Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Regent Hong Kong

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The takeaway

Choose Regent Hong Kong for a harbour-facing city stay where the skyline shapes the room, the dining, and time beside the pool.

About the hotel

On Kowloon’s Victoria Harbour waterfront, Regent Hong Kong faces the Hong Kong Island skyline beside K11 Musea and the Avenue of Stars. Opened as The Regent in 1980 and later operated as InterContinental Hong Kong, it returned under the Regent name after a renovation. Its 497 rooms and suites include both harbour-facing and Kowloon-facing categories, so the view depends on what you book. Chi Wing Lo’s restrained interiors frame the water through window-front daybeds, while the restaurants and Pool Terrace make the harbour part of the experience beyond the room.

Choose it if

You want to watch Victoria Harbour from your room; book a harbour-view category, since Kowloon-view rooms are also offered.
You plan to explore the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, with K11 Musea next door and the Avenue of Stars at the hotel’s doorstep.
You want several distinct dining options on site, including Cantonese cooking at Lai Ching Heen and drinks at Qura Bar.

Skip it if

You need every room to face the harbour; the hotel also sells rooms overlooking Kowloon.
You prefer to stay on Hong Kong Island rather than across Victoria Harbour on the Kowloon waterfront.

The property

In photographs.

Guest discussion

What real people are saying.

Reddit excerpts · separate from Rex’s editorial judgment

Guests describe attentive service and striking views: one says the concierge arranged for a hotel employee to collect purchases from an LV store and deliver them to the room, while another enjoyed the outlook from day into night but found the room warm at sunset. A diner praised the restaurant service but found few dishes memorable, judging the cha siu and crispy duck comparable to versions available outside the hotel.

“The concierge sent someone from the hotel to pickup my purchases from the LV store and bring them to my hotel room.”

r/FATTravel ↗

“Amazing views from day to night. However it gets warm during sunset when the sun shines into the room.”

r/luxuryhotel ↗ · Dec 26, 2025

“The service was Michelin Star caliber, but not many of the dishes left a lasting impression. The Cha Siu and crispy duck were about the same as you could get outside the hotel.”

r/ChaseSapphire ↗ · Aug 29, 2026

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