Best for
Shoppers who prefer to stay close to boutiques and restaurants can base themselves above Elements mall, with options beneath the hotel.
Best for
Shoppers who prefer to stay close to boutiques and restaurants can base themselves above Elements mall, with options beneath the hotel.
What makes it special
Reserve the Tea Experience with Tin Lung Heen's tea sommelier to compare varieties and learn Chinese tea etiquette through guided tasting.
Room to consider
Consider the Ritz-Carlton Suite for a separate dining room, giving a private meal its own space rather than using the living area.
Insider tip
Pack smart casual clothing for OZONE: flip-flops and athletic wear are not allowed, and gentlemen should bring closed shoes for evening drinks.
Free membership gives you access to preferred rates, exclusive benefits and current promotions for your stay.
The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong occupies the upper floors of the International Commerce Centre (ICC) in West Kowloon, above Elements shopping mall. Arrival takes you to a lobby on the 103rd floor, but the district below deserves as much attention as the height. This 312-room hotel brings Cantonese and Italian dining, a rooftop bar and an indoor pool together with access to the museums of the West Kowloon Cultural District.
The South China Sea lies beyond floor-to-ceiling windows. The writing desk comes with an electrical outlet. A chair is also provided in the room. Wireless internet is complimentary for work in the room. The cordless phone also includes voicemail.
The marble bathroom has a bathtub and a separate shower. A lighted makeup mirror, robes, slippers and bathing toiletries accompany the fittings. An iron, ironing board and in-room safe are also provided. Premium movie and international television channels are available for time indoors.
Some rooms can connect to another room, subject to availability. Guests may request a crib or a rollaway bed. The extra bed carries a charge. Guests can request delivery of a newspaper.
The South China Sea lies beyond floor-to-ceiling windows. The writing desk comes with an electrical outlet. A chair is also provided in the room. Wireless...
Victoria Harbour and the Hong Kong Island skyline fill the view through floor-to-ceiling windows. A writing desk has a power outlet for work. A chair is among the furnishings. Wireless internet is complimentary, and a cordless phone has voicemail for calls and messages.
A bathtub and shower are separate in the marble bathroom. A lighted makeup mirror accompanies the fittings. Robes, slippers and bathing toiletries are supplied in the bathroom. The room also has an in-room safe and ironing facilities.
Premium movie channels and international television channels are available for time indoors. Newspaper delivery is available on request. Some rooms can connect to another room. Guests may request a crib or rollaway bed. The rollaway bed carries an extra charge.
Victoria Harbour and the Hong Kong Island skyline fill the view through floor-to-ceiling windows. A writing desk has a power outlet for work. A chair...
The living and sitting area has a sofa and chair. There is also a writing desk with an electrical outlet. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame views of the South China Sea. There is no charge for wireless internet. Two televisions are available for time spent in the room.
The bathroom has marble finishes, with a bathtub and a separate shower. The fittings include a lighted makeup mirror. A robe, slippers and bathing toiletries are supplied for the stay. The room also has an in-room safe, an iron and an ironing board.
The cordless phone has voicemail and a speakerphone. A newspaper can be sent to the room if requested. A crib or rollaway bed can be arranged on request. The rollaway carries an extra charge.
The living and sitting area has a sofa and chair. There is also a writing desk with an electrical outlet. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame views of...
Connecting rooms can be requested with a King layout; Double-bed rooms do not connect.
Floor-to-ceiling windows bring the city into view. A writing desk has an electrical outlet for work. The room also has an extra chair, an in-room safe and ironing facilities.
A bathtub and a separate shower sit within the marble bathroom. A lighted makeup mirror is among its fittings. Robes, slippers and bathing toiletries are provided for use during the stay.
Wireless internet is complimentary. A cordless phone has voicemail for calls and messages. Premium movie and international channels are available on the television. A newspaper can be delivered on request. Guests may also request a crib or a rollaway bed. The rollaway costs extra.
