Regent Hong Kong Marks a Landmark Year of Global Recognition in 2026

A series of international honours places the Victoria Harbour hotel among the most recognised luxury hotels in Hong Kong.

SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 3 November 2026 – Regent Hong Kong continues a strong year of international recognition, with honours across major travel, hospitality and reader-voted awards in 2026. The latest distinctions add to a growing body of recognition for the hotel and place it firmly within conversations around the best hotels in Hong Kong.

Flagship Global & Regional Recognitions

Regent Hong Kong’s landmark 2026 achievements span world-renowned travel publications, specialist rating bodies, and reader-voted polls:

  • Travel + Leisure World’s Best Awards 2026: Named the #1 Best Hong Kong Hotel, #5 Top Asia City Hotel, and #29 Top 100 Hotels Worldwide.
  • Travel + Leisure Luxury Awards Asia Pacific 2026: Ranked #1 Best Hong Kong Hotel and #3 Best Hotel Pool.
  • Forbes Travel Guide 2026: Awarded the prestigious Five-Star Rating.
  • Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards 2026: Voted among the Top 3 Hotels in Hong Kong and Macao.
  • DestinAsian Readers’ Choice Awards 2026: Named among the Top 10 Best Hotels in Hong Kong.
  • Tatler Best 2026: Ranked in the Best 10 Hotels in Hong Kong & Macau.
  • Trip.com Trip.Best 2026: Featured in the Global & Asia 100 – Luxury Hotels.
  • TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2026: Awarded Luxury Hotel of the Year – Hong Kong.
  • Smart Travel Asia Reader Poll: #3 Best Luxury Hotels in Asia
  • ESDlife: Quality Wedding Merchant Scheme Certificate
  • La Liste Top 100 Hotel Worldwide​
  • Condé Nast Traveler Triple Crown Awards ​
  • Travel + Leisure 2026 T+L 500 List ​​
  • TTG China Travel Awards 2026 Best Luxury Hotel in Hong Kong ​
  • DestinAsian Readers’ Choice Awards 2026: Top 10 Best Hotels in Hong Kong
  • Hong Kong Business High Flyers Awards 2026​: Top Luxury Hotel

Acclaimed Culinary Distinctions

Regent Hong Kong’s six signature restaurants and bars also earned major gastronomic honours in 2026:

  • Lai Ching Heen: Honoured with Two MICHELIN Stars, Two Diamonds by the Black Pearl Restaurant Guide, and featured on the Time Out Recommended List 2026.
    • Trip.com Gourmet Lists 2027 Awards: Diamond
    • Tatler Best Hong Kong & Macau 2026: Tatler Best Spotlight Restaurants and Bars
    • South China Morning Post 100 Top Tables 2026 ​
    • Bazaar Taste Elite 30 Hong Kong 2026 ​
    • La Liste Top 1,000 Restaurants
  • The Steak House: Ranked No. 80 in the World’s 101 Best Steak Restaurants 2026, recognized as a MICHELIN Selected Restaurant, and featured on the Time Out Recommended List 2026.
    • Tatler Best Hong Kong & Macau 2026: Tatler Best Spotlight Restaurants and Bars
    • South China Morning Post 100 Top Tables 2026 ​
    • Bazaar Taste Elite Hong Kong 2026: Hong Kong Best of the Best 2026: Best for Special Occasions
  • Qura Bar: Formally included in the prestigious 50 Best Discovery guide.
    • Tatler Best Hong Kong & Macau 2026: Tatler Best Spotlight Restaurants and Bars
  • Harbourside: Winner of Best Buffet at the Foodie Forks 2026 Awards.
  • Trip.com Gourmet Lists 2027 Awards: Diamond
  • Tatler Best Hong Kong & Macau 2026: Tatler Best Spotlight Restaurants and Bars
  • South China Morning Post 100 Top Tables 2026 ​
  • Bazaar Taste Elite 30 Hong Kong 2026 ​
  • La Liste Top 1,000 Restaurants
  • Tatler Best Hong Kong & Macau 2026: Tatler Best Spotlight Restaurants and Bars
  • South China Morning Post 100 Top Tables 2026 ​
  • Bazaar Taste Elite Hong Kong 2026: Hong Kong Best of the Best 2026: Best for Special Occasions
  • Tatler Best Hong Kong & Macau 2026: Tatler Best Spotlight Restaurants and Bars

A full list of Regent Hong Kong’s awards and accolades is available on the hotel’s official website.

A Harbourfront Haven Shaped Around Victoria Harbour

Set directly on the Kowloon waterfront at 18 Salisbury Road, Regent Hong Kong stands as a majestical urban haven looking across Victoria Harbour. Conceived by visionary designer Chi Wing Lo, the hotel’s 497 guestrooms and suites serve as Personal Havens—serene retreats with framed harbour vistas, tactile natural materials, and intuitive layout designed for complete privacy and rest. An iconic white marble staircase leads to the large pillarless ballroom, where glamorous galas and Regent weddings are curated for everlasting memories, while 11 versatile function rooms, including the latest The Terrace—an exceptional new waterfront venue with indoor and outdoor spaces—provide distinctive settings for Regent weddings, glamorous galas and bespoke events.

