Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
The Peninsula Hong Kong
The first Peninsula hotel, on Salisbury Road in Tsim Sha Tsui overlooking Victoria Harbour, opened on 11 December 1928 by The Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels. The original building wraps a forecourt, with the 30-storey Peninsula Tower added behind it in 1994; 300 rooms and suites in all.
The Peninsula PenClub
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- Advice from our own stay, in March 2026
- Preferred-partner benefits through The Peninsula PenClub: a room upgrade, daily breakfast, a US$100 credit, early check-in and late checkout and a room upgrade
- Industry insight on rates, seasons and timing
- One contact before, during and after the stay
About the property
- Opened
- 1928
- Rooms
- 297
- Suites
- 53
- Renovated
- 2013
- Interiors
- The Gettys Group (2013 rooms)
- Owned by
- Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels
From our stays
We stayed in March 2026
Rooms and suites
Deluxe Room
41-45 sq m · Kowloon city view · Original Building, floors 2 to 6
Grand Deluxe Harbour View Room
42 sq m · full view of Victoria Harbour and the island skyline view · Peninsula Tower, floors 17 to 27
Grand Deluxe Room
43 sq m · Kowloon city view · Peninsula Tower, floors 17 to 27
Deluxe Courtyard Room
45 sq m · forecourt view · Original Building, floors 2 to 6
Suites
Superior Harbour View Suite
82 sq m · full harbour and skyline view · Peninsula Tower, floors 17 to 21
Superior Suite
86 sq m · Kowloon city view · Original Building, floors 2 to 6
Superior Courtyard Suite
86 sq m · forecourt view · Original Building, floors 2 to 6
Deluxe Harbour View Suite
107 sq m · full harbour and skyline view · Peninsula Tower, floors 17 to 25 and 27
Deluxe Suite
121 sq m · forecourt view · Original Building, floors 2 to 6
Grand Deluxe Harbour View Suite
130 sq m · full harbour and skyline view · Peninsula Tower, floors 22 to 25 and 27
The Marco Polo Suite
210 sq m · forecourt and partial harbour view · sixth floor of the Original Building · two bedrooms, dining for six, pantry, butler and Rolls-Royce on call
The Peninsula Suite
377 sq m · full harbour and skyline view · 26th floor of the Tower · balcony, cinema, kitchen, dining for ten, butler and Rolls-Royce on call
Dining and wellness
- Gaddi's
- French restaurant
- Spring Moon
- Cantonese restaurant · 1st floor · lunch
- Felix
- contemporary European restaurant · top of Peninsula Tower
- Imasa
- Japanese restaurant
- Chesa
- Swiss restaurant
- The Lobby
- all-day restaurant · lobby · afternoon tea
- The Verandah
- continental restaurant
- The Bar
- bar and lounge
- Wellness
- The Peninsula Spa with harbour-view treatment rooms, a heated indoor pool on the eighth floor with floor-to-ceiling windows, a sun terrace on the seventh, and a fitness centre with its own terrace.
Where it is
Hong Kong
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For the harbour, book the Tower: Grand Deluxe Harbour View rooms on floors 17 to 27 have a full view of Victoria Harbour and the Hong Kong skyline. Rooms in the Original Building, on floors 2 to 6, face Kowloon or the forecourt.
Deluxe Room (41-45 sq m), Grand Deluxe Harbour View Room (42 sq m), Grand Deluxe Room (43 sq m) and Deluxe Courtyard Room (45 sq m). Suites: Superior Harbour View Suite (82 sq m), Superior Suite (86 sq m), Superior Courtyard Suite (86 sq m), Deluxe Harbour View Suite (107 sq m), Deluxe Suite (121 sq m), Grand Deluxe Harbour View Suite (130 sq m), The Marco Polo Suite (210 sq m) and The Peninsula Suite (377 sq m).
We book The Peninsula Hong Kong through The Peninsula PenClub, so you get a room upgrade confirmed when you book, some suites excepted; daily breakfast for two; a US$100 food, drink or spa credit each stay; check-in from 6am and checkout as late as 10pm and an upgraded welcome amenity, at no extra cost to you. The early and late hours have a few blackout dates.
Gaddi's, french; dining room of crystal chandeliers and mirrors, open since 1953 (One MICHELIN star (2025); chef Anne-Sophie Nicolas); Spring Moon, cantonese, with dim sum at lunch, in a 1920s Shanghai-style room on two levels (One MICHELIN star (2025); first floor); Felix, contemporary European, at the top of the Peninsula Tower (named after former general manager Felix Bieger); Imasa, japanese; Chesa, swiss; The Lobby, afternoon tea and all-day dining; The Verandah, continental and The Bar, bar and lounge.
The Peninsula Spa with harbour-view treatment rooms, a heated indoor pool on the eighth floor with floor-to-ceiling windows, a sun terrace on the seventh, and a fitness centre with its own terrace.
Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, overlooking Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong Island.
The Peninsula Hong Kong opened in 1928. It was last renovated in 2013: all 300 rooms and suites, in two phases from January 2012 (tower first) to April 2013, by The Gettys Group; HK$450 million.
Planned as 'the finest hotel east of Suez' and opened on 11 December 1928 by The Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels. The 30-storey Peninsula Tower, with 132 rooms and suites, opened behind the original building in December 1994, with Felix restaurant at the top. The guest rooms were redone in 2012-13 by The Gettys Group, with lighting by Fisher Marantz Stone.
