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Hotels Overview

Hong Kong has a truly postmodern skyline, and you might say that it has the hotels to match. Space is at a premium, so rooms are often cramped and expensive. But they're also tricked out with cutting-edge conveniences and luxurious amenities.

Digs with rainfall-style showers, 42-inch plasma TVs, and iPod docks are more the rule than the exception. And it's hard to find a hotel without wireless Internet or a spa these days. Then there's that Hong Kong trademark -- unparalleled harbor and skyline views.

Reserve well in advance, and plan to pay dearly. Hong Kong is now overrun as much by the new breed of vacationing upper-middle-class Mainlanders as by the international business set. Room shortages mean that the age of the under-US$100 hotel room is vanishing; top spots run US$500-$600.