The Ritz Carlton Hong Kong

The Ritz Carlton Hong Kong

At The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong, the address is measured in altitude. The hotel occupies floors 102 to 118 of the International Commerce Centre in Kowloon, with rooms looking down on Victoria Harbour from roughly 490 metres above sea level, a vantage no other hotel in the city shares. The Ritz-Carlton Spa continues the theme on the 116th floor, its eleven treatment rooms set behind floor-to-ceiling glass with the harbour spread out below. Across 312 rooms and suites, the amenities lean toward the traditional rather than the trendy: bathrobes, slippers, minibars, DVD players, wardrobes, and views that come standard. Dining runs from Tosca's Italian fine dining to Tin Lung Heen's Cantonese menu, with Café 103 covering buffet breakfasts and Ozone turning into a DJ bar after dark on the 118th floor. Business travellers have a 24-hour fitness centre, a business centre, and 1,550 square metres of event space across eight rooms, space the hotel also books for weddings. Some suites sleep three adults and two children, useful for families who want space rather than a second room. Since 2023, Hong Kong law bars hotels from giving out disposable plastic toiletries, so the minimalist bathroom kit here is a legal requirement rather than a design choice, though the property's Green Key certification suggests it was already leaning that way. Check-in is at 3pm, check-out at noon, and a HKD 2,000 daily deposit is charged at arrival, returned at checkout. Anyone wanting to step straight from a hotel door onto a street corner will find the elevator ride tedious; anyone who wants Hong Kong laid out beneath them, floor by floor, will not. The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong occupies floors 102-118 of the ICC, 312 rooms and a 116th-floor spa looking down on Victoria Harbour from 490 metres up. A 24-hour gym and 1,550 square metres of event space round out the tower below. It suits guests who want elevation, not proximity.