The hotel has 297 rooms and suites across its heritage building and tower. In the original building, Deluxe Rooms look onto the shopping streets on three sides of the hotel. These are city rooms, so a Salisbury Road address should not be mistaken for a harbor-view guarantee. The accommodation list distinguishes Courtyard and Harbour View categories, including Grand Deluxe Harbour View Rooms and several sizes of harbor-facing suite. Specify the outlook when choosing a category.

A Superior Suite provides 86 square meters in the original building, on floors two through six. Its bedroom and living room look toward Kowloon, with high ceilings, burled-wood cabinetry and silk textiles recalling the hotel's Art Deco roots. A sofa and a work desk occupy the sitting area. King and twin beds are available, and the published maximum occupancy is three guests. For families needing another room, connecting accommodation can be requested; an extra bed carries a charge. Confirm the actual connection and bedding arrangement before settling on a suite.

The marble bathroom has a separate bathtub and shower. Digital bedside and wall panels operate lighting, curtains and temperature, while wireless charging and Chromecast support sit alongside the traditional furnishings. Room service runs around the clock, allowing a meal in the suite after a late arrival.

The two signature suites remain part of the hotel's accommodation collection. The Marco Polo Suite measures 210 square meters. The Peninsula Suite extends to 377 square meters on the twenty-sixth floor, with a double-height living room looking across Victoria Harbour toward Hong Kong Island. Its dining table gives it scope for private meals and meetings.

Peninsula afternoon tea is served on silver stands, with sandwiches and pastries accompanying warm scones, strawberry jam and clotted cream. The food follows the familiar British tea format, but the setting belongs to this hotel: the service takes place in the main Lobby beneath its vaulted ceiling. Assam and Darjeeling appear alongside the hotel's own blends on the tea list. Chinese selections include jasmine, Pu Er and Ti Guan Yin, extending the choice beyond the usual English breakfast and Earl Grey.

Spring Moon serves Cantonese cooking in an Art Deco dining room with stained glass and dark wood. Dim sum is part of its lunch repertoire, while the broader menu extends to Cantonese specialties for a longer meal. Tea has its own dedicated counter, with a selection of Chinese varieties and staff who can guide pairings. The restaurant also makes its signature XO sauce in-house.

Gaddi's has been the hotel's French dining address since 1953. It continues to serve French fine dining, and both Gaddi's and Spring Moon hold one Michelin star each.

Felix moves the evening to the twenty-eighth floor. Philippe Starck's interiors and views over the harbor accompany contemporary European cooking and cocktails. You can come for dinner or make the bar the focus of the visit. Families should note that dinner welcomes children aged six and above. The evening dress code requires men to wear long trousers and closed-toe shoes. That is worth keeping in mind before returning directly from a day of walking along the waterfront.

Other meals can be less formal. Chesa serves Swiss food, including fondue and raclette, in a chalet-style room. Imasa remains the Japanese restaurant, with sushi, sashimi and tempura among its dishes. The Verandah serves buffets, while The Bar is a separate address for whisky and cocktails.

The heated indoor pool occupies the eighth floor, with tall windows facing the city skyline. At 18 meters long, it gives swimmers room for lengths as well as a place to pause between excursions. Poolside dining includes breakfast and an all-day menu, so a morning here can begin with a meal rather than a trip downstairs to a restaurant.

One floor below, The Peninsula Spa has 14 treatment rooms, six with harbor views. Treatments use products from Margy's Monte Carlo and Voya. Separate relaxation rooms, steam rooms and saunas form part of the spa facilities, and appointments require advance reservation. The minimum age for both access and treatments is 16. Leave time before the appointment to use the facilities; the hotel recommends arriving an hour early, rather than reaching reception at the treatment's starting time.

The seventh-floor fitness center is open 24 hours. Treadmills, stationary bikes and resistance machines support a regular workout, and personal trainers can arrange individual sessions. The men's and women's changing facilities have hot whirlpools, cold plunge pools, saunas and steam rooms. Staffed assistance has its own hours, separate from round-the-clock gym access.

The nearby promenade runs from the Clock Tower beside the Star Ferry Pier past the Hong Kong Cultural Centre and Hong Kong Museum of Art. Farther along, the Avenue of Stars continues the waterfront walk. This part of Kowloon puts performance venues, galleries and open harbor views on the same route. The Star Ferry connects Tsim Sha Tsui with Central, giving a crossing to Hong Kong Island a place in the day without making it a road journey.

The Hong Kong Space Museum adds interactive astronomy displays to the waterfront's cultural stops, useful when traveling with children. K11 MUSEA brings shopping and dining together with art installations, allowing a visit to continue indoors without leaving this part of Tsim Sha Tsui. Harbour City is another nearby shopping destination, and the hotel has boutiques in its own arcade. The MTR provides another way to travel beyond the waterfront.

Hong Kong International Airport transfers can be arranged in a Peninsula Green Rolls-Royce, a Bentley Bentayga or a six-seat Toyota Alphard. Reserve ahead and confirm luggage capacity with the vehicle choice. The hotel gives a traffic-dependent road estimate of around 30 to 45 minutes to Tsim Sha Tsui. Airport Express trains serve Kowloon Station, with onward travel needed to the hotel. Helicopter transfers to the private helipad are also listed through Heliservices and require advance arrangements; children under two cannot be accommodated. Confirm flight availability before building an arrival schedule around one.