
Best Luxury Hotels in China
China, home to more than 1.4 billion people, is a mix of tranquil countryside villages and exciting, modern cities meaning there is something for every traveller whether they seek a peaceful retreat or an adventure. Head to the metropolis of Beijing and visit the Great Wall or the Forbidden City which stand as reminders of China’s heritage. Experience the luxury of Shanghai with its futuristic skyscrapers and world-class shopping.
Head west towards Guilin set beneath the karst mountains and travel along winding rivers or admire the traditional rice fields. A perfect place to relax and reflect amongst natural beauty and ancient traditions. The accommodation options in China range from city apartments in the bustling streets of the cities to peaceful resorts in the heart of the countryside, whatever suits the traveller best.
Hong Kong, Kowloon, Yau Tsim Mong District, West Kowloon, Tai Kok Tsui
The Olympian Hong Kong
(5 stars)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.
Shanghai Area, Shanghai, Pudong
Regent Shanghai Pudong
(5 stars)Admire the city’s glittering skyline as you swim in the 41st-floor jade-tiled infinity-edge lap pool and soothe aching muscles in the bubbling hydro pool. The Regent occupies 10 storeys of the 21st Century Tower, accommodating 187 rooms and suites. Each comes with 400-thread count linen, an Illy coffee maker, Frederic Malle toiletries, a Frette bathrobe, a sunken bathtub and a walk-in shower. The decor brings in aspects of Art Deco design, with accents of bold red and Macassar ebony. There are three restaurants onsite; the Italian Camelia, Mi Teppanyaki And Sushi Lounge and Shàng-Xí with five private dining rooms.
Hong Kong, Hong Kong Island, North Point
Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong
(4 stars)Ideally located on Hong Kong Island, the Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour welcomes guests from all over the world to indulge in a luxurious stay in one of their 665 lavish rooms and suites overlooking the iconic harbour. Just minutes from main attractions and connected by ferries, busses and trams, exploring Hong Kong has never been easier. The hotel itself boasts a fully equipped fitness centre complete with the ICAROS flying machine which combines fitness and VR for a unique workout experience. For a truly dazzling dose of relaxation, a 25-metre rooftop infinity pool provides harbourfront bliss to all guests alongside. Gastronomy is at its finest in this area and the hotel’s unique venues offer world-class dishes. Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour takes ‘pet-friendly’ to new heights with ‘Dog Menus’ and cakes available at their dog-friendly Farmhouse Deli restaurant. The hotel is also committed to being fully accessible to guests of all abilities.
Hong Kong, Hong Kong Island, Sheung Wan
One96
(4 stars)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.
Beijing, Chaoyang
Kempinski Hotel Beijing Yansha Center
(5 stars)The Beijing version of the Kempinski is located in the diplomatic district of Chaoyang with public transport only a few minutes away. The hotel incorporates European and Asian style decor to result in a classy and chic place. With 526 rooms that include grand deluxe, deluxe and superior rooms, guests have a wealth of options. Kempinksi is famous for its exclusive services, which entail a 24-hour butler. The hotel has state-of-the-art conference facilities, which is why it is perfect for corporate guests. It has a choice of 7 restaurants, Including Paulaner Bräuhaus, which has the best Bavarian cuisine.
Jiangsu, Suzhou
Kempinski Hotel Suzhou
(5 stars)This family-friendly hotel offers a kids club, with activities happening onsite and locally, plus children under six eat free of charge at the hotel’s Seasons Café. The health centre incorporates a gym and 50-metre indoor pool. While the M-SPA offers treatments inspired by China’s lush forests, fresh streams and natural fragrances. Dine in the Wang Hu Ge Chinese Restaurant, specialising in dishes from Huaiyang and Suzhou; grab a drink or a bite in the Lobby Lounge and Deli with 360-degree views of Dushu Lake; and eat alfresco to the sounds of live music, in the Kempinski’s authentic German microbrewery.
China, Macau
Londoner Grand, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Macao
(5 stars)Situated in the heart of the Cotai Strip, Londoner Grand, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Macao blends Macao’s East-meets-West heritage with refined British elegance. Inspired by London’s Georgian architecture, the hotel features 2,405 stylish rooms and suites, including the exclusive Paiza Grand, offering 313 ultra-luxurious suites with dedicated butler service. Guests can indulge in five distinctive dining concepts, from international buffets at Hampton Court to dim sum and British pub fare at The Conservatory, alongside a soon-to-open Sichuan restaurant. The Royal Pool offers private cabanas with premium amenities, while the Health Club provides state-of-the-art fitness facilities. A tranquil spa with 15 treatment rooms, a grand ballroom spanning 52,647 square feet, and 161 breakout spaces make it a prime venue for events. Just minutes from cultural landmarks, Londoner Grand seamlessly combines authentic Macao experiences with The Luxury Collection’s signature sophistication.
