PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:

  • Set on the Kowloon waterfront in the heart of the Victoria Dockside district, Rosewood Hong Kong offers spectacular views overlooking Victoria Harbour. The hotel offers a tranquil oasis from the bustling city, with lush greenery and a serene courtyard.
  • Residential-styled rooms and suites feature bright, contemporary décor. Most accommodations offer stunning views of the harbor, mountains, or cityscape. Suites include personalized butler service and marble bathrooms with a free-form soaking bathtub.
  • The 413-room Rosewood Hong Kong offers eight restaurants and lounges complemented by recreational facilities including Asaya, a fitness centre and swimming pool.
  • A new centre of gravity on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, Rosewood Hong Kong’s 9 bars & restaurants have created a vibrant gastronomic hub, showcasing unique concepts which convey Rosewood’s signature, innovative approach to intimate, casual and lively dining.
  • The Legacy House serves refined regional Cantonese cuisine. Holt’s Café showcases a creative interpretation of Hong Kong’s culinary history. Savor a classic cocktail at DarkSide.
  • The outdoor pool offers panoramic views over the harbor. Asaya spa includes landscaped verdant spaces for meditation and integrative wellness, fitness and spa facilities, debuting a unique gastronomic concept that emphasises wellbeing at its core.

EXCLUSIVE LUXE VOYAGER VIP BENEFITS & BEST PRICE

We negotiate rates & benefits for our clients directly with the hotels’ senior management. Our rates match or in many cases are lower than the best online rate for the property. Our clients also enjoy a suite of extra VIP privileges and recognition while staying at a partner hotel.

  • Complimentary room upgrade on arrival.
  • Daily complimentary buffet breakfast for two.
  • Up to $100 dining or spa credit per stay, and or in-house dining / spa discounts.
  • Welcome amenities (wine/chocolates/fruit) and card from the GM.
  • Complimentary private airport transfers.
  • Complimentary roll-away bed if required.
  • Early check-in and late check-out.
  • Complimentary Wi-Fi.
  • Enhanced recognition through VIP status at all touch points in the guest experience.

A complete or partial suite of VIP benefits will be offered, subject to the property T&C, including availability, category of room & length of stay.

ACTIVITIES:


Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre

Once home to Hong Kong’s various cottage industries from fashion manufacturing in the 1980s, is now a nine-storey multidisciplinary arts hub. Spread over almost 20,000 square metres, including an open-air central courtyard, JCCAC provides studios for over 100 artists and cultural organisations from all corners of the arts world, as well as housing a two-storey exhibition gallery, black box theatre, teahouse and craft shops.



Cattle Depot Artist Village

This heritage-listed building began its life more than a century ago as a slaughterhouse before being reborn as an artists’ village in 2001. The handful of distinctive red-brick blocks arranged around a courtyard are home to more than a dozen art groups, including an independent black box theatre run by local group On & On Theatre Workshop. Other prominent residents include larger-than life artist Kwok Mang Ho, more commonly known as Frog King, and the unesco-listed media art organisation Videotage. Visitors can come to admire the building’s historic architecture anytime (original elements such as water troughs and metal rings for securing the cattle remain) and visit the artists’ studios when they’re open.



Oi!

Originally built in 1908 as the clubhouse of the Royal Yacht Club, this heritage-listed series of buildings has been given a new lease on life as a contemporary arts space designed to engage directly with the community. Set around a leafy courtyard, the three beautifully restored Arts and Crafts-style buildings offer a quietly contemplative contrast to North Point’s urban bustle. Focused on fuelling creative thinking, experimentation and collaboration, Oi! plays host to a varied programme of art exhibitions, workshops and events; many showcase the work of emerging local talent, while others draw people from the broader community into the role of creators.



Lion Rock

Resembling a crouching lion, hence the name, this 495-metre-high mountain sits between Kowloon Tong and Tai Wai, in a country park that forms part of the border between Kowloon and the New Territories. A hike up to the summit (look out for wild monkeys and birds along the way) encapsulates of one of Hong Kong’s greatest joys — that you can be completely immersed in natural beauty, but only a short distance away from the urban metropolis below.