An Iconic Taste Gallery

The hotel’s Dining Destination brings together six signature restaurants and bars: Lai Ching Heen (Two MICHELIN Stars), The Steak House (World’s 101 Best Steak Restaurants No. 80), Harbourside, The Lobby Lounge, Nobu Hong Kong, and Qura Bar. From refined Cantonese heritage and charcoal-grilled steaks to Japanese-Peruvian creations and rare spirits, each venue offers an immersive sensory journey against the harbour skyline.

Regent Hong Kong at a Glance

  • Location: 18 Salisbury Road, Kowloon, on Victoria Harbour
  • Rooms and Suites: 497
  • Design: Interiors by Hong Kong-born designer Chi Wing Lo
  • Dining: Six restaurants and bars within the hotel’s Dining Destination
  • 2026 Highlights: Best Hong Kong Hotel — Travel + Leisure World’s Best Awards; #1 Best Hong Kong Hotels — Travel + Leisure Luxury Awards Asia Pacific; Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star Rating; Top 3 hotels in Hong Kong and Macao — Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards

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About Regent Hong Kong

is an iconic luxury hotel situated on Kowloon’s Victoria Harbour waterfront at 18 Salisbury Road.

Following the most extensive transformation in its history, the hotel returned to its Regent heritage with interiors by Hong Kong-born designer Chi Wing Lo. Its 497 guestrooms and suites are complemented by panoramic harbour views and a collection of dining destinations including Lai Ching Heen, The Steak House, Harbourside, The Lobby Lounge, Nobu Hong Kong and Qura Bar.

Regent Hong Kong builds on a hospitality legacy dating to its original Regent era from 1980 to 2001 while introducing a contemporary interpretation of the brand for today’s guests.

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The 1,035 sq m living façade at One-North brings a living research lab into the urban fabric

SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 3 November 2026 – A new living façade has taken root at Vidacity @ One-North, where GWS Living Art, in collaboration with Vidacity, today unveiled a 1,035.4m2 green wall that reimagines how architecture can accommodate nature in the city.

Across its multiple elevations, 400 cultivars and species create a richly layered planting palette shaped by the changing conditions of the façade – from areas of stronger sun and heat to more sheltered spaces. Rather than a static decorative surface, the wall is designed for the plants to adapt to the varying conditions around them, offering a constantly evolving expression of urban ecology.

Designed and installed by GWS Living Art, the green wall was developed in partnership with Vidacity, serving as the platform and site for collaboration, with NParks and JTC supporting the project.

“Cities need greenery that does more than ‘soften’ concrete,” said Zac Toh, Founder and Director of GWS Living Art. “This project explores what a green façade can become when it is designed as living infrastructure with a habitat, a climate-responsive surface and a place where new ideas in planting and maintenance can be tested in full view of the city.”

The project brings together landscape design, building technology and ecological research into a living laboratory. The research is also supported by Associate Professor Adrian Loo, Deputy Director of the NUS Centre for Nature-based Climate Solutions, and Associate Professor Stephen Tay from the Department of the Built Environment at the NUS College of Design and Engineering. Together with the project partners, they will observe how plant varieties respond to real-world conditions such as light, heat and exposure, while testing new installation, irrigation and maintenance approaches at a scale rarely possible in a dense urban setting.

Early temperature readings from environmental sensors installed across the façade point to the wall’s potential to moderate heat in its immediate surroundings. Across all elevations, the green wall recorded an average cooling effect of 1°C over the course of the day. On its north-facing elevation, when temperatures around the adjacent concrete peaked at 32.7°C, those around the green wall remained below 30.0°C. The readings also suggest that the planting helps to buffer daily temperature shifts, with a narrower temperature range recorded around the green wall than the concrete surface.

“The early readings show what thoughtfully designed greenery can do when it is treated as part of the building, rather than an addition to it. Beyond creating a richer habitat and a more inviting place, this wall is helping us understand how planting can moderate heat and respond to the different conditions found across a façade. That knowledge can help shape more liveable and climate-responsive developments as Singapore continues to grow,” added Zac.

The launch also featured GWS Living Art’s GaiaWall 2.0 system, a new iteration of its green-wall technology developed to enable easy modular installation, improved water retention and greater longevity. The system supports GWS’ ambition to demonstrate that expansive living façades can be both expressive in design and practical to maintain.

More than a new visual landmark at JTC LaunchPad @ One-North, the green wall will remain an active site for observation and experimentation, one that reflects Singapore’s continuing search for ways to weave biodiversity, innovation and everyday urban communities more closely together.

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About GWS Living Art

GWS Living Art is a Singapore-based nature-based solutions specialist, creating green infrastructure that brings ecological value, resilience and liveability to dense urban spaces.

Founded in 2017, the company designs and delivers green walls, green roofs, smart irrigation, grow-lighting and regenerative-build solutions for the built environment. Its integrated approach combines horticultural expertise, engineering, in-house fabrication and long-term maintenance support to help architects, developers and city-makers embed nature meaningfully into buildings and public spaces. GWS Living Art has delivered projects for more than 200 clients across Singapore, Asia and the UAE.

For more information, visit

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The green wall covers all facades of the Blk 69 building at JTC LaunchPad @ One-North

The green wall covers all facades of the Blk 69 building at JTC LaunchPad @ One-North



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