Zhejiang, Hangzhou, Shangcheng
The Azure Qiantang, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Hangzhou
(5 stars)Swim with garden views and soak in the whirlpool; watch the floating world go by on the tidal Qiantang River; visit one of the world’s most famous green tea plantations close by (and try a huge number of varieties in the lounges); and workout in the top class fitness centre at The Azure Qiantang. Dine at Panorama on the 22nd floor and Lan Ting on the 23rd floor, whose glamorous 1920s-era accents create a vintage glamour. Ceilings that mimic the sky, a palette of baby blues and soft taupes and gleaming high-shine floors create a sleek aesthetic.
The Azure Qiantang, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Hangzhou
SAVE FOR LATERGuangdong, Shenzhen, Nanshan
InterContinental Shenzhen, an IHG Hotel
(5 stars)Located in the same neighbourhood as The Langham and The Ritz-Carlton, the InterContinental is just a five-minute walk from the subway station. It’s one of the few in the city to have an outdoor pool, with loungers, parasols and a pool bar, there’s also an indoor pool alongside the spa. It has three restaurants; Xiangyuan, Café Zen and the Japanese-style Riva. Guests can also enjoy drinks and live entertainment at the Lobby Lounge with a large array of whiskies. The decor here takes on a Spanish-inspired and modern style, with the exception of the Chinese-themed suite.
Hong Kong, Hong Kong Island
The Jervois
(4 stars)The Jervois, Hong Kong offers deluxe guestrooms and suites to travellers wishing to experience comfort in a luxurious setting. This boutique hotel by National Properties is situated near Victoria Harbour and is comprised of spacious suites with private lift access and exquisite interior design features. Each luminous room is complete with an elegant marble bathroom and a calming rain shower designed by famed French designer, Christian Liaigre. The Jervois’ location in Sheung Wan, near the prestigious Central District, invites guests to explore the neighbourhood’s fine dining establishments, high-end shopping experiences, and Hong Kong’s many magnificent attractions. The hotel itself has a fully equipped gym, on-site business support, and round-the-clock security. A stay the The Jervois, Hong Kong ensures access to every necessity and a host of lavish luxuries in an expertly crafted setting for guests to enjoy and feel at home.
Shaanxi, Xi'an, Xincheng
Wyndham Grand Xi’an
(5 stars)Located in the centre of the Qujiang New District near the Dayan Pagoda and Xi’an Qujiang International Convention and Exhibition Center, the Wyndham Grand Xian South offers luxurious amenities in Shaanxi’s historic capital city. The Big Wild Goose Pagoda can be found just 400 metres away and is another popular place for guests to visit while in Xi’an. Retreat to one of their 565 over-sized, elegant guest rooms featuring flat-screen TV’s, free WiFi, plush bedding, and a spa-like bathroom. Upgrade to a Club Level Room for additional amenities and special benefits, or indulge in a unique duplex suite with walk-in wardrobe, complimentary happy hour, and awe-inspiring views of the Great Tang All Day Mall. There are excellent onsite restaurants where guests can enjoy traditional Cantonese cuisine, eclectic Southeast Asian fare, or Japanese specialities.
Shanghai Area, Shanghai, Pudong
Thompson Shanghai Expo
(5 stars)Set within the revitalised World Expo district beside the Huangpu River. With 254 rooms and suites, the hotel occupies a striking curved tower in Expo Place, a contemporary hub that connects culture, business and creative enterprise along one of Shanghai’s most dynamic riverfronts. Interiors by SilverFox Studios draw on the architectural language of Expo 2010, combining steel, wood, concrete and rich textures to create an atmosphere that feels confident, expressive and rooted in the city’s modern identity.
Dining is a central part of the experience. BAOBAO Lounge offers a sociable indoor-outdoor setting for steamed delicacies, light dishes and local drinks. Fishermen’s Pavilion on the 19th floor presents imaginative interpretations of Yangtze River Delta cuisine prepared by Shanghai-born chefs, with river views and private dining rooms for exclusive gatherings. The 20th floor rooftop venue, TOTS, brings cocktails, small plates, cabanas, DJ sessions and late-night energy with sweeping skyline vistas.
The hotel’s cultural spirit continues through curated creative partnerships, riverside runs with local collectives and music-led social events, while the location places guests moments from major Expo landmarks including the Mercedes-Benz Arena, the China Art Museum and the World Expo Exhibition and Convention Center.