Peng Chau

This sleepy, car-free island is just a short ferry ride from Central, and only around one square kilometre in size, making it an ideal day trip to explore life on the outlying islands. Many of Peng Chau’s residents are fisherfolk, but remnants of a former lime kiln and match factory offer glimpses of the island’s brief but glorious manufacturing heyday. It’s also home to three temples, including a 200-year-old Tin Hau Temple. A walk up Finger Hill offers scenic views of the island, surrounding ocean and Tsing Ma Bridge; the tranquil (and new) Peng Yu Path will appeal to those after a relaxing shoreline walk, while sunseekers should head to Tung Wan Beach. Be sure to stop by SunSatStore if you have the chance; only open on weekends, this charming café and shop sells vintage collectables and locally made products.



High Island Reservoir

The only part of Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark that’s accessible on foot, the area around High Island Reservoir is stunning proof that this city is so much more than a concrete jungle. One of Hong Kong’s most unique sights, the hexagonal volcanic columns along the coast here are around 140 million years old, and the Geo Trail, a boardwalk path around High Island Reservoir East Dam, offers an opportunity to admire these awe-inspiring staggered formations, including a sea cave, up close.



The Mills

This heritage revitalisation project in the western New Territories sees three former cotton mills transformed into a multifaceted design hub that pays homage to the site’s manufacturing past while embracing the city’s emerging creative talents.



Lei Yue Mun

Seafood feasts don’t come much fresher than those enjoyed in this historic fishing village on the eastern edge of Kowloon. Here, diners can select and purchase their own live seafood from the fishmongers’ tanks — popular choices include mantis shrimp, spiny lobsters and grouper — to be cooked immediately at one of the nearby restaurants. A leisurely pre- or postprandial wander will take you past the village’s stilt houses (some of the last remaining of their kind in Hong Kong) to the more than 200-year-old Tin Hau Temple, dedicated to the goddess of the sea who protects fishermen and sailors. At low tide, you can visit Lei Yue Mun Lighthouse; located on a small island, it offers especially beautiful sunset views over the ocean.



Wing Wo Bee Farm

Wander into the hills of Sha Tin and you’ll soon be surrounded by foliage. Among this lush greenery is Wing Wo, one of the city’s longest-running apiaries and one of Rosewood’s Partners in Provenance, a network of local farms and purveyors that provides our guests with fresh, seasonal produce year-round. Here, the Yip family oversees the beehives as they produce honey, beeswax, royal jelly and other products throughout the year, thanks to the area’s subtropical climate and the hills, which provide lychee and longan flowers in the summer and blooms from the native ivy tree in the winter. Visitors are welcome to taste the numerous varieties of floral honey and explore the hives.



Tai Kwun

Over a decade in the making, Tai Kwun is a 13,600-square-metre arts and cultural landmark that has revitalised a series of 16 heritage buildings, including three declared monuments: the former Central Police Station, Central Magistracy and Victoria Prison. The complex is also home to two new spaces including modern arts centre JC Contemporary arts, one of numerous performing arts spaces that host theatre productions, concerts and film screenings, and several chic restaurants, bars and lifestyle stores. A compelling destination for all the family.



Plover Cove Reservoir & Tai Mei Tuk

If a day spent in the great outdoors appeals, you might try the two-kilometre path along Plover Cove Reservoir’s dam wall; a favourite among walkers, cyclists and kite flyers, it boasts beautiful views over the lake and countryside. The more ambitious might try the 15.5-kilometre Plover Cove Reservoir Country Trail, which skirts the reservoir and starts (or ends) near the iconic Bride’s Pool. If the water tempts instead, Tai Mei Tuk Water Sports Centre has kayaks, sailing craft and windsurfing boards available for hire (note that you’ll need to provide evidence of certifications). When you’ve worked up an appetite, choose from the row of al fresco restaurants along Ting Kok Road.



Victoria Peak Circle Walk

However many times you’ve visited Hong Kong or however long you’ve lived here, the breathtaking city views from Victoria Peak never lose their appeal. Circling its way around the island’s highest point, this gentle walking trail is mostly flat and paved, making it an easy choice for those wanting to take in the city’s many panoramas without breaking much of a sweat. Starting from Lugard Road, the route takes you past several designated observation points that offer a near bird’seye view of the skyscrapers below, as well as plenty of signage describing the flora and fauna you’ll pass along the way. For some more elevation and less crowded environs, head a bit further uphill to Victoria Peak Garden, former home and private grounds of Hong Kong’s colonial governors.

