Best Luxury Hotels in China

Set within the lush Yangxian Ecotourism Resort in Yixing, Yada Xishan Hotel Yixing introduces The Unbound Collection by Hyatt to this culturally rich region of China for the first time. Surrounded by tea plantations, bamboo groves and historic landmarks, this 102-room spiritual hideaway blends traditional Jiangnan aesthetics with refined modern comfort. Each room—including 17 suites—features elegant interiors, luxurious bedding, French casement windows, and private courtyards or balconies, offering guests a serene connection to nature and the surrounding landscape.

Dining includes JUNIAN, a modern Chinese restaurant showcasing seasonal Jiangnan flavours, while the Lobby Lounge serves all-day refreshments and local afternoon tea in an elegant setting. The Brook bar offers drinks and light bites, indoors or al fresco. With a pillarless 600 sqm ballroom, stylish salons and outdoor venues, the hotel caters to elegant gatherings. Wellness facilities include a 24-hour gym, heated indoor pool, and Camp Hyatt for children. Designed to inspire calm, creativity, and cultural immersion, Yada Xishan Hotel Yixing is a refined escape rooted in the beauty of Yunnan’s natural and artistic heritage.
Set within the lush Yangxian Ecotourism Resort in Yixing, Yada Xishan Hotel Yixing introduces The Unbound Collection by Hyatt to this culturally rich region of China for the first time. Surrounded by tea plantations, bamboo groves and historic landmarks, this 102-room spiritual hideaway blends traditional Jiangnan aesthetics with refined modern comfort. Each room—including 17 suites—features elegant interiors, luxurious bedding, French casement windows, and private courtyards or balconies, offering guests a serene connection to nature and the surrounding landscape.

Dining includes JUNIAN, a modern Chinese restaurant showcasing seasonal Jiangnan flavours, while the Lobby Lounge serves all-day refreshments and local afternoon tea in an elegant setting. The Brook bar offers drinks and light bites, indoors or al fresco. With a pillarless 600 sqm ballroom, stylish salons and outdoor venues, the hotel caters to elegant gatherings. Wellness facilities include a 24-hour gym, heated indoor pool, and Camp Hyatt for children. Designed to inspire calm, creativity, and cultural immersion, Yada Xishan Hotel Yixing is a refined escape rooted in the beauty of Yunnan’s natural and artistic heritage.

Debuting in the centre of Kunming within the upscale Spring City 66 complex, Grand Hyatt Kunming brings refined elegance and cultural immersion to China’s scenic southern Yunnan province. This 331-room luxury retreat reflects the charm of the “Spring City,” blending modern design with local craftsmanship, including interiors inspired by terraced landscapes, wild cliff honey, and the dramatic Stone Forest. Spacious guestrooms start at 45 sqm, featuring panoramic city views, marble bathrooms, and energy-efficient tech. Guests staying in Grand Club rooms enjoy exclusive access to the Club Lounge with refreshments and evening cocktails.

Five distinctive dining venues include Yun Xiang for Yunnan and Cantonese cuisine with signature Peking Duck, OSARA for creative Japanese fare, and Grand Café’s Italian and local menus served directly to your table. Guests can unwind at Patine Lounge, or sip craft cocktails at Altitude with city views and DJ sets. The hotel also offers an indoor pool, wellness spa with Yunnan-inspired treatments, and a state-of-the-art fitness centre. Ideally located near top attractions, museums, night markets and metro links, Grand Hyatt Kunming is a gateway to both urban adventure and cultural discovery.

Set on Gulou Square, just 50 meters from the Metro, the InterContinental is housed in a skyscraper building. Accommodation begins at the 49th floor, ensuring some epic views (especially those that look onto the nearby Xuanwu Lake). There are 433 bedrooms, each with air purifiers and tea and coffee makers. Plus there are indoor and outdoor pools, a spa and events spaces including huge ballrooms. Prime Restaurant Bar is found on the 78th floor, making it the highest restaurant in Jiangsu, and Summit Restaurant on 76th floor is the highest Chinese restaurant in the province.

Marking the brand’s first foray into Greater China, this hotel opened its doors for the first time on the 18th of December 2023. Based in Tsim Sha Tsui beside Victoria Harbour, it has 324 guest rooms, 12 of which are two-bay suites. The architecture, by Karin Krautgartner, is striking, complemented by bespoke art installations. Ascend to the top floors to discover the cocktail and dining spaces. Carna is an Italian steakhouse on 39, by butcher Dario Cecchini. Avoca (whose name means The Meeting of Waters) has superb views from floor 38, cocktails and a lighter menu, with live DJ sets.

