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Eight Michelin Stars Under One Roof: Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong Continues to Set the Standard for Culinary Excellence

March 13, 2025,

Hong Kong, China

Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong proudly retains its eight Michelin stars as revealed in the latest Michelin Guide Hong Kong & Macau 2025 on March 13, 2025. In this 17th edition of the Guide for the region, Caprice continues to excel, earning three Michelin stars for the seventh consecutive year. Lung King Heen has also been honoured with two Michelin stars, while NOI retains its two-star status. Additionally, Sushi Saito maintains its one Michelin star.

Christian Poda, Regional Vice President and General Manager of Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong, shares his excitement, stating, “We are full of gratitude to uphold these prestigious accolades, reinforcing Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong as a top culinary destination. This recognition is a testament to the unwavering dedication of our talented team, where elevated cuisine and exceptional service are delivered with precision and finesse. Celebrating our Hotel’s 20th anniversary alongside this wonderful news adds an extra layer of joy to this significant milestone.”

Celebrate with the Ultimate Tables

To mark this special occasion, guests can experience the Ultimate Tables room package, which offers a refined stay experience with world-class dining at the doorstep. For a minimum two-night stay, the package includes a dim sum lunch at Lung King Heen and a dinner at Caprice - two restaurants that together hold five Michelin stars.

Guests will also enjoy welcome drinks and snacks at the multi-award-winning bar ARGO, along with access to the Executive Club, featuring spectacular views of the Victoria Harbour and complimentary treats throughout the day.

Elegant accommodation options include an Executive Harbour View Room starting from HKD 19,000++* or a Superior Harbour View Suite starting from HKD 25,500++*.

For enquiries or reservations, call (852) 3196 8333 or email res.hongkong@fourseasons.com.

*Price is subject to 10 percent service charge and 3 percent hotel tax.