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Rosewood Hong Kong Skyline

Rosewood Hong Kong is the newest global icon for Rosewood Hotels & Resorts®. At the epicentre of the Victoria Dockside arts and cultural district, Rosewood Hong Kong features 322 rooms and 91 suites in Rosewood’s high-residential style, including 18 specialty suites and 186 Rosewood Residences, designed to accommodate longer stays. A new centre of gravity on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, Rosewood Hong Kong’s numerous bars and restaurants will create a vibrant gastronomic hub, showcasing unique concepts which convey Rosewood’s signature, innovative approach to intimate, casual and lively dining. The first urban outpost of Asaya will feature integrative wellness, fitness and spa facilities, debuting a unique gastronomic concept that emphasises wellbeing at its core.

The 413-room Rosewood Hong Kong offers eight restaurants and lounges with by recreational facilities including Asaya, a fitness centre and swimming pool. The Manor Club executive lounge provides exclusive privileges while The Pavilion, the brand’s signature residential-style meeting and function space, hosts corporate events and social celebrations. The latest addition to the ever-changing Hong Kong skyline, The Rosewood expertly merges heritage and contemporary design offering guests luxurious suites, spectacular views and manicured gardens and terraces – a rarity in the Hong Kong hotel scene.  With a prime harbour side location showcasing spectacular views across the water and with pockets of landscaped outside space scattered around the hotels exterior the Rosewood Hong Kong conjures up a feeling of respite and retreat in the heart of one of Asia’s most dynamic cities.

The ultimate in refined comfort and sophisticated residential luxury, Rosewood Hong Kong invites guests to escape to the rarefied world of the vertical estate. Verdant landscaping, impeccably detailed interiors and the first urban outpost of Asaya signature integrative wellness, await. Among the most spacious in Hong Kong, the hotel’s accommodations feature luminous harbour views, with a total of 91 suites enhanced by personalised butler service and Manor Club access. Rosewood’s 18 Specialty Suites set a new benchmark for outstanding residential luxury in the metropolis.

Rosewood Hong Kong Kowloon Peak View Room

Kowloon Peak View Room

The Kowloon Peak View Rooms face North, with views of the glimmering Kowloon cityscape, the Lion’s Rock and Sha Tin mountains in the distance. These spacious, ultra-residential rooms feature 53-square-metre (570-square-foot) of curated objects, a marble bathroom with freestanding bath and twin sinks, twin showers, and an ample walk-in closet.

Rosewood Hong Kong Harbour View Room

Harbour View Room

The 53-square-metre (570-square-foot) Harbour View Rooms boast expansive water views, spanning Causeway Bay to East Tsim Sha Tsui. Ultra-residential interiors reveal eclectic luxury in curated objets d’art, thoughtful amenities, the generous marble bathroom with freestanding bath, twin sinks and twin showers, and the spacious walk-in closet.

Rosewood Hong Kong Grand Harbour View Room

Grand Harbour View Room

The 53-square-metre (570-square-foot) Grand Harbour View Rooms boast peerless, glittering harbour views. Livable residential luxury is revealed in the eclectic objets d’art and curated interior details, thoughtful amenities, and the generous marble bathroom with freestanding bath, twin sinks and twin showers, and a spacious walk-in closet.

Rosewood Hong Kong Grand Club Harbour View Room
Rosewood Hong Kong Grand Club Harbour View Bathroom

Club Grand Harbour View Room

The 53-square-metre (570-square-foot) Club Grand Harbour View Rooms boast panoramic harbour views. Warm, residential luxury is revealed in the eclectic objets d’art and curated details, with a marble bathroom and freestanding bath, twin sinks and twin showers, and spacious walk-in closet. This refined room stay includes Manor Club access.

Rosewood Hong Kong Kowloon Peak View Suite
Rosewood Hong Kong Kowloon Peak View Suite Bathroom

Kowloon Peak View Suite

The 118-square-metre (1,270-square-foot) Kowloon Peak View Suites enjoy electric city views. Warm, residential luxury is revealed in the eclectic objets d’art and curated details, with a marble bathroom and freeform bath, twin sinks and twin showers, and a spacious walk-in closet. A refined suite stay includes Manor Club access with a private butler.

Rosewood Hong Kong Harbour Corner Suite

Harbour Corner Suite

The 123-square-metre (1,324-square-foot) Harbour Corner Suite boasts expansive water views of Causeway Bay. Residential luxury is revealed in the spacious corner layout, with collectable, curated details, a marble bathroom and freeform bath, twin sinks and twin showers, and a generous walk-in closet. A suite stay includes Manor Club access, and a personal butler.

