We particularly love the collection of art by Raku Inoue, titled Natura Insects, on display in Argo, the hotel’s award-winning bar and lounge. To fit Argo’s botanical-themed interior, Sow Art Solutions and the Montreal-based Japanese artist collaborated to create a custom series of paper sculptures featuring living things. These cut-out pieces are mounted on base structures, forming the shapes of botanical garden creatures. Alongside these artworks are framed pressed herbarium decors that seamlessly blend into Argo’s overall interior and create a serene botanical garden ambience.  It offers guests an inner-city oasis to enjoy unique cocktails and unwind from the cosmopolitan hustles.

The recent renovation of the hotel’s 399 guest rooms and suites has really reinforced the hotel as one of Hong Kong's most elegant properties. Each room is designed to maximise the stunning views of Victoria Harbour, ensuring that the vista becomes an integral part of the experience. The interiors blend contemporary design with classic elements, featuring rich textures like silk and velvet, and a soothing colour palette of neutral tones accented with deep blues and greens that echo the harbour views.

The spacious rooms now boast bespoke furniture crafted from high-quality materials, such as dark wood and polished metal, which add a touch of sophistication. The new design incorporates a modern, open-plan layout that enhances the feeling of space and light.

State-of-the-art technology is seamlessly integrated, with intuitive control systems for lighting, climate, and entertainment, making it easy for guests to tailor their environment to their preferences.

Luxurious touches are evident in the upgraded marble bathrooms, which feature deep soaking tubs with panoramic views of the harbour, separate rain showers, and double vanities. High-end amenities and custom-designed toiletries provide a spa-like experience in the comfort of your own room. The carefully curated artwork, including Lidia Buente’s colourful paper collages and Kassia Ko’s tranquil ink wash pieces, adds a local artistic flair that complements the room’s elegant décor.

The Four Seasons Hong Kong is not just a haven for relaxation but also a destination for wellness and cultural enrichment. The hotel’s spa, spanning over 22,000 square feet, offers a sanctuary of relaxation with 17 treatment rooms, including VIP suites with their own vitality pools. The spa’s extensive menu includes both traditional and innovative therapies designed to rejuvenate and refresh. Additionally, the hotel provides a range of cultural experiences, allowing guests to immerse themselves in Hong Kong’s vibrant heritage through guided local tours and activities.

The culinary offerings at Four Seasons Hong Kong are nothing short of spectacular. The hotel boasts an impressive array of dining options, each earning high accolades. Caprice, the French fine dining restaurant, has retained its three Michelin stars for the sixth consecutive year under the guidance of chef Guillaume Galliot. The menu showcases exquisite French cuisine that marries fresh ingredients with inventive techniques.

Lung King Heen, the world’s first Chinese restaurant to earn three Michelin stars, continues to set the standard for Cantonese dining with its refined dishes and impeccable service. Noi, the Italian restaurant, has earned two Michelin stars this year, delighting guests with its modern Italian fare. For a more casual yet equally refined experience, Argo, recognised as one of the World’s 50 Best Bars, offers a unique cocktail menu inspired by local ingredients. And don’t miss the opportunity to visit Gallery, the hotel’s café, which serves artisanal coffee and tea in a cosy, stylish setting.

While the Four Seasons Hong Kong’s dining options are exceptional, we highly recommend securing a reservation at Sushi Saito. This one Michelin-starred venue, led by the esteemed Chef Masashi Kubota, offers an authentic Edomae-style sushi experience. Chef Kubota’s dedication to his craft and his meticulous attention to detail ensures that each piece of sushi is a work of art. His understated approach and commitment to perfection make every meal a memorable journey into the heart of Japanese cuisine.

A paragon of luxury and sophistication, the Four Seasons Hong Kong has solidified its status as a premier destination for both leisure and business travellers with its recent enhancements. Whether indulging in its world-class dining, relaxing in its serene spa, or enjoying its cultural offerings, guests are assured an experience of unparalleled excellence.

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