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12 Hong Kong staycations to book this Christmas, from the Four Seasons’ family-friendly deal and Ritz-Carlton’s Festive Stellar-bration, to the Grand Hyatt’s New Year countdown

Royal Caribbean, Spectrum of the Seas, in Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour. Photo: SCMP Archives
Royal Caribbean, Spectrum of the Seas, in Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour. Photo: SCMP Archives

  • The ongoing pandemic might mean no winter holiday travel, but Hong Kong’s luxury hotels have you covered with dazzling decorations and plenty of champagne, of course
  • Indulge in fine dining at the Michelin-starred Man Wah and The Aubrey at Mandarin Oriental, or give back to the community at Rosewood Hong Kong

This year marks another winter holiday season sans travel. But luckily for us, Hong Kong’s top hotels have a bevy of festive staycations to choose from. So treat yourself and get away from home for a while …

Staycation for Good at Rosewood Hong Kong

Santa Sack DIY decoration class. Photo: Rosewood Hong Kong
Santa Sack DIY decoration class. Photo: Rosewood Hong Kong
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For those who want to give back to the community during the holiday season, this is the staycation for you. From December 18 to 20, the three-day stay is full of programmes that will fill little ones with the joy of giving as well as receiving.

Guests aged five years and up are invited to donate their preloved toys to Green Toysland, a non-profit organisation that collects and distributes toys. After that, the fun begins with activities such as biscuit decoration masterclasses, parties, treasure hunts and a chance to work with underprivileged children. Prices start at HK$5,300 (US$700).

Royal Caribbean Cruisecation

Royal Caribbean, Spectrum of the Seas, in Hong Kong. Photo: SCMP Archives
Royal Caribbean, Spectrum of the Seas, in Hong Kong. Photo: SCMP Archives
Setting sail on Christmas Eve, the award-winning cruise line’s cruises to nowhere are as close to a holiday abroad without the requirement for quarantine. The Spectrum of the Seas is considered a resort of the ocean because of the spectacular facilities on board. The Sky Pad is a VR trampoline experience that can even simulate the experience of walking in the air, while the Seaplexis a multipurpose sports centre where the AR walls and floor give you the feel of taking part in an international arena. On top of that, you have the North Star viewing deck for panoramic views of the ocean and well as fantastic performances, world-class gourmet food options and more. Two night stays start at HK$499 per person.

Christmas Staycation at The Royal Garden Hong Kong

Roast whole turkey with traditional chestnut stuffing, giblet sauce and cranberry sauce. Photo: The Royal Garden
Roast whole turkey with traditional chestnut stuffing, giblet sauce and cranberry sauce. Photo: The Royal Garden