Rosewood Hong Kong Deluxe Harbour Suite

Deluxe Harbour Suite

The 105-square-metre (1,130-square-foot) Deluxe Harbour Suite boasts expansive Easterly water views. Residential luxury is revealed in the spacious corner layout, with collectable, curated details, a marble bathroom and freeform bath, twin sinks and twin showers, and a generous walk-in closet. A suite stay includes Manor Club access, and a personal butler.

Rosewood Hong Kong Grand Harbour Corner Suite
Rosewood Hong Kong Grand Harbour Corner Suite

Grand Harbour Corner Suite

The 123-square-metre (1,323-square-foot) Grand Harbour Corner Suites offer glittering panoramic harbour views. Residential luxury blends refined curated details, thoughtful amenities and a marble bathroom with freeform bath, twin sinks and twin showers, and a generous walk-in closet. A suite stay includes Manor Club access, and your own personal butler.

Rosewood Hong Kong Two Bedroom Signature Suite

Two Bedroom Signature Suite

An expansive residence in the city, the luxurious two-bedroom suites are accessible by semi-private elevator from the 53rd floor and offer 191 sq.m. (2056 sq.ft.) of well-conceived living space, starting with the private foyer leading out of the elevator. Upon entry, the elegant hallway showcases artfully curated objects, leading to the well-designed kitchen with state-of-the-art Miele appliances and the dining room with handpainted chinoiserie wallpaper, catering perfectly to artfully entertaining friends and family, graced by glittering city views. Courtesy of the panoramic windows in the spacious sitting room, prime Kowloon Peak and harbour views frame the social spaces, offset by the oversized TV. The suites’ light-filled master bedroom contains a desk and an elegantly appointed walk-in wardrobe and dressing area, with a marble bathroom with deep-soaking bath and shower and twin sinks. In the bright, expansive twin bedroom, thoughtful amenities include the twin sinks, shower, and the walk-in wardrobe.

Rosewood Hong Kong Three Bedroom Suite

Three Bedroom Signature Suite

Offering a refreshingly luxurious space in the city, the simple yet richly detailed interiors of the three-bedroom suites are accessible by semi-private elevator from the 53rd floor. They offer 230 sq.m. (2476 sq.ft.) of artfully-appointed living space, with a private foyer leading out of the elevator. The suites’ elegant hallway showcases a collection of carefull-curated objects, with a novel approach to the dining room with its six-seater dining table surrounded by handpainted chinoiserie wallpaper and ample cupboard space, perfect for generously hosting friends and family surrounded by boundless water views. In the compact kitchen, state-of-the-art Miele appliances offer up a well-designed space for artful cooking. With a powder room sink in octagonal carved marble situated off the hallway leading to the refined, open-plan social living space, here, curated details include a bar console for entertaining. Three ample bedrooms include the master bedroom which enjoys pristine views of the harbour and a generous desk and ultra king bed, leading to the freestanding walk-in wardrobe and sleek marble bathroom with freestanding shower, twin sinks and generous soaking tub. Two additional bedrooms feature King and Twin beds respectively, each with desks and spacious walk-in wardrobes, as well as private bathrooms for the ultimate in ultra-luxury paired with convenience.

Rosewood Hong Kong Manor Suite
Rosewood Hong Kong Manor Suite Living
Rosewood Hong Kong Manor Suite Dining

Manor Signature Suite

The 174-square-metre (1,873-square-foot) Manor Suite enjoys magnificent harbour views. Storied luxury incorporates a dining room, with refined, curated details, thoughtful amenities and a pampering bathroom with freeform bath, twin sinks and twin showers, and a roomy walk-in closet. A suite stay includes Manor Club access, as well as your own personal butler.

A new centre of gravity on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, Rosewood Hong Kong’s numerous bars and restaurants will create a vibrant gastronomic hub, showcasing unique concepts which convey Rosewood’s signature, innovative approach to intimate, casual and lively dining.

Rosewood Hong Kong Darkside

DarkSide

DarkSide is a sophisticated, timeless celebration of rare aged spirits, vintage cigars and confident classic cocktails complemented by sultry live jazz. Our dark spirits selection spans back to the early 19th century and includes exclusive casks of single-harvest tawny port from 1969 and Grande Champagne cognac aged in oak, as well as an extensive library of choice rum, whisky and calvados. The concise cocktail list pays homage to Kowloon’s “Dark Side” moniker and focuses on time-honoured traditions updated with innovative techniques.

