At the delta of the Pearl River, the hotels of Hong Kong are a mix of modernity and tradition, luxury and modesty. This tiny territory has a rich high-end hotel offering with no shortage of five-star properties, especially around Tsim Sha Tsui. It is here, on the seafront of the Kowloon peninsula, that visitors enjoy each day the Symphony of Lights show on the skyscrapers of Victoria Harbour. The Grande Dame of the Far East, The Peninsula hotel, is the most emblematic, having welcomed some of the most famous and distinguished people in the world. There are also many luxury hotels on Hong Kong island, lost in the horizon of glass towers. Those with vertigo should probably opt for something a little smaller, but these establishments are real havens of peace, away from the hubbub of the city: elegant and refined guestrooms, gastronomic restaurants, spectacular views, wellbeing centres and a highly attentive personnel.