Guests can choose between a Harbour View Plateau with Terrace Room or Harbour View Plateau Room, but it’s worth noting that only guests 18 or above can stay in Plateau rooms, so this is one for the grown-ups.

When: Until September 30

Price: From US$475 (HK$3,680) per room per night

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If you miss ... France

What: The St. Regis Hong Kong’s L’Envol & Stay

The hotel calls it “innovative French cuisine” due to the incorporation of French and Asian ingredients by culinary director Olivier Elzer, so expect to see dishes like Hokkaido sea urchin served with gamberoni prawn and crunchy fennel, or seared golden eyes snapper with edamame summer orange emulsion. There are also more than 800 wines and more than 130 champagne references, so knock yourself out (not literally, we hope).

The piece de resistance, of course, is the round-the-clock butler service that the hotel is known for, so we encourage finding out just how personalised your stay can be.

When: Until October 31

Price: From HK$3,588 per room per night, upgrades at special rates

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If you miss ... Thailand

What: Cordis Hong Kong’s 24 Hours in Bangkok

Why: A Thai massage, Thai boxing lesson and Thai dinner? Sign us up. Cordis brings you 24 hours in the land of smiles with a package that includes a hotel stay and breakfast buffet for two, along with two 60-minute massages at the award-winning Chuan Spa, a 60-minute private boxing lesson for two (there’s a certified trainer present, don’t worry), and fresh coconut by the pool to cool you down after beating your partner to a pulp.

The stay also includes a private dinner served in your guest room that night, which includes Thai favourites such as Thai beef salad, tom yum goong with shrimp, Thai green chicken curry, mango sticky rice and fresh lime soda.

When: Until September 30; only available on Saturdays and Sundays

Price: HK$2,998 for a Superior Room per night; from HK$3,698 per night for a Club Deluxe Room with Club Lounge privileges

What: Hyatt Sha Tin’s HK Stay. Thailand Way

Why: Another Thai-inspired offering (can you tell we love Thailand?) but one with more of a cultural twist, this package from the Hyatt Regency in Sha Tin includes a special market experience featuring booths from Thai brands, as well as Thai dancing, language and boxing workshops. As the market and workshops aren’t available every day, we advise checking with the hotel when you book. At the moment of writing, the market is available on August 7, 8, 14 and 15; while the workshops are offered for free on August 14 and can be booked for a fee on other days.

The Tourism Authority of Thailand in Hong Kong is also getting involved, with amenity sets that include Thai products for guests to enjoy or bring home. A lunch or dinner buffet is also included in the package, offering everything from massaman durian curry with chicken to Thai-style shaved ice.

The hotel is also bringing their IG game with special Thai-themed AR filters that feature Songkran, deep diving and boxing, and offer a small gift if you tag them.

When: Until August 31

Price: From HK$1,250

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If you miss ... the UK

What: The Hari’s Wild Monkey Inn staycation package

Why: If you miss the flavours of a true British gin and tonic, look no further than the staycation at The Hari in partnership with Monkey 47 gin. Upon arrival, you’d be welcomed by one of five signature cocktails that features Monkey 47 Dry, Sloe or the coveted Barrel Cut gin. Monkey 47 is a batch-distilled and handcrafted gin that fuses classic British traditions alongside exotic botanicals that serves as a herbaceous base to delicious cocktails.

Guests can continue the party in their rooms with a DIY gin and tonic set that includes three miniature bottles of Monkey 47 Dry gin and Fever Tree tonic accompanied with botanic garnishes. Of course, the ginsanity continues with a masterclass hosted by Luca Andrei, formerly head bartender of La Petite Maison restaurants.

Other fun gin-related activities abound throughout the hotel. Apart from a gin cocktail paired menu at the hotel’s Zoku Restaurant & Terrace, there is also a Find the Monkey challenge, where patrons who order cocktails from the special menu can follow clues to find all the hidden monkeys in The Lounge area to win a bottle of gin and more. If you’re a true gin fan, book at least two days in advance to get the full experience.

When: Until September 15

Price: From HK$1,750 per room per night

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