Floor-to-ceiling windows bring the city into view. A writing desk has an electrical outlet for work. The room also has an extra chair, an in-room...
Club Lounge access covers two guests; extra adults and children aged 6–12 incur a supplement.
City views stretch beyond floor-to-ceiling windows. The workspace has a writing desk and an electrical outlet. A chair, in-room safe and ironing facilities complete the furnishings. Complimentary wireless internet supports work and keeping in touch.
Marble finishes continue into the bathroom. The bathtub is separate from the shower, and there is a lighted makeup mirror. Robes, slippers and bathing toiletries are provided. A newspaper can be delivered to the room on request.
The Club Lounge serves breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, hors d’oeuvres and cordials. These make up its daily food and beverage offering. It also has a library, a meeting room and personalized business services. Club guests have dedicated check-in. The Club Concierge can book restaurants and suggest excursions.
City views stretch beyond floor-to-ceiling windows. The workspace has a writing desk and an electrical outlet. A chair, in-room safe and ironing facilities complete the...
Club Lounge access covers two guests; extra adults and children aged 6–12 incur a supplement.
The South China Sea is the focus beyond the floor-to-ceiling windows. A writing desk has an electrical outlet, and a separate chair adds to the furnishings. Wireless internet is available at no charge. A cordless phone with voicemail is available by the workspace.
Marble surrounds the bathroom’s separate bathtub and shower. There is also a lighted makeup mirror. A robe, slippers and bathing toiletries are provided. An iron and ironing board are available in the room. A newspaper can be sent up on request.
A dedicated check-in is available for Club guests. The Club Concierge can book restaurants and make local recommendations. The lounge has a library, a meeting room and personalized business services. It serves breakfast and lunch, followed by afternoon tea, hors d’oeuvres and cordials.
The South China Sea is the focus beyond the floor-to-ceiling windows. A writing desk has an electrical outlet, and a separate chair adds to the...
Club Lounge access covers two guests; extra adults and children aged 6–12 incur a supplement.
Victoria Harbour and the Hong Kong Island skyline form the outlook. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the view. A writing desk has an electrical outlet. The room also has a chair, an in-room safe and ironing facilities. The wireless internet connection is complimentary.
In the marble bathroom, the shower is separate from the bathtub. A lighted makeup mirror, robe, slippers and bathing toiletries accompany the fittings. Guests can request a newspaper for delivery. The cordless phone has voicemail and a speakerphone for calls in the room.
The Club Lounge has a library, a meeting room and personalized business services. Breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, hors d’oeuvres and cordials make up its food and beverage offering. Dedicated check-in is part of the Club stay. The concierge can book restaurants and suggest excursions.
Victoria Harbour and the Hong Kong Island skyline form the outlook. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the view. A writing desk has an electrical outlet. The room...
Club Lounge access covers two guests; extra adults and children aged 6–12 incur a supplement.
A privacy wall separates the bed from the living space. A sofa and chair provide seating there. Floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the South China Sea. The workspace includes a desk and an electrical outlet. Complimentary wireless internet is available within the suite.
The bathroom is finished in marble, with a separate bathtub and shower. Its fittings include a lighted makeup mirror, a robe and slippers. Bathing toiletries are provided. Ironing facilities are elsewhere in the suite. Two televisions allow viewing in different parts of the suite. A newspaper may be sent to the suite on request.
The Club Lounge serves breakfast and lunch, afternoon tea, hors d’oeuvres and cordials. A library and meeting room are available, along with personalized business services. Dedicated Club check-in is also available. The Club Concierge can arrange dining and suggest ways to explore Hong Kong.
A privacy wall separates the bed from the living space. A sofa and chair provide seating there. Floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the South China Sea. The...
Club Lounge access covers two guests; extra adults and children aged 6–12 incur a supplement.
A privacy wall divides the bed from the living area. A sofa and chair furnish the sitting space. Victoria Harbour and the Hong Kong Island skyline extend beyond floor-to-ceiling windows. The desk has an electrical outlet. Wireless internet comes at no charge.
