The world’s highest hotel — occupying floors 102–118 of the ICC, with panoramic Victoria Harbour views, Michelin-starred dining, and one of the most dramatic rooftop bars anywhere.
Why We Chose It
The highest hotel in the world — occupying floors 102–118 of the International Commerce Center (ICC), The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong delivers a vertical luxury experience unlike anywhere else. All 312 rooms and suites sit above the skyline, with floor-to-ceiling windows framing Victoria Harbour from a perspective no other hotel can match. Dining is a major draw: Tin Lung Heen (two Michelin stars) serves refined Cantonese at altitude, while Tosca di Angelo offers Italian fine dining. Ozone, the rooftop bar on the 118th floor, is one of the most dramatic drinking venues globally. The indoor infinity pool, set against floor-to-ceiling glass, is among the most memorable hotel pools in the world. A destination hotel as much as a place to stay — best for travelers who want spectacle, views, and a sense of scale.
What Stands Out
- World’s Highest Hotel
- ICC Tower
- Victoria Harbour Views
- Tin Lung Heen Michelin
- Ozone Rooftop Bar
- Indoor Infinity Pool
- Sky-High Luxury