Rosewood Hong Kong Holt's Cafe

Holt's Café

Holt’s Café provides an upscale and contemporary take on Hong Kong’s traditional Cha Chaan Teng culture with homey, comforting local and international cuisine in a stylish parlour as well as a traditional high-end tea retail in Tea Conservatory.

Rosewood Hong Kong Butterfly Patisserie
Rosewood Hong Kong The Butterfly Room

The Butterfly Room & Patisserie

The Butterfly Room is an elegant all-day lounge versatile for everything from a simple continental breakfast and mid-day coffee to luxurious afternoon tea and dignified pre-dinner drinks. Afternoon tea is a glamorous and modern progression of refined savoury bites, sandwiches and warm scones followed by artful pastries and delicate confections. Butterfly Patisserie is a premium boutique showcasing signature chocolates, pristine pastries, vibrant gelato, artful cakes and seasonal specialties in a high jewellery atelier setting.

Rosewood Hong Kong The Legacy House

The Legacy House

The Legacy House honours family heritage and pays homage to the vision of the founder of New World Development and owning company of Rosewood Hotel Group – Cheng family patriarch, Dr. Cheng Yu-Tung. Stunning views from the Chinese restaurant’s stylish main dining room and seven exclusive private rooms overlook Victoria Dockside, which the visionary chairman first developed in the 1970s as the iconic New World Centre. The Cheng family’s roots in China’s Guangdong province are reflected in the delicate Shunde cuisine, characterised by intricate cooking techniques that strike a delicate balance between taste and texture.

Rosewood Hong Kong Asaya Kitchen
Rosewood Hong Kong Asaya Kitchen

Asaya Kitchen

The 120-seat Asaya Kitchen showcases a vibrant new dining concept, serving wholesome, health-conscious fare that respects responsible sourcing from the sea as well as careful cultivation of the soil. Helmed by Executive Chef Renaud Marin, Asaya Kitchen champions an artful Mediterranean and healthy Japanese diet-inspired menu that focuses on seasonal ingredients sourced from local farmers, fisheries and artisans, prepared in a light, clean style. Designed to be a social space, the main dining area gives the feel of an expansive home kitchen, leading out to the dynamic al fresco Poolside Bar with stellar views over the outdoor infinity pool and harbour.

Rosewood Hong Kong Bayfare Social
Rosewood Hong Kong Bayfare Social

Bayfare Social

Transport your senses to Europe’s bustling plazas and colourful, vibrant markets with a visit to Bayfare Social, Rosewood Hong Kong’s proprietary gastronomic concept. Situated on Level 5 of Rosewood and luxury retail hotspot K11 MUSEA, Bayfare Social beckons with pristine artisanal fare conceived by two pioneering chefs. Dine at the counters, kick back in the restaurants and toast with style on harbour-facing al fresco terraces – Bayfare Social is your newest home for innovative dining culture and culinary flair.

Discover the culinary finesse of Chef de Cuisine Álvaro Ramos at buzzing tapas-inspired gastro market Bayfare Social, where the Madrid native showcases his innovative cooking style that marries Spanish culinary traditions with Asian flourishes. Vibrant and welcoming, the namesake destination of Rosewood’s new gastronomic hub plays home to interactive food counters and a range of thrilling dining options: grab-and-go selections, a paella counter, tapas at the bar, all to enjoy with a spritz or a caña – a Spanish draft beer – at sundown making it an ideal setting for delicious, social gatherings. Tuck into Ramos’ signature tapas with a twist and delectable seasonal fare from lunch onwards each day with Victoria Harbour glittering below.

Rosewood Hong Kong Henry Restaurant

Henry

Ex-Rhoda chef Nathan Green is making his return to the Hong Kong dining scene with the debut of brand new butcher’s shop and grill house, Henry, opening 20 November as the second concept within Bayfare Social. The spacious restaurant is handsomely outfitted to take after American-style steakhouses, while the menu draws its inspiration from the vast and varied barbecue traditions of the American South.