A separate bathtub and shower are within the marble bathroom. A lighted makeup mirror, robe, slippers and bathing toiletries complete the fittings. The suite has two televisions for time indoors. It also has ironing facilities and an in-room safe. Newspaper delivery can be requested.
Dining reservations and excursion suggestions are available from the Club Concierge. Dedicated check-in is available for Club guests too. A library and meeting room are part of the lounge. Personalized business services are available there too. Breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, hors d’oeuvres and cordials are served in the lounge.
A privacy wall divides the bed from the living area. A sofa and chair furnish the sitting space. Victoria Harbour and the Hong Kong Island...
Club rates include lounge access for two guests. Standard Grand Victoria Harbour rates exclude it.
Victoria Harbour is seen through floor-to-ceiling windows. The windows are fitted with soundproof glass. Sleeping and sitting areas share the room’s layout. Air conditioning is provided. Guests may request a rollaway bed or a crib. The rollaway bed costs extra.
A Club booking gives access to dedicated check-in and a Club Concierge. Restaurant reservations and excursion advice are available through the concierge. The lounge’s facilities include a library and meeting room. Personalized business services are available as well. Breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, hors d’oeuvres and cordials are served there.
Eligible Club guests can reserve a Club Car for drop-offs from the hotel within Kowloon. In-room dining costs extra beyond the lounge’s food and beverage offering. Purchases in the hotel’s other restaurants are also charged separately.
Victoria Harbour is seen through floor-to-ceiling windows. The windows are fitted with soundproof glass. Sleeping and sitting areas share the room’s layout. Air conditioning is...
Club Lounge access covers two guests; extra adults and children aged 6–12 incur a supplement.
Large windows look out to the South China Sea and the Kowloon skyline. The room has a sitting area and two televisions for time indoors. High-speed wireless internet is available. An in-room safe and ironing board are also provided in the room.
The marble bathroom has a bathtub and a separate glass shower. A lighted makeup mirror is among the bathroom fittings. Guests may ask for newspaper delivery to the room.
The Club stay includes a dedicated check-in. A concierge can book restaurants and suggest excursions. The lounge includes a library and meeting room. Personalized business services are also available. It serves breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, hors d’oeuvres and cordials. In-room dining and purchases in other restaurants cost extra.
Large windows look out to the South China Sea and the Kowloon skyline. The room has a sitting area and two televisions for time indoors....
Club Lounge access covers two guests; extra adults and children aged 6–12 incur a supplement.
The living area is furnished with a sofa and chair. A privacy wall separates this space from the bed. The suite has a corner position. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame Victoria Harbour. An electrical outlet accompanies the writing desk. A complimentary wireless connection is available in the suite.
A separate bathtub and shower feature in the marble bathroom. The bathroom also has a lighted makeup mirror. For the stay, a robe, slippers and bathing toiletries are provided. The suite has an in-room safe and ironing facilities. Newspapers are available for delivery upon request.
For restaurant bookings and excursion ideas, guests can contact the Club Concierge. Club guests use a dedicated check-in. The lounge provides personalized business services. It also has a library and a meeting room. Breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, hors d’oeuvres and cordials make up its culinary offering.
The living area is furnished with a sofa and chair. A privacy wall separates this space from the bed. The suite has a corner position....
Club Lounge access covers two guests; extra adults and children aged 6–12 incur a supplement.
The suite has a study and a writing desk with an electrical outlet. Views stretch across Victoria Harbour and the Hong Kong Island skyline. The layout has living and dining areas. A privacy wall divides the bed from the living space. A walk-in closet provides storage.
The dining table seats six. The living area has a sofa and a chair. The suite offers complimentary wireless internet. Within the marble bathroom, the bathtub is separate from the shower. The bathroom has a lighted makeup mirror. A robe, slippers and bathing toiletries are supplied. Ironing facilities are also available in the suite.
