The second chapter of The Hari’s impeccable hospitality shines in Hong Kong.

In a city known for its relentless energy and pace, The Hari Hong Kong offers a compelling invitation to slow down. Set along Lockhart Road in the characterful district of Wan Chai, the 30-storey hotel offers a sanctuary of exquisite design, intimate comforts and understated sophistication, inviting guests to settle in rather than simply pass through.<o:p></o:p>
Opened in December 2020, the property is the vision of Dr Aron Harilela, chairman and CEO of Harilela Hotels, with interiors by London-based designer Tara Bernerd. Her layered design approach draws inspiration from the art of tailoring, expressed through petrol-blue lacquered panelling, amber leather, grey marble and richly textured linens. Jewel-toned velvets, timber and fluted surfaces lend depth and warmth, while a verdant wall at the entrance offers a gentle reminder of nature amid the urban landscape. In the lobby, booth seating nestled within a library wall of books, vases and artworks creates an inviting, residential atmosphere and a place to linger, unwind, or simply enjoy quieter moments.<o:p></o:p>

This sense of ease extends to the 210 guest rooms and suites, where individually appointed interiors, and city or harbour views provide a welcome retreat after a day in Hong Kong. Marble bathrooms with walk-in rainforest showers, signature-scented amenities, coffee machines and personalised minibar packages bring thoughtful touches to the everyday, while attentive twice-daily housekeeping reinforces the feeling of being quietly looked after.<o:p></o:p>

Art plays a major role, plus lends the property a further layer of character, with a rotating collection curated by London-based A Space for Art. And through The Hari Art Prize, the property also champions emerging and self-taught artists in Hong Kong – allowing creativity to remain an integral part of the guest experience.<o:p></o:p>
The hotel’s award-winning dining venues are equally distinctive. Lucciola Restaurant &amp; Bar brings a contemporary sensibility to Italian classics, while The Lounge invites unhurried afternoons over a drink or informal meal. There’s also Zoku, which pairs modern Japanese cuisine with an origami-inspired ceiling, pink accents and velvet furnishings. Connected to it, The Terrace’s alfresco setting, framed by a three-storey green wall, feels like a hidden oasis.<o:p></o:p>

With Wan Chai’s heritage streets, Victoria Harbour and hiking trails within easy reach, the hotel makes it effortless to move between the city’s energy and its calm corners. Ultimately, The Hari’s appeal lies in how it makes luxury feel personal: not simply a place to stay, but somewhere to feel at ease, discover a sense of belonging, and experience Hong Kong at one’s own pace.<o:p></o:p>

The Hari Hong Kong Welcomes You to Stay in Luxury

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