We stayed at the Four Seasons Hong Kong for 5 nights on our way to Singapore.

The trip started well. We were met on the air bridge at HKG by a meet and greet Four Seasons employee who was holding a card with my name on it. She led us to an electric cart and drove us from a distant gate all the way through baggage and passport control to the waiting Bentley Arnage limo, which whisked us quickly to our waiting room.

We got a room on the 43rd floor overlooking the harbor and Kowloon. A beautiful, large Oriental-style room that was on an upper floor, and needless to say, was sparkling clean, fresh and new.

We had the Executive Club Package that included many amenities along with a very nice food service starting with a cooked to order breakfast, a light lunch serving and evening cocktails. We enjoyed it very much and the staff went out of their way to make sure we were happy.

We had Dinner at Caprice and were very impressed with the French food. The Sommelier created a wonderful wine pairing which helped make our meal memorable. After dinner the Maitre D' even walked us out to the front door to bid adieu. It’s a very formal and expensive French restaurant that’s well worth the price. They really know how to make you feel special.

As other people have mentioned here, as beautiful and wonderful as this hotel is, there is no arrogance or snobbishness by the staff. The people are great. It seems like, in the best Four Seasons tradition, all the staff wants to do is to make your stay as pleasant as possible, which they do.

The location of the hotel is extremely convenient. The Star Ferry to kowloon is a 5 minute walk away. All the outer island ferry boats are across the street from the hotel. The Airport Express and the MTR are in the IFC Mall next to the hotel. Walk two blocks up Victoria or Jubilee Streets and you are at the Mid-level Escalator that leads to SOHO or Lan Kwai Fong. A couple blocks in the other direction is the Peak Tram. Great location.

Over all I would say that the Four Seasons Hong Kong might well be the best hotel in HK now and is definitely a luxurious five star experience. It reminds me of The Four Seasons Marunouchi in Tokyo, which is a wonderful place in it’s own right.

I heartily recommend Four Seasons Hong Kong.