The Peninsula Hong Kong

James Bond finds Ms Anders at the Peninsula due to its unique fleet of green Rolls Royces and literally twists her arm into helping him find Scaramanga in The Man with the Golden Gun (1974).

Reservations are a must at fine dining staples Gaddi's and Spring Moon , while Felix has a strict dress code (no flip flops) and the city 's best harbor-view men's room. Read more

The wait can be up to an hour, but the elaborate "high tea " -- lots of amazing tea , sure, but the mountain of pastries and sandwiches is even better -- for around $30 USD per person is worth the line . Read more

Buffet lunch . Not cheap but fabulous experience. Food selection ???? Service ????Couldnt have been more helpful with coeliac rqmnts,guided tour of what not to have re gluten $ worth silver service exp.

In 1974's The Man with the Golden Gun , 007 follows the skirts of Andrea Anders to Hong Kong, where she gets whisked away by one of the hotel 's Rolls-Royces, of which The Peninsula has a fleet. Read more

The classic spot for high tea . If it's even possible to nail a pot of Early Grey tea , The Peninsula did it.

The Peninsula is Hong Kong’s oldest hotel , dating back to 1923, and from the outside nothing has changed: It’s hard not to picture a tuxedo-clad Jazz Age crowd rolling up to the Art Deco exterior. Read more

The most iconic hotel of Hong Kong. They have very strict rules for afternoon tea . Guys must wear closed-toe shoes or be turned away. That's on top of the guaranteed long wait .

One of the premier spots for high tea . Make sure to get reservations in advance. Really beautiful, historic hotel .

Beautiful scenario views toward the Victoria Harbour especially at night

Elegantly standing next to the harbor , with the most incredible service and attention to detail

Iconic place as well as it appear in many hong kong films in the 80 & 90s. The place I had fried ice cream for the first time.

We have stayed in many nice hotels around the world, this one is the very best!

Dim sum @ Spring Moon - small portions but delicious. Service is fantastic. A quiet place celebrities like to come to so they don't go around with the carts. Can get pricey but worth trying once!

Ranked highly as a 6 star hotel - even have their own fleet of Rolls Royce in their branded colour - phantom green. Their suite is gorgeous

Good feel. Welcoming service. Make sure to check Felix

From the brunch to the stunning room views to the impeccable service , this is my all-time favorite Hong Kong hotel . Felix restaurant 's men's urinals have unobstructed views of Victoria Harbour .

If the lines for High Tea are intimidating, at least stop in the lobby for a drink. No waiting in the evening. A sublime experience!

The Christmas decoration is lovely.

If you want to visit for afternoon tea , try to join the queue by 1:40pm, that way you *should* get a table at 2pm.

This is one of my favorite hotels in the world. That's all.

Good afternoon high tea , the ambience and the music is great. Food is ok, service depends on who is your waiter . A must-do in Hong Kong, but I was expecting a bit more.

if you are in Hong Kong, you must experience afternoon tea at this iconic hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui. Arrive early, you must queue for a table! Good value at $278 per person.

The cocktails are too good to miss. Skip the wine , beer , and Scotch and let the bartenders do their thing

For heart-stopping panoramas of Victoria Harbour and the towers of Hong Kong Island , book one of the Harbour View rooms from floors 17 to 27.

Same classic style, incredibly renewed and modernized rooms . Everything electronic and digital. Close to the mall and ferry . Teatime is unmissable!

Good afternoon tea at hotel lobby, expensive as expected but good service . Good hotel parking service as well .

Try the new Margy's Monte Carlo facial . Super luxe. My skin looked amazing afterwards.

Nice room. Very comfy bed . pillows are really soft. Lot of amenities .

A fleet of Rolls Royces , Hong Kong's most celebrated afternoon tea , stunning views of Victoria Harbour and a touch of old Hong Kong. If you don't mind staying in Kowloon, stay here!

All model of smartphones are welcome for bedtime chatting.

Make sure you sit downstairs if you want to have the afternoon tea set . You can't order it if you sit upstairs at the verandah.

The afternoon tea is nice, but come a little later around 3-4pm to miss the hour long queue ????

highly recommend the mini mooncake from it's Chinese restro- Ka Lun Kwok. it's one of the best mooncake and will start selling on 1/8/2011 n usually out of stock in 10 days

Excellent service , very good tea-we liked the tuna sandwiches and mushroom tart best.

One of the best hotels in Hong Kong. Very expensive

No trip is complete without high tea . I would do this at the Mandarin, Peninsula, or Grand Hyatt hotel . Watch out for the little birds that fly around inside the hotel .

Arrive 45 minutes before high tea starts in order to get in on the first seating! They only take reservations from hotel guests

Beautiful historic hotel featured in The Man with the Golden Gun .

One of the finest hotels in the world . . . Wonderful staff . Unforgettable.

We came here for its afternoon as other ppl. However, i don't really think the food is tasty as is price, but the interior design is quite unique and vintage for sure.

Nice views of the area behind the hotel . Try for the higher floors as the views get better.

Luxury 5 stars hotel and nice location

All the Cartier, Prada, etc are just tacky . You see them all over the city . Should dedicate shop areas to art and history.

Long wait (1 hour+)... The afternoon tea set is delicious and the macarons are top.

A gastronomic ritual steeped in tradition... you must take time to enjoy!

Service is definitely worth it.

THE hotel to stay at in HK

well , i got the harbour suite, not the garden suite. The view ? simply the best! The room? impeccable luxury .

I really love everything here after I stayed 3nights. Btw, restaurants r amazing. We will go back then