Asia's most glamorous city has always been home to some of the world's most glamorous hotels. With three new additions and a major renovation, the bar is being raised.
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Inspired by: Hong Kong's Greatest Hotels — by Rob McKeown, Published Feb. 2006
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Since it opened in March 2005, the glass-and-steel Langham Place, designed by the same team behind Tokyo's Roppongi Hills complex, has quietly become
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Brand new in 2005, this 399-room waterfront property has a gargantuan, decadent spa (try a ginger-lemongrass soak to ease your jet lag), and spacious
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The Mandarin Oriental chain stretches from San Francisco to Tokyo, and this Central area location is one of three in Hong Kong. The smallest of the th
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Located on the second floor of the Intercontinental Hotel, this Japanese restaurant takes its namesake from chef Nobu Matsuhisa. Japanese design eleme
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Hong Kong, Central
Nouveau cuisine atop Hong Kong's Mandarin Oriental, and fine traditional Cantonese cooking (by way of France) at the Four Seasons.
Cambodia, Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam, Langkawi
Asia is to the 21st century what Europe was to the previous three, and its influence touches every aspect of life in the West—culturally, politically, demographically, not least economically. Asian de
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