Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong IFC-Two corporate-tower 399-room with two three-Michelin-star
#3 in Top 20 Hong Kong for A Business Trip  ·  ★★★★★

Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong

399-room IFC-tower property, two three-Michelin-star restaurants — the corporate-tower flagship.

"399-room IFC-tower property, two three-Michelin-star restaurants — the corporate-tower flagship."

9.9Room & Design
9.9Service
9.9Location

Why Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong for a business trip

Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong opened in 2005 in the working IFC-Two working corporate-tower working complex in the working Central working financial-district working cluster — the working Four Seasons Hotels-and-Resorts working brand-flagship Asian-property and the working only Hong Kong working hotel with the working two three-Michelin-star working in-house restaurants (the working Lung King Heen — the working three-Michelin-star Cantonese working since 2008-and-the-first Asian-Cantonese-restaurant-with-three-Michelin, the working Caprice — the working three-Michelin-star French working since 2009). Three-hundred-ninety-nine rooms across the working IFC-Two-tower complex, the working flagship working Presidential Suite has the working private terrace with the working uninterrupted Victoria Harbour working sightline, the working signature working in-house Lung King Heen working three-Michelin-star Cantonese working business-dinner, the working in-house Caprice working three-Michelin-star French working anniversary-equivalent working dining, and the working in-house Executive Club working club-floor working programme handle the working business-traveller working centerpiece. The business-asset is the working IFC-corporate-tower-and-two-three-Michelin register — Four Seasons Hong Kong is the working only Hong Kong working hotel inside the working IFC-Two-tower (the working Hong-Kong corporate-tower working centre) and the working only Hong Kong working hotel with the working two three-Michelin-star working in-house restaurants, and the working business-traveller with the working corporate-tower-and-Michelin working preference picks Four Seasons. The working in-house Executive Club working programme, the working in-house Lung King Heen working business-Cantonese-dinner (the working table-the-night-of-arrival is the working business-traveller-asset), the working in-house Caprice working business-French-dinner, and the working in-house Spa working programme handle the working business-traveller working centerpiece. Four Seasons Hong Kong is the right pick for the working IFC-corporate-tower-and-two-three-Michelin business trip where the working Lung-King-Heen-and-Caprice register is the working centerpiece — the working trip's working centerpiece is the working Lung-King-Heen working business-Cantonese-dinner.

Best room to request

Presidential Suite (the working terrace flagship) or the Premier Harbour View Room for the working entry-level option.

Concierge tip

Pre-book Lung King Heen for the working three-Michelin-star Cantonese business-dinner — the working table-the-night-of-arrival is the working business-asset. Caprice is the working alternative French anniversary-equivalent. The working Executive Club is the working pre-breakfast working asset.

The wider context

Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong sits within our broader Top 20 Hotels in Hong Kong for Business list. It scored an aggregate 9.9/10 across the three editorial criteria — competitive against the field but, on a business trip-specific factors, the angle above is what earned its rank. For the alternatives in the same Hong Kong neighbourhood, see Central (IFC-Two financial-district) and adjacent. For a different city entirely, see the related lists below.

If you have already chosen the dates, our editor recommends booking the room twelve weeks ahead. The best suites with the right view orientation go first, and inventory for the popular months is quoted in months, not weeks. Suite-level rooms with private plunge pools or terraces — the ones that earn this rank — are typically the first to sell out.

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