If you’re planning your trip, but don’t know where to stay in Hong Kong and want a hotel that delivers both views and convenience, I highly recommend Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong. I stayed in a Harbour View room on the 16th floor, and from the moment I walked in, I felt a deep sense of calm—exactly what I needed after a busy day exploring the city. One of the most memorable parts of my stay? The absolutely gorgeous sunset over Victoria Harbour right from my room. Keep reading to see it for yourself!
Room with a Stunning View
My Harbour View Room felt cozy, clean, and modern. It featured a big window overlooking the beautiful Victoria Harbour, a VERY comfortable bed, and thoughtful touches like a Nespresso machine, tasteful artwork, and a desk area. Waking up to morning ferry traffic and winding down with a harbor sunset easily became my favorite parts of each day.
The bathroom, though? Giiiiiirl, I was living for this view of the harbor FROM the shower. There’s nothing better than taking a hot shower while watching boats glide through the harbor…it just makes you feel grateful to be alive.
Hotel Amenities
If you like to stay active while traveling, the hotel has a 24-hour gym with stunning views and a sleek rooftop pool overlooking the harbor. Even if you’re not a swimmer, it’s worth going up to the pool deck for the view alone. Click here to see my sad (yet beautiful) attempt at swimming in this infinity pool.
The highlight of this stay in Hong Kong has to be the rooftop infinity pool. I didn’t pack a bathing suit (classic me), and after searching high and low in the immediately surrounding area with no luck, I decided to just go in with shorts and a tank top. I couldn’t pass up the chance to float above Hong Kong, surrounded by glass, sky, and that iconic view. Highly, highly recommend taking advantage of this!
Location
Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour is located in North Point, a lesser-known but charming area on the eastern side of Hong Kong Island. It’s connected directly to a mall and sits above the North Point ferry terminal, making it super easy to hop on a ferry or grab something to eat or drink. The North Point MTR station is just a few minutes’ walk away, so you’re still very connected to Central, Causeway Bay, etc. Which is what your girl needs because by day 3 of my trips, my feet are always begging me to give them a break. 😅
Dining Options at the Hotel
The hotel has a few great in-house dining options, especially if you want to relax without venturing out. One standout is Cruise Restaurant & Bar, which serves up modern Asian fusion dishes with one of the best rooftop views of the harbor. It’s perfect for sunset cocktails or a romantic dinner…yes, even for my fellow solo travelers out there! I missed sunset when I had dinner there, but it was still worth the night views over Victoria Harbour. There’s also The Farmhouse, a casual all-day dining spot with an international buffet and a bunch of à la carte options…really too many to choose just one!
Other Local Food Spots in North Point
Speaking of food, if you want to venture beyond the hotel for food, you’re in luck—North Point is full of gems. Here are some that I tried and recommend:
📍 Ah Yee Rice Noodle Roll (阿姨腸粉) — 27 Shu Kuk St: classic HK street food
📍Yuan Ji Dumplings — 27B Shu Kuk St, North Point, Hong Kong: fat, juicy dumplings
📍 Kwon Kee Wonton Noodles (權記雲吞麵渣華道店) — 108 Java Rd: VERY local spot serving up comforting wonton noodles
📍 Tak Hing Loong (德興隆) — G/F, 1Q Marble Road: also VERY local spot serving tofu pudding and dumplings
📍 Lee Keung Kee (利強記北角雞蛋仔) — 492 King’s Rd: famous egg waffles
📍 Le 188° Restaurant & Lounge — 41/F, Harbour Grand Hong Kong, 23 Oil Street: upscale European cuisine with panoramic views
📍 Extra Ordinary Fish — Marble Rd, 3號君譽峰地下17-18號舖: customizable fish soups and noodle dishes
Need more tips on exploring street food in Hong Kong? Check out my Hong Kong street food guide here!
Did You Book a Stay There Yet?
Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong was truly the perfect place to recharge in between city adventures. The combination of stunning views, good food, and a convenient location made it my favorite hotel stay in Hong Kong and I have a feeling it’ll be your favorite too. Here’s their website so you can enjoy an amazing stay in Hong Kong too!
Have you ever stayed in North Point or experienced a sunset over Victoria Harbour? Let me know in the comments!