The 5-star, family-friendly Cordis Hong Kong, located in Mongkok, welcomes guests to embraces excellence in one of its 665 sophisticated rooms and suites, spread over 42 floors. This hotel radiates relaxation and offer guests the opportunity to unwind in the Club lounge or the Chuan Spa where traditional Chinese medicine is practiced in a modern setting. The fully equipped Health Club allows guests to keep fit in style and take part in tranquil Tai Chi classes. This deluxe hotel boasts a 20-metre, heated, rooftop swimming pool and hot tub with a panoramic view of Hong Kong’s remarkable skyline. There is plenty to choose from when it comes to bars and restaurants, especially the salubrious Michelin-starred, Ming Court which offers authentic Cantonese cuisine and a delectable array of wines from across the globe. Cordis,

IHG Hotels & Resorts’ impressive Luxury & Lifestyle portfolio boast the unmissable, 5-star InterContinental Grand Stanford, Hong Kong. The award-winning hotel stands tall over the Victoria Harbour in the heart of the Tsim Sha Tsui East district – renowned for shopping, business, and entertainment. Its 572 stylish rooms and suites offer remarkable vistas and unbeatable comfort to business and leisure travellers alike. This hotel is synonymous with luxury cuisine with 5 world class restaurants and bars. If you are looking to host a first-class conference or wedding, the Intercontinental Grand Stanford offers 12 event spaces to host from 10 to 350 people, catering options, and a dedicated Service Manager. For business, the hotel offers business services from 7am-11pm and for leisure, guests can enjoy the tranquil Sun Court Pool from 7am-9pm. With something to suit everyone, the hotel also provides 24-hour access to a full-equipped fitness studio and its ideal location allows for exploration of the attractions and festivities in Hong Kong’s CBD.

The Kempinski Hotel is the zenith of luxury and comfort, acting as a peaceful paradise just moments away from Nanjing’s bustling centre. Its 336 rooms and suites are modern and bathed in an abundance of natural light. Many of them also have exceptional views of Nanjing and the surrounding countryside. The Kempinski health club which has its own personal trainers is the perfect place to work out after a day of exploring Nanjing and their Serene Spa offers some of the best spa treatments to be found anywhere in Nanjing. The Kempinski is home to three exquisite restaurants including the Local Palate, a buffet restaurant, and the Jin Kai Lou, a fine dining restaurant which specialises in local classics.

Rising out of the Yangtze River and gazing far above Nanjing, the Jumeirah is the definition of opulence and modernity. Its rooms and suites are modern yet are made to sparkle with the addition of homages towards Nanjing’s heritage. The Jumeirah has its very own infinity pool which gazes out over the city. It is also home to its own fitness centre and spa. The Jumeirah has five different and luxurious restaurants to cater to every guest’s palate. Guests can choose to dine in Zhuo Xian, a decadent seafood restaurant on the hotel’s 41st floor or for those wanting a more casual experience, the Panorama restaurant offers a diverse international buffet-filled

Set in the heart of Chengdu’s most vibrant entertainment district, the Fairmont Chengdu can be found right next to the Century City New International Convention and Exhibition Centre. The hotels beautifully blends contemporary elegance with traditional cultural elements and the huge Ballroom is the perfect place to unwind for a while. There are several different styles of rooms to choose from and each features an en suite bathroom and very comfortable furnishings. By the far more luxurious option is the Fairmont Gold Suite, which boasts stunning panoramic views through the huge picture windows as well as a lavish living room, a marble bathroom and a walk-in wardrobe.

Sino Hotels proudly owns and operates The Olympian, Hong Kong which features a lavish selection of 32 grandiose rooms and suites including the spacious and luminous Olympian Suite, overlooking the West Kowloon skyline, complete with a 55-ince LED IPTV and a blissful rain shower. The hotel is situated conveniently near the airport, alongside a gorgeous promenade by Victoria Harbour. Only a short walk for guests to be able to explore the bustling centre or an in-house, deluxe residence lounge to provide guests with a tranquil space to relax and unwind. The hotel’s fitness centre provides state-of-the-art equipment and expertly crafted jogging map for exploration of the city while the Guest Service Team caters to guests’ every need and desire. Offers and packages are featured when you book a stay at The Olympian Hong Kong including breakfast, wedding, and extended stay deals.

One 96 is part of the National Hotels chain, a brand that prides itself on offering the foremost in modern sophistication and style. The interiors come from the mind of designer Norman Chan and they feature the signature modern interiors and neutral colour choice lit by plenty of natural light from the large windows. The exterior of the building features a glass facade that was designed to resemble the natural flow of fabric. The hotel includes free internet access as well as extra business services such as colour printing, scanning and a fax machine.

Located in the historic Dazhongli area, the Middle House is one of Shanghai’s coolest and most modern hotels. The hotel was designed by renowned architect Piero Lissoni and seamlessly blends Shanghai’s modernity with a historic and dramatic flair. The hotel’s rooms and suites are tranquil and minimalist, they feature large beds, deep baths, and Chinese artwork. The Middle house is home to its own tranquil Spa, which is complete with bamboo corridors and glowing hallways, it also boasts its own gym, yoga studio and swimming pool. The hotel is home to the Frasca, a traditional Italian trattoria, and Sui Tang Li which serves exceptional dim sum and classic Chinese dishes. The hotel also boasts the Sui Tang Shang, a secret cocktail bar, and Café Gray, a sophisticated international restaurant and bar.