Best Discotheques Luxury Hong Kong Near Me

4worldlovers: Set on the upper floors of the ICC, The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong offers elegant dining experiences in beautifully designed spaces. The futuristic bar on our top floor and the Michelin-starred Tin Lung Heen and Tosca di Angelo restaurants all overlook Victoria Harbour and the Hong Kong skyline.

Enjoy stunning Hong Kong views and a blue ambiance at OZONE rooftop bar. Dress code: No casual slippers or flip-flops for all guests, and gentlemen should avoid open-toed footwear, sleeveless shirts, or shorts.

At Café 103, named for its setting on the hotel’s 103rd floor, the refined lounge is known for its lunch and dinner buffets featuring local specialties and international favorites.

Experience elegant Italian fine dining with high ceilings, fountains, chandeliers, and stunning views at Tosca di Angelo. Dress code: Gentlemen should avoid beach sandals, open-toed shoes, sleeveless shirts, or shorts.

Savor refined Cantonese cuisine, traditional Dim Sum, and premium tea at Tin Lung Heen. Dress code: Gentlemen should avoid beach sandals, open-toed shoes, sleeveless shirts, or shorts.

4worldlovers: DarkSide is a cocktail parlour that offers rare aged spirits, vintage cigars and classic cocktails complemented by sultry live jazz. DarkSide was not only named “Best Hotel Bar” and “Best Bar of the Year” in 2021 by Timeout Hong Kong. It also received acclaim as one of “Asia’s 50 Best Bars” for three consecutive years (ranked no.9 in 2023) and listed as no. 49 in World’s 50 Best Bars 2021. In addition to an extensive library of fine rum, whisky and calvados, its dark spirits selection harks back to the early 19th century and includes an exclusive blend of cognac created by the award-winning bar team. The cocktail list pays homage to Kowloon’s “Dark Side” moniker and focuses on time-honoured traditions updated with innovative techniques.

Dress Code: Smart casual. Please refrain from wearing sleep wear, beachwear, athletic wear, flip flops, or open toed shoes.

Introducing a new cocktail menu inspired by Mahjong, the iconic tile-based game integral to Hong Kong society over the years. With the craftsmanship and artistry of traditional hand-drawn Mahjong tiles in mind, the new cocktails reinterpret the game’s bonus tiles and their associated Confucian plants and seasons into enchanting base flavours: Plum, Orchid, Bamboo, Chrysanthemum, Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter. In keeping with Rosewood’s A Sense of Place guiding philosophy, DarkSide invited local artisans who remain faithful to time-honoured crafts to contribute their unique skills towards the menu. Mahjong tile-makers Masters Ricky Cheung and Karen Aruba Art were commissioned to re-imagine the flower and season Mahjong tiles for the menu’s artwork, while local glass-blowing workshop Soekjing Studio designed and handcrafted the cocktail glassware. Ceramics were created by Tung Yao Ceramics, a long-standing local brand renowned for developing and celebrating Chinese pottery.

Regarded as one of the best bartenders in the city and a master mixologist in his own right, Rossi brings a host of veteran knowledge and skill to his position as Director of Bars for Rosewood Hong Kong.

4worldlovers: A fresh and elegant space, restyled after its namesake at The Langham, London — where English Afternoon Tea was served since 1865.

4worldlovers: A variety of seating options complement the main dining area which is dominated by the open plan kitchen featuring natural stone and glass.

At the robata, a fine selection of meat, seafood and seasonal vegetables are grilled over charcoal and served with zuma’s signature sauces. The sushi counter offers a variety of sashimi and sushi.

Informal and relaxed, the terrace and surrounding garden is a great way to meet friends, network or unwind after work. The full restaurant menu is available for business lunches and casual chic dinners.

A sensational space for social gatherings or private launch events; offering a variety of relaxed seating areas, a sophisticated atmosphere for drinks or enjoy an informal supper with music from our resident DJ.

Zuma offers two semi private dining rooms and multiple options for private events and gatherings.

Featuring modern Japanese cuisine that is authentic but not traditional. The menu showcases a variety of dishes from its three kitchens: the main kitchen, the sushi counter and the robata grill.

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