There is a dedicated check-in for Club guests. The Club Concierge assists with restaurant bookings and excursion recommendations. The Club Lounge offers personalized business services. A library and meeting room are also available there. It serves breakfast and lunch, afternoon tea, hors d’oeuvres and cordials. Dining in other restaurants and in-room orders cost extra.
The suite has a study and a writing desk with an electrical outlet. Views stretch across Victoria Harbour and the Hong Kong Island skyline. The...
Club Lounge access covers two guests; extra adults and children aged 6–12 incur a supplement.
On the 117th floor, the suite looks across Victoria Harbour through floor-to-ceiling windows. Living and dining areas are distinct. A privacy wall marks the divide between the bed and living space. There is also a study, a walk-in closet and a pantry area.
The dining table seats eight. A sofa and chair furnish the living area. A writing desk has an electrical outlet, and wireless internet is complimentary. The marble bathroom has bathing facilities and a separate shower. A lighted makeup mirror, robe, slippers and bathing toiletries are provided.
Breakfast and lunch are served in the Club Lounge. Afternoon tea, hors d’oeuvres and cordials are also part of its offering. There is a library and a meeting room in the lounge. Personalized business services are offered too. Guests with Club access have dedicated check-in. The concierge can book restaurants and make local recommendations. In-room dining and meals in other restaurants cost extra beyond the lounge offering.
On the 117th floor, the suite looks across Victoria Harbour through floor-to-ceiling windows. Living and dining areas are distinct. A privacy wall marks the divide...
Kowloon Station connects the neighborhood to Hong Kong International Airport by Airport Express. The train journey takes about 22 minutes, with additional time needed to reach the hotel through the station and Elements complex. Kowloon also serves the Tung Chung Line toward Hong Kong Station in Central. The mall, railway and hotel belong to the same development, so shopping and transport are closely linked without being part of the upstairs hotel.
Accommodations begin at approximately 50 square meters and include marble bathtubs. Double-double rooms, connecting arrangements and accessible rooms are available, with the particular configuration worth settling at reservation. At the other end of the range, The Ritz-Carlton Suite measures approximately 365 square meters on floor 117. It has a living area and separate dining room, with butler service and a whirlpool bath overlooking Victoria Harbour. The layout allows for private meals within the suite.
The room names make the view an important part of the choice. Deluxe City View, Deluxe Seaview and Deluxe Victoria Harbour are distinct options; a water-facing room does not automatically mean the same harbor outlook. Grand Victoria Harbour is another category to consider when that setting is central to the stay. The Premier Executive Suite and Deluxe Victoria Harbour Suite have living-room space, giving you somewhere to sit away from the bed. Visibility still depends on the weather.
Club access is a separate accommodation choice. The Club Lounge has its own check-in and a dedicated concierge, with five daily food services spanning breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, hors d'oeuvres and evening cordials. That arrangement makes it possible to return for a light meal between outings without arranging another restaurant visit. Access must be included in the booking; Marriott Bonvoy elite status alone does not provide it.
A guided tea tasting offers a more focused introduction to local traditions than simply ordering a pot with lunch. Led by Tin Lung Heen's tea sommelier, it explores different teas and the etiquette surrounding them. Wine tastings are also available by reservation, with four choices exploring particular grape varieties or regions. Back in the room, the hotel lends board games and entertainment gadgets, subject to availability at check-in rather than advance reservation.
Tin Lung Heen holds two Michelin stars for its Cantonese cooking. Dim sum, barbecued pork and fish-maw soup served in a baby coconut give the menu a clear identity beyond its high-floor address. Private dining rooms allow a meal to sit apart from the main restaurant. Children are welcome, although there is no dedicated children's menu; suitable portions can be requested from the regular selection. The room calls for smart-casual dress, with shorts and open-toed shoes excluded for men. Lunch offers the opportunity to make dim sum the main event.
