Five-star city guide to Hong Kong

Hong Kong is a city of contrasts, with skyscrapers standing in the midst of scenic surroundings. A mixed itinerary of cultural highlights and state-of-the-art attractions is the best way to see it all.

Five Star Activities

With so much to see and do in Hong Kong, we’ve narrowed down a list of the most opulent, luxurious ways to experience this vibrant city with your children.

Visit the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique

Treat your little princess to an exclusive Disney Princess make-over, followed by her own photoshoot to commemorate. She’ll even get to wear a special Disney Princess costume.

Private yacht hire

For travellers wishing to see Hong Kong from the water, hiring a yacht is the ultimate way to do so. With an experienced crew on board, relax as you and your family sail around Victoria Harbour, Stanley and the outlying islands.

‘Flightseeing’

Experience Hong Kong from the air with a private ‘Flightseeing’ tour. The twin-engine Eurocopter is the quietest, most luxurious way to fly with large windows providing the best possible views of Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, New Territories and Lantau Island.

Restaurants

Hong Kong boasts some of the world’s most innovative, elegant dining with the ability to cater to any tastes.

Neptune’s Restaurant

Located within Ocean Park, Neptune’s Restaurant provides gourmet fare in a unique underwater setting. Experience a three-course meal of sustainable seafood while 5,000 fish circle your table. The kids will love their specialised menu options and play area.

Amber

Two Michelin-starred Amber is one of Hong Kong’s most celebrated restaurants, located in The Landmark Mandarin Oriental in Hong Kong. Kids will love their breakfast menu, loaded with pancakes and waffles.

Lung King Heen

Authentic, traditional Cantonese cuisine is updated with a contemporary approach that gives each meal a fresh, light and utterly delicious twist. Lung King Heen’s head chef, Chan Yan Tak, was the first Chinese chef to receive three Michelin stars. Kids will love the age-appropriate Chinese delicacies.

L’Atelier

L’Atelier undoubtedly earned its two Michelin stars through adventurous combinations of French classic cuisine served in tapas style. Tapas are also conveniently appropriate for kid-sized appetites.

Hotels

The city skyscrapers offer some top of the range accommodation for visitors to the metropolis. Click here for the best luxury hotels in Hong Kong for families.