The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong

• Stay 3, pay for 2On the room rate for eligible stays
• 25% off for a second and third nightOn consecutive-night stays
• Daily breakfast for twoIncluded with every reservation
• US$100 hotel creditDining or spa

Offer valid to 2026-12-20. Rates are confirmed at the time of booking and depend on availability.

How these perks work, and the other hotels that carry them →

The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong occupies the top floors of the ICC tower in West Kowloon — rooms from the 102nd floor, the lobby above the 100th, and Ozone, the highest bar in the world, at the top of the building. The harbour views look down on the Peak rather than up at it.

The rooms are compact by Hong Kong luxury standards but flawless, and the sky-high position makes jet lag fade differently here: the city lights go on below you, in every direction.

Book harbour-view categories — city-facing rooms lose the point of the property. The hotel connects to Kowloon station and the airport express, making it the practical first night after a long flight. Ozone at sunset is the reservation to make before arrival.

Rooms here begin on the 102nd floor of the International Commerce Centre, which makes this the highest hotel in the world and changes the experience of staying in Kowloon completely: you look down on the harbour rather than across it, and the ferries are the size of toys.

The trade-off is verticality. The lobby, the restaurants and the bar are on separate floors, and getting anywhere takes two lifts; guests who dislike that should choose a lower property. Everyone else should book a harbour-view room and go up to the bar on the top floor at least once, ideally before the evening light show rather than during it.