Intercontinental Lobby Lounge
Who says you need to be on the top floor to get a good view? The ground level Intercontinental Lobby Bar overlooks Hong Kong’s sea-front promenade where ships in the…
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Felix
Felix is one of the most famous bars and restaurants in Hong Kong. Perched atop the historic Peninsula Hotel and designed by Philippe Starck, the restaurant and bizarrely appointed upstairs…
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The Envoy
The very trendy Envoy is one of Hong Kong’s best hotel bars. Upstairs in the buzzing Pottinger Hotel, it boasts a library of a spirits and deft bartenders to employ…
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Ozone
No discussion of bars with views would be complete without talking about Ozone, the tallest bar in the world. On the 118th floor of the Ritz Carlton Hotel in the…
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Captain’s Bar
The Captain’s Bar, a subterranean watering hole off the lobby of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, is—at over 50 years old—one of the oldest bars in the city. It exudes old-world…
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Café Gray Bar
The bar at Café Gray Deluxe is an ideal spot for a sundowner. On top of the Upper House, Hong Kong’s most exclusive hotel, Café Gray boasts excellent service, solid classic…
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The Canny Man
In the basement of the Guangdong Hotel, the Scottish-owned Canny Man is Hong Kong’s only Scottish pub. The massive bar is stocked, floor to ceiling, with shelves scotch (include over…
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Dickens Bar
This British pub standby in the basement of the Excelsior Hotel attracts a crowd of UK expats and anglophile locals with its excellent list of international beers and classic pub…
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Bourbon Steak
This Four Seasons and Michael Mina steakhouse is one of the most plush and refined in the District. Its old school, cigar-and-scotch sensibilities are well balanced with a new school streak…
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The Long Bar at The Raffles Hotel
Opened in 1887, the magnificent Raffles Hotel is the classic, colonial haunt of Rudyard Kipling and Ernest Hemingway. Its grand watering hole, The Long Bar—the birthplace of the Singapore Sling—is still outfitted…
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