China

The Landmark is the Mandarin Oriental’s younger, edgier, sibling — and offers guests an intimate and luxurious haven right in the middle of Hong Kong’s ultra busy Central district.

Positioned between Victoria Harbor and Central Business District, the Four Seasons Hong Kong doesn't disappoint, with Michelin-starred dining, a decadent spa and spacious suites.

With a stunning rooftop pool, views overlooking iconic skyscrapers and a modern design, the Four Seasons at Pudong sets a new standard in luxury for Shanghai.

Nestled in Shanghai’s city center, the soaring sanctuary of the Pudong Shangri-La offers the most elegant views of both historic and modern Shanghai.

The Kerry Hotel is the more youthful sub-brand of the Shangri-La chain and with its in house brewery and sports complex, it's one of the best in Shanghai

For the best views in Beijing and to feel completley pampered, the China World Summit Hotel is a great 5 star property, in the heart of Beijing. 

Fair warning, this list is as touristy as it gets, but when it’s your first time visiting Beijing, you do the touristy stuff first and get lost in the history!

Located in Beijing's trendy Sanlitun district, the Opposite House marries art and design with fantastic food and cocktails and the result is awesome!

From one of the best dining experiences in China, to exploring the Great Wall with no other tourists the Four Seasons Beijing gave us an incredible experience.

The Rosewood Beijing is sleek & sophisticated, attracting a client list of celebrities & designers, nestled in the middle of the Central Business District.

Calling the 798 Art District neighbors, The EAST Hotel in central Beijing, is a sleek business hotel, providing the perfect balance between work & leisure.