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The honest take
Both sit in Central/Wan Chai, two kilometres apart on the same harbourfront, both rated 9.8. The Four Seasons at $930 has the address's two Michelin-starred restaurants, Lung King Heen and Caprice, plus a hot tub the St. Regis doesn't list. The St. Regis at $713 gives up little on paper besides that hot tub, so if you don't need Cantonese and French cooking of that calibre in-house, it's the better value. If dining is part of the trip, pay the difference for the Four Seasons.
The look and the feel
Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong
The Four Seasons sits at 8 Finance Street in the IFC complex, all glass and harbour light, rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows angled at Victoria Peak and the Kowloon skyline. The interiors mix Western and Chinese decor rather than committing hard to either, which reads as calm rather than themed. Lung King Heen was the first Chinese restaurant anywhere to get three Michelin stars, and the dining rooms carry that weight quietly, lacquer and jade tones, waiters who know the harbour view is not the only reason you're there. It draws a business and connoisseur crowd who came for Caprice's wine list as much as the bed.
Guests who want two Michelin-starred kitchens under the same roof as the harbour view.
The St. Regis Hong Kong
The St. Regis sits at 1 Harbour Drive in Wan Chai, newer to the skyline, with an outdoor pool that's rare for a hotel this central. Rooms are described as elegant with modern fit-outs, coffee machine, flat-screen, the standard high-end kit rather than anything eccentric. The listing leans on convenience and comfort, 24-hour room service, concierge, private parking, over any singular design statement, and reads as a hotel built to be reliably excellent rather than to make an argument about itself.
Guests who want a proper outdoor pool and five-star comfort without paying for the tasting menus.
The St. Regis, at $217 less a night, has no hot tub where the Four Seasons does, and nothing on its own list to compensate beyond the pool it already offers.
The Four Seasons has the more distinguished interior on record, mainly because Lung King Heen and Caprice give it a reason to be a destination beyond the room itself.
The numbers
Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong
The St. Regis Hong Kong
Price, same night
$896
$673
Guest rating
9.8/10
9.8/10
Reviews
1032
485
Stars
★★★★★
★★★★★
Facilities on our list
7
6
Distance apart
2.0 km
What one has that the other doesn't
Only Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong has
Hot tub
Only The St. Regis Hong Kong has
Nothing on our list that Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong lacks.
What guests actually say
Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong
attentive, competent staff
luxurious, functional rooms
helpful concierge (Alfred)
room a bit small
breakfast only average
“Chambre un peu trop petite
Breakfast moyen”
The St. Regis Hong Kong
exceptional afternoon tea experience
named staff (Dexter, Owen, Alex, Ransley) praised repeatedly
outstanding dining at L'Envol
“He has a rare gift for bringing sunlight into the room, even in the middle of the night.”
St. Regis guests come away happier, as reviews consistently rave about exceptional, personalised service from named staff with no complaints, whereas Four Seasons reviews note a small room and only average breakfast.
Rooms & rates, 2026-10-10
Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong
Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed, Non Smoking (Peak View)Room Only · free cancellation$883
Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed, Non Smoking (Peak View) 1 King BedRoom Only · free cancellation$896
Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed, Non Smoking (Peak View)Room Only$898
“Wonderful Afternoon Tea at The St. Regis Hong Kong”
My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed the Signature Afternoon Tea at The Drawing Room. The elegant setting and unique dim sum-style trolley, where we could choose our own savouries and sweets, made it special. Everything was beautifully presented and delicious, especially the light scones.
Special thanks to Dexter for his excellent service — attentive, friendly, and thoughtful throughout. He made our afternoon even more e
10/10
“Afternoon tea at The St. Regis”
Had a wonderful afternoon tea at The St. Regis. A special shout-out to Dexter for his excellent service. He was very friendly, attentive and thoughtful, and made sure we were well taken care of throughout the afternoon. His warm hospitality made our experience even more memorable. Thank you, Dexter!
10/10
“Girls night”
Had the best time at st regis bar. Lovely ambience, great drinks and amazing service. We were hosted by passionate, fun and knowledgeable staff (Joe, Owen, Alex)
Cant wait to be back ✨ definitely will return everytime im in HK
Luxurious Accommodation with Breathtaking Views Experience the stunning panoramic vistas of Victoria Harbour, Victoria Peak, and Kowloon from the floor-to-ceiling windows of our rooms and suites. Enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi and a blend of Western and Chinese decor for a truly luxurious stay. Exceptional Dining Experience Indulge in culinary delights at our 2…
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The St. Regis Hong Kong
Luxurious Accommodation The St. Regis Hong Kong, located in the heart of the city, offers elegant air-conditioned rooms equipped with modern amenities like a coffee machine, flat-screen TV, and a safety deposit box. Guests can unwind in the outdoor swimming pool or stay active at the fitness centre. Convenient Facilities This upscale hotel boasts a…
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