The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong offers direct connections to Hong Kong International Airport in just 20 minutes and Central Hong Kong in 5 minutes. Being the highest hotel in the world, The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong is strategically situated on West Kowloon waterfront, a prestigious address with luxury residential development, modern financial and retail space. Occupying floors 102 to 118 of the International Commerce Centre (ICC), it is truly a unique location for the hotel, offering magnificent and unrivaled views of the city and the Victoria Harbour.
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Guest Rooms & Suites
The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong offers 312 luxurious guest rooms all providing spectacular views of the city and Vitoria Harbour. Starting at 50 sq m for a Deluxe Room, and reaching an incredible 365 sq m for the magnificent Ritz-Carlton Suite.
The Ritz-Carlton Club Lounge on the 116th floor features floor-to-ceiling windows, offering spectacular and panoramic views of the city and Victoria Harbour. Club Level guests can relax and enjoy at the panoramic Ritz-Carlton Club Lounge with five daily food and beverage presentations, as well as dedicated Club Concierge service, work stations, meeting facilities and Wi-Fi throughout.
Dining Featuring six distinctive dining venues starting on the 102nd floor, guests at The Ritz-Carlton can indulge in exceptional fine dining and casual cuisine ranging from traditional Chinese offerings and Italian specialties to a lobby lounge featuring creative cocktails, a soothing tea lounge and a stunning rooftop bar. In addition to exceptional dining and impeccable service, each of these stylish restaurants in Hong Kong offers uninterrupted views of Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong Island.
Recreational facilities include:
An indoor infinity swimming pool located on the top floor of the hotel featuring 144 LED screens on the ceiling that can display images and with outdoor jacuzzi.
West Kowloon District - A Dynamic Cultural Hub
Despite its reputation as a hard-headed financial hub, all commerce and bustle, there has always been another Hong Kong: one that is cooler and more creative, a regional centre for Cantonese opera and fine art. West Kowloon Cultural District has brought the best bits of this Hong Kong to the fore, transforming an area of reclaimed scrubland into a Norman Foster-masterplanned modern neighbourhood with parks, waterside walks and a number of innovative contemporary buildings that are destinations in and of themselves.
The cultural district was built on the back of the first strikingly contemporary building to appear: the 484m ICC building. Within the ICC is The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong, which occupies floors 102–118, and has some of the greatest views of Victoria Harbour and the Hong Kong skyline.
The museums that have recently opened in West Kowloon, such as M+ and Palace Museum Hong Kong, will add to the city’s public institutions, a critical component of the overall arts eco-system.
