iconic luxury properties like the Four Seasons George V, Rochon transformed the hotel into a chic, tranquil sanctuary that balances its stately heritage façade with modern elegance.

The redesign emphasises a "timeless address" inspired by nature and classic French aesthetics. Guests are welcomed by a soft palette of powder blues, citrus yellows, and warm stone tones, complemented by curved lounge chairs and a playful mix of textiles. The 188 guest rooms and six exclusive penthouses feature floor-to-ceiling windows, flooding the spaces with natural light and offering panoramic views of Victoria Park and the Hong Kong skyline.

Beyond the rooms, the design focus extends to Salon Lanson, a sophisticated cocktail lounge. 

Tatler tip: The hotel has a lovely gym, but it’s also steps away from Victoria Park — get your steps in there, surrounded by local aunties and uncles doing their daily tai chi and qi gong