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The Peninsula is on this list for its name, and we can say little more than its page does. The page says it opened in 1928 and mentions Michelin-starred dining, with no restaurant named and no star count, and prints no rooms, times, parking or breakfast terms.
The ship is a taxi away. Our routing puts Ocean Terminal about 0.9 road miles from it and Kai Tak about 4.9 — roughly 11 minutes with no traffic.
A Rolls-Royce transfer appears in the page's keywords only — with no price and no route, so we don't count it as a service. Book it if the name is the point — and ask for the rate, the breakfast terms and what the hotel will arrange for the morning.
Book it if
- The name on Salisbury Road is the point
- You'll ask the hotel for the details yourself
- Ocean Terminal is your berth
Look elsewhere if
- You need breakfast or parking confirmed in advance.
- You want facts on rooms and pools before you book.
- Your ship sails from Kai Tak.
Sail morning, starting from Salisbury Road
The Peninsula before the ship, from the little its own page says.
The page mentions Michelin-starred dining without naming a restaurant or a star count.
The page prints no times, rooms, parking or breakfast terms. Put those questions to the hotel before you pay — and ask the concierge what it will arrange for the morning.
Breakfast isn't mentioned on the page we read.
About 4.9 road miles to Kai Tak by our routing, or 0.9 to Ocean Terminal. Your check-in window decides the hour.
Salisbury Road to the berth
Tsim Sha Tsui to either terminal is a taxi. Which terminal your ship uses decides the length of it.
The page we read prints no airport transfer; Rolls-Royce transfers appear only in its keywords, with no price.
No transfer is printed for either terminal. Our meter arithmetic puts a taxi from the door at about HK$30 (about US$4) to Ocean Terminal and about HK$90 (about US$11) to Kai Tak — before bags and tolls.
About 4.9 road mi to Kai Tak by our routing.
From HKG, shuttle or not
No airport car is listed on the page we read. The airport is about 19.9 road miles away by our routing — roughly 30 minutes, and the airport page sets out the train and the taxi.
Kai Tak's own page lists no bus or minibus from this side of town — so from The Peninsula the ride is a taxi, about HK$90.
No transfer is printed for either terminal. Our meter arithmetic puts a taxi from the door at about HK$30 to Ocean Terminal and about HK$90 to Kai Tak — before bags and tolls.
About 4.9 road mi to Kai Tak by our routing.
If you land on the day you sail, The Peninsula is a night you can skip; the airport page runs the sums.
Distance
~4.9 road mi to Kai Tak, our routingThe page gives no cruise figure, and its street address is incomplete — so our pin is an area match. By our routing Ocean Terminal is about 0.9 road miles (1.5 km), 4 minutes, and Kai Tak 4.9 (7.9 km), 11 minutes.
Source: router.project-osrm.orgTo the ship
No ride to the ship statedNo transfer is printed for either terminal. Our meter arithmetic puts a taxi from the door at about HK$30 to Ocean Terminal and about HK$90 to Kai Tak — before bags and tolls.
Source: td.gov.hkParking, then the cab to a terminal
Parking for the cruise
Kai Tak: HK$20 to HK$24 (about US$3) an hourParking for the sailing is a Kai Tak question. It lists 112 hourly spaces at HK$20 an hour on weekdays, HK$24 at weekends from 15 August 2026, and warns they are limited. Hong Kong cruise parking compares the options.
Source: kaitakcruiseterminal.com.hkFor the terminal car park and its long-stay rules, see Hong Kong cruise parking. For which line uses which berth, the Hong Kong cruise guide.
What the Peninsula page says, line by line
Here is the Peninsula's own page, and how little of it is stated. Green is there, gold costs extra or has a catch, grey is something nobody says.
A night bought on the name
The evening
Food or drinks on siteThe page mentions Michelin-starred dining without naming a restaurant or a star count.
Source: peninsula.comBreakfast
Not statedBreakfast isn't mentioned on the page we read.
Address
Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha TsuiSalisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon (the page we read gives the street only)
Hotel page
Ratings
On the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfrontThe Peninsula's own page prints: mentions Michelin-starred dining — no count printed. We haven’t checked The Peninsula’s rating against the rating body’s own list.
Source: peninsula.comQuestions to put to the hotel yourself
Worth knowing
- Opened 1928 — per the hotel's own page.
- The page mentions Michelin-starred dining and gives no count.
- No room, time, parking or breakfast details on the page we read.
- A Rolls-Royce transfer appears only in the page's keywords.
What we couldn’t confirm
- Check-in and check-out times
- Breakfast terms
- Parking
- Any transfer to a terminal
Everything on this page is as the hotel's own page showed it on October 5, 2026 — confirm what you're counting on before you pay.
The fine print, such as it is
One page, few details. A blank here means the page is silent — so ask the hotel.
Check-in and check-out
Wi-Fi
Not stated
Minimum age
The Peninsula’s page doesn’t state it.
Extra fees
None listed. The 3% accommodation tax still applies.
Breakfast
Not stated
Pool
No pool or gym mentioned on the pages we read
Parking for your stay
Not stated
For the cruise itself at The Peninsula, see The Ride.
Pets
The page we read doesn't mention pets.
Accessibility
The Peninsula’s pages we read say nothing on accessible rooms — ask before you book.
Also worth knowing
- Opened 1928, per the hotel
- A thinly documented page
On site
- Pets allowedNot stated
- GymNot stated
- Guest laundryNot stated
- EV chargingNot stated
Rooms
The Peninsula’s page lists no room types.
The other nine splurges
The 1928 name, then the ship
Send us your sail date and we'll ask the Peninsula about the night before and the taxi to your terminal — no payment on the form.
Peninsula questions, answered as far as the page allows
When did the Peninsula Hong Kong open?
The hotel's page says it opened in 1928.
Is there a Michelin-starred restaurant at the Peninsula?
The page mentions Michelin-starred dining, then names no restaurant and gives no count, so we can't say which or how many.
What is the distance from the Peninsula to the ship?
About 0.9 road miles (1.5 km) to Ocean Terminal and 4.9 (7.9 km) to Kai Tak by our routing, with no traffic.
Will the Peninsula take me to the terminal?
Not on the page we read. A Rolls-Royce transfer appears in the keywords only, with no price, so ask the hotel what it offers.
Does the Peninsula serve breakfast with the room?
The page we read doesn't say.
Booking the cruise too?
Send the date you sail and the line, and we'll check The Peninsula against the berth, a reply, not a booking. No obligation.
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