From The Upper House to Four Seasons Hong Kong, luxury hotels are redefining wellness with science-led therapies, longevity rituals and personalized recovery.

Discover YUN WELLNESS at Island Shangri-La Hong Kong, where Traditional Chinese Medicine meets modern luxury wellness. The “Reset Radiance” summer programme combines movement, sound healing, and holistic therapies for a restorative city escape in Asia.

Shroommate brings a 90-minute wellness experience to Soho House Hong Kong, featuring breathwork, ice bath, and functional mushroom coffee for energy, recovery, and mental clarity.

SKIMS, founded by Kim Kardashian, is set to open its first Asia‑flagship store at Times Square in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, bringing a refined edit of bodywear, shapewear and sleepwear to the city’s style‑and‑wellness‑conscious shoppers. The new space is designed as a calm destination where pieces feel as good as they look, perfect for readers who align performance‑driven lifestyles with elevated self‑care.

Discover the Build Well Live Well Summit 2026 at Soho House Hong Kong — a new forum uniting leaders redefining wellness, wealth, and longevity in Asia.

London’s legendary The Dorchester has entered a new era of mindful luxury with the launch of its Spa & Wellness. Nestled on Park Lane, the reimagined sanctuary invites global travellers — particularly wellness‑minded Hong Kong people — to experience hospitality transformed into holistic wellbeing. Blending timeless British elegance with advanced treatments and visiting wellness experts, The Dorchester redefines how luxury hotels embrace the art of renewal.

In a city where long work hours and packed schedules often push health to the bottom of the priority list, GO24 and its sister brand ONYX are reshaping how Hongkongers approach fitness and recovery. As co-founder of both brands, Trudy Chan has helped drive the rise of 24/7, contract‑free gyms while weaving in a growing emphasis on wellness, community, and sustainable training habits. In this interview, she shares her journey into fitness, her vision for Hong Kong’s evolving g