What are the five-star hotels?

Five-star hotels include: Hilton Hotel, Shangri-La Hotel, Peninsula Hotel, etc.

Hilton Hotels, whose full name is Hilton International Hotels Group, is a branch of the Hilton Group Company headquartered in the United Kingdom. It has the right to use the "Hilton" trademark worldwide except the United States. Hilton Hotels Group operates and manages 403 hotels. Hilton Hotels Group has more than 71,000 employees in 80 countries around the world.

Shangri-La Hotel, founded in 1971, is affiliated to the Kuok Group of Malaysia and is one of the largest luxury hotel groups in Asia. The seal is used as a symbol to symbolize the spirit of Traders Hotel that respects business travelers and provides high-end and low-cost business and residential services.

The Peninsula Hotel is the oldest existing hotel in Hong Kong and one of the most luxurious and famous hotels in Hong Kong and the world. The Peninsula Hotel has a number of restaurants and bars, including Gaddi's, considered one of the best French restaurants in Asia.

The classification and ranking of five-star hotels are mostly based on the hotel's architecture, facilities and equipment, functions, management, and service levels. Generally, standard five-star hotels are mostly business hotels, which can meet the needs of business travelers. Quality requirements, and the five-star selection level and luxury level are mostly to meet customers' high-quality vacation needs, so as to have a more prominent reflection in the hotel's location, architecture, and services.