Hong Kong's harbour can be experienced by ferry, a waterfront walk or an evening inside a hotel looking over the city. ARGO at Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong has marked its fifth year with two external honours for its bar programme.
Hong Kong's harbour can be experienced by ferry, a waterfront walk or an evening inside a hotel looking over the city. ARGO at Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong has marked its fifth year with two external honours for its bar programme.
The venue appeared at number 37 in the 2026 Asia's 50 Best Bars selection and received Best International Hotel Bar at the Spirited Awards. Both are results attributed to their respective organisations, not rankings made by LBG.
Recognition from separate programmes
Asia's 50 Best Bars uses votes from a drinks-industry academy, while the Spirited Awards have a separate process. The hotel's announcement brings the two outcomes together during the bar's anniversary.
An external award cannot guarantee that every visitor will enjoy the same drink or experience. It does, however, provide a documented point of interest for a destination guide.
An evening beyond the ferry
A harbour day can be followed by a relaxed drink and a meal, creating a fuller experience than a quick transit through the city. A bar's programme may evolve with seasons and new ideas.
Opening hours, bookings and age requirements should be confirmed directly. Travellers returning to a vessel should plan their transport and a sober skipper.
Making the city the destination
Hong Kong's dining and waterfront culture can turn a boating holiday into a wider urban visit. ARGO is one example of that experience, separate from the hotel's room or marina offers.
The official hotel image depicts the named venue, and LBG makes no claim of a marine partnership. Current opening arrangements should be checked with the hotel.
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