312 rooms and suites occupying the top floors of the International Commerce Centre — Hong Kong's highest hotel.
BrandThe Ritz-Carlton
DestinationHong Kong
RegionAsia
Price TierTier 2 ($2k-$5k)
SettingLuxury Hotel
Best ForRepeat Hong Kong visitors seeking altitude and harbour views, Ritz-Carlton loyalists collecting properties, milestone-trip couples prioritizing location over ground-level resort amenities.
PrivacyHigh
ServicePersonalized concierge service
ButlerYes
Private PoolNo
Built2011
The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong opened in 2011 on floors 102 to 118 of the International Commerce Centre, the city's tallest building. The 312 rooms and suites sit above Victoria Harbour with floor-to-ceiling views across the harbour and Kowloon. The property holds dual Forbes Five-Star recognition in t
Key Features
Sky-high location with panoramic views
Multiple Michelin-starred dining options
Luxury spa and wellness center
Heated indoor pool
Exceptional concierge service
Club lounge with exclusive benefits
Dining
Tin Lung Heen
Tosca di Angelo
The Lounge & Bar
Ozone
Signature Experience
Arrival on the 103rd floor, where the lobby sits at altitude with unobstructed Victoria Harbour views through floor-to-ceiling glass.
The International Commerce Centre location puts guest rooms higher than any other hotel in Hong Kong — the harbour views are structurally different from ground-level luxury competitors. Dual Forbes Five-Star recognition for hotel and spa is rare in the city.
Hong Kongs Leading Hotel 2025, Hong Kongs Leading Hotel 2021, Hong Kongs Leading Hotel Suite 2021, Hong Kongs Leading Hotel Suite 2020, Five-star accolade from the 2026 Forbes Travel Guide, Five-star accolade from the 2025 Forbes Travel Guide for the hotel, Tin Lung Heen
Best time: October through December delivers Hong Kong's finest luxury conditions, with clear skies, low humidity, and the city's famous international events calendar including Art Basel and luxury auctions at Christie's and Sotheby's at their peak.
Demand: Hong Kong maintains exceptionally strong year-round luxury demand despite recent changes, with its world-class restaurants, luxury retail, and financial services sustaining consistent five-star hotel occupancy. October through December represents the finest weather window while Chinese New Year crea
Pricing: Ultra-luxury Hong Kong properties command rates among Asia's highest, with harbor-view suites at the Mandarin Oriental and Peninsula maintaining extraordinary premium positioning. Art Basel Hong Kong and major auction house events in May and November create meaningful additional demand spikes.
Insider tip: Arrange a private junk boat for Symphony of Lights viewing from the harbor, followed by a late-night dim sum chef's table experience at one of Hong Kong's legendary Cantonese establishments where the head chef personally curates a menu based on the morning's finest market ingredients - an experience
Avoid: Avoid July and August when Hong Kong's summer typhoon season and extreme heat and humidity create uncomfortable conditions that limit outdoor exploration of the city's extraordinary streets and neighborhoods.
