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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Sevva
Perhaps the most famous rooftop bar in Hong Kong, Sevva is the roost of bankers and foreigners looking for the iconic skyline view. They serve dinner, but it’s expensive, so…
- story: Danielle Bergere
Wooloomooloo Prime
An Australian steak house chain may seem like odd destination for Hong Kong, but the views at Wooloomooloo Prime will put all concerns to rest. There are two locations in…
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270 Degrees Rooftop Bar
The bar on the rooftop of local celebrity chef Harlan Goldstein’s latest venture Penthouse, 270 was designed to make a splash in the Hong Kong nightlife scene. The drinks are…
- story: Danielle Bergere
RED Bar + Restaurant
Red Bar is a run-of-the mill bar and restaurant on the rooftop of the International Finance Center (Hong Kong’s second tallest building), but the rooftop terrace surrounding it is one…
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Aqua Spirit
This is the place locals take visitors they want to impress. On the top of the curvaceous One Peking Building in Tsim Sha Tsui, Aqua Spirit’s super-modern, east-meets-west décor, massive picture windows…
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eyebar
Locals will tell you that you must cross the harbor to Kowloon for the best views of Hong Kong’s waterfront splendor. It’s true and it’s best experienced at the eyebar…
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Lantern Bar at The Fullerton Bay Hotel
When the sun sets and a light breeze kicks up, Singapore comes alive. This sleek rooftop bar and pool overlooking Marina Bay is a picturesque place to savor the waking…
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New York Bar at the Park Hyatt Tokyo
Located on the 52nd floor of the Hyatt, the New York Bar is perhaps best known for playing a starring role in Sofia Coppola’s 2003 movie Lost in Translation. While…
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