The Bar/Lounge at The Peninsula Hong Kong

"This is Hong Kong's legendary grand dame, built in 1928 to accommodate overland train passengers traveling through China and disembarking at nearby Kowloon Station (long-since demolished)"

"Upon arriving in Hong Kong, guests are whisked from the airport to the hotel's Clipper Lounge via a ten-minute helicopter ride (aerophobes can rough it in one of the Peninsula's Rolls-Royce limos)"

"  With eight restaurant and bars, including a French fine dining restaurant which opened in 1953 (the first in Asia), an extensive shopping arcade, in which many international brands first launched, a tranquil spa and swimming pool, there’s a lot to keep you busy, and if you are not unwinding in your room enjoying the views, then make sure you take a spin in one of the hotel’s 14 Rolls Royce Phantoms, which are painted the distinct Peninsula Green"

"Salon de Ning is a sophisticated lounge reflecting the glamour and style of 1930s Shanghai—the "Paris of the East"

"Lobby is heavily touristed, with lines for high tea on the weekends; top-floor bar and restaurant have stunning views, while Gaddi's is still considered a great French restaurant"