The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong
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Sky-high luxury hotel with panoramic harbor views and Michelin dining
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International Commerce Centre (ICC), 九龙柯士甸道西1号, 1 Austin Rd W, Kowloon, Hong Kong Get directions
Sky-high luxury hotel with panoramic harbor views and Michelin dining
International Commerce Centre (ICC), 九龙柯士甸道西1号, 1 Austin Rd W, Kowloon, Hong Kong Get directions
"From this hotel I enjoyed epic views and access to multiple Michelin-starred restaurants on the 102nd floor of the International Commerce Centre, which together make dining here especially theatrical." - AFAR
"I had five-star stays at the Ritz in Hong Kong as part of my two-week, carry-on-only journey through Southeast Asia, a luxury stop that contrasted with jungle huts in rural Thailand and highlighted how my packing choices—linen outfits, quick-dry pieces, and lightweight clothes—kept me comfortable across both high-end hotels and rustic accommodations." - Claire Gallam Claire Gallam Claire is a passionate travel writer with over 16 years of storytelling experience. When she's not traveling, she's scouring the web (and stores) for the best products to make long flights, road trips, cruises, and more just a little bit easier. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"Rising above the city as the highest hotel in the world, this MICHELIN-recommended stay occupies floors 102 to 118 and equips rooms with expansive windows for spectacular city and harbour views. Level 102 hosts the two-MICHELIN-starred Cantonese restaurant Tin Lung Heen and the one-MICHELIN-starred Tosca di Angelo, where you can savour exquisite food and beverage offerings while gazing at Victoria Harbour." - Mandy Li
"For the crème de la crème of Victoria Harbour vistas, ascend to a 1,600‑foot perch inside the ICC where 118 stories of modern‑meets‑traditional charm deliver a 360‑degree spectacle spanning Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, and the harbour. Rooms flood with natural light through colossal windows that feel like front‑row seats to the city, sea, and skyline, and for fireworks viewing, the Deluxe Victoria Harbour Room or any of the top ten suites is the smart pick." - Faye Bradley
"Towering above the city on floors 102 to 118 of the International Commerce Centre in Kowloon, this self‑proclaimed highest hotel in the world serves up jaw‑dropping urban panoramas; from the rooms, commanding views sweep across Victoria Harbour and the South China Sea, a spectacle whether drenched in sunshine or wrapped in the cool mist of cloudy days." - Faye Bradley