A personal homage to American barbecue and steakhouse joints, Henry showcases the whole works: live-fire ovens, charcoal grills, a butcher’s shop and a state-of-the-art meat locker — all in bold defiance of the city’s burgeoning meat-free mentality. Showcasing Greens’ dual passions of sustainable nose-to-tail cooking and live-fire grilling, the menu caters strictly to carnivores, while offering a tempting selection of premium, US-bred meats never before sold in Hong Kong. Through extensive research, Green and his team have brought to Hong Kong for the first time producers from Thomas Keller’s renowned Elysian Fields lamb to 44 Farms’ pure breed Black Angus and Snake River Farm’s Berkshire pigs.

Pure comfort food offerings range from smoked short ribs with espresso BBQ sauce, to lobster mac & cheese with spring onion and cotija, ‘dirty’ fried rice with oysters and preserved lemon, and cord bread soufflé topped with vanilla ice cream, bacon bits and bourbon caramel. Stay tuned here for our first impressions of this anticipated new smokehouse.

Rosewood Hong Kong Chaat
Rosewood Hong Kong Chaat Outdoor Dining

Chaat

CHAAT brings the delicious street food and homemade classics of India to the restaurant table, delivering authentic flavours reimagined and elevated for a modern setting. CHAAT, in Hindi, means “to lick” and Chef Manav transports you across the country with a menu from which you will savour every last morsel. Vibrant décor, gilded bronze accents and a custom-made mural by the Hyderabadi contemporary artist Kandi Narsimlu bring the intoxicating energy, vibe and social scene of the bustling Indian marketplace to life for a dining experience unlike any other.

The first urban outpost of Asaya signature integrative wellness, Asaya means “setting an intention or hope” [to propel self-change and transformation] in Sanskrit and approaches complete wellness for the mind, body and inner self. Asaya’s beautifully landscaped, verdant spaces encourage journeys of quiet contemplation, with the 25-metre-long outdoor swimming pool enjoying luminous, panoramic views overlooking the glittering harbour. Integrative progammes allow guests to develop their current state of being, with elevated wellness gastronomy, specialty Wellness Suites, the Asaya Social Suite which accommodates multiple guests, and spacious fitness facilities outfitted with the latest state-of-the-art equipment. In addition to a nail boudoir, Asaya Hong Kong will showcase a unique lifestyle retail concept.

Rosewood Hong Kong Asaya Wellness
Rosewood Hong Kong Asaya Wellness Suite

Asaya Wellness

Asaya is Hong Kong’s most comprehensive and luxurious one-stop wellness retreat. Asaya is located on the 6th and 7th floors of Rosewood Hong Kong and occupies 40,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space. The sweeping views overlooking Victoria Harbour are breathtaking and renowned New York designer Tony Chi created interiors that incorporate light, water, and stone to complement the natural blues beyond the window. Stocked with a conscious Asaya gallery of one-off merchandise, the arrival area is a beautiful designer showroom, which seamlessly leads you into the stunning atelier, the spa lounge, the spa treatment rooms, bath houses with ozonated pools, chill pods and laconiums inspired by Roman bathing culture. Also, each Urban Sanctuary Suite has its very own heated marble bath house with rain showers, soaking tub, and a private garden terrace.

Asaya’s approach to wellness allows you to explore what you need, based upon where you have been and where you would like to go. Our extensive programming ensures that conscious living is more easily accessible and sustainable in your daily life. Indulge in our passages that are designed to support you along your wellness journey, offering you guidance and options in your pursuit of ultimate balance and self-awareness

Rosewood Hong Kong Pool
Rosewood Hong Kong Pool

Swimming Pool

Whether you’re kick-starting the day with a few vigorous laps or soaking up some rays of an afternoon, our 25-metre-long outdoor Hong Kong infinity pool will serve you well. Set on the sixth floor, the spacious, landscaped deck promises glittering, serene views of Victoria Harbour, while our friendly associates are on hand to serve delectable snacks, drinks and tempting edible delights poolside.

Rosewood Hong Kong Gym

Fitness centre

From state-of-the-art equipment to personal coaches, harbour views and dedicated spaces for yoga and meditation, our 260 Sq. M (2,798 Sq. F) fitness centre is much more than just a gym. Let our expert team assist you in your unique wellness journey, and enable us to help you reach your health and fitness goals with personalised programmes.

Area & Location

Area, Country
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Nearest Airport
Hong Kong International Airport
Local Currency
Hong Kong Dollar(HKD)
Time Change
GMT +8
Language
Cantonese, English
Best time to go
September through May

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