The St. Regis Hong Kong
Refined contemporary with deliberate Hong Kong residential character — dark woods, warm bronze, and a quiet theatricality rather than flashy opulence. Think upscale private mansion rather than grand palace hotel.
Show up at the Drawing Room around 5:25pm to watch (and potentially receive a pour of) the daily champagne sabrage — it's complimentary if you're standing nearby
Why It Matters
Two separate two-Michelin-starred restaurants (French and Cantonese) under one roof is practically unheard of. André Fu's residential-style design sets it apart from the typical luxury-hotel playbook. The daily champagne sabrage at 5:30pm, performed with a custom saber made by the Chief Maréchal des Logis of the French Republican Guard, is a genuinely memorable ritual. Forbes Five-Star rated in 2025.
Opened in 2019 as Marriott's 7,000th hotel globally, The St. Regis Hong Kong occupies a slender 27-story tower in the Wan Chai district, designed entirely by celebrated Hong Kong-based interior designer André Fu. The rooms are among the largest in the city — starting at 538 sq ft — and the design weaves in local references throughout: lacquer headboard panels that echo old Wan Chai shop shutters, bedside lamps shaped like Chinese lanterns, oak dividers evoking traditional shophouse windows. It's a luxury property that earns its stars not just on aesthetics but on substance, with four dining venues holding multiple Michelin stars between them.
Where You'll Stay
7 room types available
Deluxe Room
Entry-level rooms at the St. Regis — and they're anything but plain. The curved, winged headboard is capped with white lacquer panels that nod to traditional Wan Chai shopfront shutters. Bedside lamps echo Chinese lanterns. Oak dividers reference old Hong Kong shop windows. City views throughout. Frette bedding, minibar stocked with Ruinart Blanc de Blancs, and 24-hour butler service included.
King or Twin
Governor's Suite
A step above the Metropolitan, with its own dining area and a standout bathroom. Bedroom, separate living room and dining room. Understated luxury with André Fu's signature East-meets-West restraint.
King
Grand Deluxe Room
At 50 sqm (538 sq ft), these are genuinely spacious by Hong Kong standards — roughly double the size of many competitor hotels' base rooms. City views of Hong Kong from floor-to-ceiling windows. Quintessential André Fu design with lacquer panels and oak detailing. Includes intimate living area with sofa and oak tables that double as workspace.
King · 50 sqmMetropolitan Suite
Contemporary European minimalist style accented with oriental touches. Spacious living area, walk-in shower, and full butler service. A polished, residential feel that suits longer stays.
KingPremier Room
Step up from Grand Deluxe. These rooms feature panoramic city views, with some offering partial harbour or marina views depending on position. Sofa seating area, minibar, full butler service. Worth requesting a higher floor if you want any glimpse of the water.
KingPresidential Suite
The top of the range. Conceived as an 'elegant contemporary Hong Kong home,' with marble, oak, and bronze fittings that glow with warm tones. Floor-to-ceiling windows deliver panoramic city and harbour views. Has its own kitchenette and dining area. This is the suite the hotel puts on its marketing materials — and it earns the placement. Rooms range up to 2,583 sq ft across the suite tier.
King
St. Regis Suite
One of 17 suites in the hotel. The burnt orange leather and lacquer details pop against the monochrome palette — it's restrained but dramatic. Wood flooring runs throughout, with an understated Asian sensibility baked into every detail. Separate parlour area. Bespoke butler service, in-room check-in, and scenic city views from the bedroom.
KingThe Property
Eat & Drink
4 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
One of the most extensive cigar programmes in Hong Kong: 500+ cigars from 25 brands including St. Regis private labels from Estelí (Nicaragua), Dominican Republic, and Honduras. Served with custom St. Regis branded Cristallerie de Paris ashtrays and branded lighter. Al fresco in the garden-like terrace.
Every evening at 5:30pm, the hotel marks the transition from day to night by sabering a bottle of Champagne with a custom-made sword — a replica of Napoleon's original, crafted by Sylvain Pintus, Chief Maréchal des Logis of the French Republican Guard. The hotel uses Lhuillier Brut Tradition. Show up early — bystanders sometimes get a complimentary pour.
The St. Regis Bar features live jazz music alongside its cocktail programme, adding to the New York–Hong Kong two-city atmosphere.
Hong Kong's first dim sum-inspired afternoon tea trolley: you choose your own savouries and sweets from a rolling cart rather than receiving a fixed set. Rooted in St. Regis brand history — Caroline Astor, the founder's mother, made Afternoon Tea an institution. Available daily at The Drawing Room.
24/7 fitness centre with Technogym equipment. Personal trainers available for one-on-one consultations and private sessions. Cardio and weight training fully covered.
Each guest is assigned a personal butler from curbside arrival through departure. Butlers handle curbside meet-and-greet, in-room check-in, packing/unpacking, suit pressing, tea service, restaurant bookings, and bespoke Hong Kong itinerary planning. 24-hour e-butler also available via phone/app.
19.5m x 6.8m heated outdoor pool on the 7th floor, surrounded by sun loungers and chaise lounges in a mansion-garden setting. Pool bar open Thursday to Sunday (noon to ~6pm). Cleaning breaks at 1:00pm–1:30pm and 6:00pm–6:30pm daily.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Nearly 10,000 sq ft across four venues: Astor Ballroom (pillar-free), two Vincent Astor rooms, and Caroline Astor Room. Capacity up to 450 guests. Accessible via private elevator from hotel entrance and basement car park.
Free for Marriott Bonvoy members; standard rate for non-members.
Al fresco terrace adjacent to The Drawing Room, with a 2.5-metre moon gate, sculptural marble water feature, custom banquette seating, and an ornamental garden. Used for the cigar programme and al fresco dining/drinks.
State-of-the-art Technogym equipment. Open around the clock. Personal training available.
19.5m x 6.8m heated pool on the 7th floor with sun loungers. Open 7am–10pm.
On-site electric vehicle charging available, subject to availability.
Valet parking available at HKD 100/hour or HKD 800/day. Self-parking at HKD 80/hour.
One-way HKD 1,650; return HKD 3,300. Reservation required via +852 2138 6888.
Steam room and sauna available in the Athletic Club & Spa dressing rooms. Access may be available to guests with late departures on request.
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