Lifestyle Hong Kong Hotel

Hong Kong, Margarita Forés and Best Female Chef

The best hotels in Hong Kong offer attentive service, luxe amenities and prime access to one of the world’s most dynamic destinations. Here are our top picks for 2025.

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‘Asia’s Best Female Chef’ Margarita Fores found dead in Hong Kong hotel room

Margarita Fores, the Filipino chef who was named Asia’s Best Female Chef in 2016 by The World’s 50 Best Restaurants list, was found unresponsive in her hotel room in Hong Kong.

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Celebrity Filipino chef Margarita Forés, 65, found dead in Hong Kong hotel: ‘Unexpected loss’

Trailblazing celebrity chef Margarita Forés was famous for championing her native cuisine and bringing authentic Italian fare to the Philippines.

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Celebrity Filipino chef, Margarita Forés, found dead in hotel room

A renowned Filipino chef and restaurateur, Margarita Forés has been dead in her Hong Kong hotel room.Her family confirmed this in an Instagram post on Tuesday.Forés, aged 65, famous for championing her native cuisine and bringing authentic Italian fare to the Philippines,

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Check out these 9 new luxury hotels that are opening in Asia in 2025

Discover the most anticipated luxury hotels opening in Asia this 2025. From Bangkok to Japan, these new destinations redefine luxury.

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How Hong Kong built its luxury hotel empires, from The Peninsula to the Mandarin Oriental

Explore the rich history and global impact of Hong Kong's luxury hotel industry, from iconic establishments like The Peninsula and Mandarin Oriental to lesser-known colonial gems across Asia Hong Kong ...

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Hong Kong Stories: From Nathan Road to Kadoorie farm, the city's Jewish community has created a lasting impact

But it isn’t not the only Jewish establishment to have played such an important role in shaping the Hong Kong we know today. The Peninsula hotel, one of the city’s most iconic landmarks ...

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Hong Kong hotels’ Lunar New Year occupancy rates above 90% but few big spenders

Hong Kong’s hotels are reporting occupancy rates of more than 90 per cent over Lunar New Year, although the figures are down slightly compared with the same period in 2024, with industry ...

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