Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong, 45-floor skyscraper in Central, Hong Kong
The Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong is a 45-story skyscraper in Central housing 399 hotel rooms and 519 residential units. The building forms part of the International Finance Centre complex and sits adjacent to Hong Kong Station.
The hotel opened in September 2005 and made history in 2009 as the first establishment worldwide to house two three-Michelin-star restaurants under one roof. This achievement defined its reputation as a culinary destination.
The hotel blends contemporary Western design with traditional Chinese elements through sculptural furnishings and gold leaf decoration visible throughout its spaces. Guests experience this combination in how the interiors balance modern lines with handcrafted details.
The property sits at 8 Finance Street with direct access to the International Finance Centre. Guests benefit from complimentary chauffeur service using Mercedes-Benz or Bentley vehicles.
The hotel's nickname, "Wangbei Lou" (望北楼, "gazing north tower"), arose because mainland Chinese tycoons under investigation reportedly stayed here, beyond the reach of extradition arrangements. In 2017 billionaire Xiao Jianhua was taken from his hotel apartment by plain-clothed agents and escorted across the border with his two bodyguards. The 2017 mainland TV drama In the Name of the People featured a thinly disguised hotel under the same nickname.
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