Tosca di Angelo holds one Michelin star and serves Italian food with a Mediterranean influence under Angelo Aglianó. Fountains and chandeliers lend the dining room a formal sense of occasion, while seasonal menus draw on Southern Italian cooking. It is closed on Mondays, an important detail when planning a short stay around dinner here. Children aged three and above are admitted, and a children's menu covers ages three to twelve. Men should wear full-length trousers, and smart footwear is expected.
The Lounge & Bar serves the breakfast buffet, alongside an all-day menu, afternoon tea and cocktails overlooking Victoria Harbour. It is the place for a meal that does not need to become a tasting-menu occasion. An organic salad bar and steak with fries at dinner add to its range. Café 103, named for its floor, concentrates on lunch and dinner buffets with local dishes and international selections.
Ozone occupies level 118, with a blue-toned interior and an outdoor terrace. Cocktails and small plates accompany a live DJ, and Sunday brunch offers another way to visit. Its terrace is a distinct setting from the indoor tables, with different minimum-spend conditions for outdoor window seats. Guests aged fifteen and under are welcome before 9 p.m.; men also need full-length trousers after that time. Smart-casual clothing is appropriate throughout. The atmosphere is that of a destination bar, so a late drink here is a different proposition from returning to a quiet lounge.
The heated indoor pool on level 118 has a lifeguard and opens from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. The fitness center offers 24-hour access. Two floors below, The Ritz-Carlton Spa, Hong Kong has eleven treatment rooms, including two couples suites, with massages and facials available by appointment. Spa guests have steam rooms, saunas and experience showers, plus separate relaxation lounges for men and women. Spa and fitness access is limited to guests aged eighteen and over.
The route to M+ starts through Elements, where the Artist Square Bridge on level two of the Metal Zone leads toward the cultural district. It is a useful connection when leaving the hotel for an afternoon on foot. M+ normally opens Tuesday through Sunday. Its Roof Garden and certain public spaces can be visited without a ticket, while access to galleries requires the appropriate admission.
M+ looks at modern and contemporary visual culture through art, moving image, design and architecture, with Hong Kong itself an important theme. This breadth makes the museum more than a sequence of painting galleries. A visit can take in the ways the city has been pictured, built and represented on screen.
The Hong Kong Palace Museum adds a different perspective within the same cultural district, presenting loans from the Palace Museum alongside Chinese and international art exhibitions. Its usual Tuesday closure differs from M+'s weekly schedule. Ticket coverage depends on the exhibition selected, so the two museums are best planned individually. Together they give West Kowloon a cultural depth that extends well beyond the view from the hotel.
The heated indoor pool lets guests enjoy a swim on the 118th floor without relying on warm weather during their visit.
Connecting rooms offer families a way to keep separate sleeping spaces linked, with availability to confirm when planning the stay.
Tosca di Angelo brings Italian dining into the hotel, giving guests an alternative to Cantonese meals without another trip through the city.
1 Austin Road West, International Commerce Centre, Kowloon, Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR China
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Yes. The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong is one of the strongest luxury choices for skyline views, fine dining, spa time, and polished service. It suits couples, business travelers, food lovers, first-time Hong Kong visitors, Club guests, and travelers who want a dramatic high-floor stay.
The hotel is in the International Commerce Centre in West Kowloon, above Kowloon Station and Elements mall. This location works well for Victoria Harbour views, airport rail access, shopping, dining, and trips across Hong Kong.
The official hotel page says The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong occupies floors 106 to 118. Its rooms, restaurants, bar, spa, and pool sit high above the skyline, with views from about 490 meters above sea level.
The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong is widely listed with 312 rooms and suites. Room choices include city-view rooms, harbour-view rooms, one-bedroom suites, two-bedroom suites, and Club Level accommodations.
Rooms and suites focus on panoramic views through large windows, with the city, Victoria Harbour, or Kowloon below. Travelers book higher categories for stronger harbour views, more space, Club Lounge access, or a more private suite stay.
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