Opened in 1928, the 300-room Peninsula - Hong Kong's oldest hotel - is in a class by itself, even more elegant and pampering after a mayor facelift. The "Grande Dame of the Far East," the flagship of the super-lux Peninsula chain, offers such extras as a rooftop heliopad, a house Rolls for airport runs, dim sum cooking classes, harbor views even from the gym, very proper afternoon teas, six restaurants including Hong Kong's oldest classical French restaurant at Gaddi's and a speakeasy lobby bar. But it's not all about sybaritic pleasures. The Peninsula elebrates Breast Cancer Awareness every October with a series of pink-themed events including a fashion show, pink-tie gala, Christie's auction, pink afternoon tea and pink-colored promotions in the hotel.