Rosewood Hong Kong
Victoria Dockside, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Location
Victoria Dockside, Kowloon
The hotel rises over the Kowloon waterfront at Victoria Dockside, 18 Salisbury Road in Tsim Sha Tsui, beside K11 Musea and near the Hong Kong Palace Museum, about ten minutes from the Star Ferry. There is no beach — this is the Kowloon waterfront — with the best skyline views, Central a Star Ferry ride across the water.
Transfer
A Hong Kong transfer
Fly into Hong Kong International Airport, about 40 minutes by car. K11 Musea and the Hong Kong Palace Museum are next door, with the Star Ferry about ten minutes away.
Villas
413 rooms & suites
413 rooms and suites, most facing Victoria Harbour, in Tony Chi's design — from Deluxe and Kowloon Peak View rooms through Harbour View and Manor Club rooms to the Urban Sanctuary Suites and Harbour Houses, with ten wheelchair-adapted rooms.
Best For
Who it suits
Couples, families and design, art and wellness lovers who want the world's top-ranked hotel — a harbour infinity pool, Asaya by Guerlain and a museum-grade art collection — on the Kowloon waterfront.
Board Basis
B&B
Booked on bed and breakfast. The Legacy House, DarkSide, Henry and the Butterfly Room cover Cantonese, a jazz bar, a steakhouse and afternoon tea, with Asaya Kitchen for wellness dining.
About the Resort
The world’s #1 hotel
Rosewood Hong Kong was named the number-one hotel in the world on The World's 50 Best Hotels 2025 — Rosewood's global flagship, a Tony Chi-designed 'vertical estate' rising 65 storeys over the Kowloon waterfront at Victoria Dockside, holding a Michelin Three-Key. Most of its 413 rooms and suites face Victoria Harbour and the Hong Kong Island skyline, in a 1930s-glamour-meets-contemporary style of marble baths and free-form tubs, with butler service and the 40th-floor Manor Club for the top tiers. A 25-metre infinity pool runs along a landscaped sixth-floor deck over the harbour; Asaya by Guerlain spreads some 40,000 square feet of urban wellness across Roman bath houses and chill pods; and a museum-grade art collection — Henry Moore, Damien Hirst, Bharti Kher — runs through the building, with private tours. Dining spans The Legacy House Cantonese, the DarkSide jazz bar and Butterfly Room afternoon tea, with K11 Musea and the Hong Kong Palace Museum next door. There is no beach — this is the Kowloon waterfront — but as the world's top-ranked hotel, it is the standout Hong Kong choice.
Accommodation
Rooms & suites
413 rooms and suites — 322 rooms and 91 suites — most facing Victoria Harbour, in Tony Chi's 1930s-glamour-meets-contemporary design with marble baths and free-form tubs. They run from Deluxe and Kowloon Peak View rooms through Harbour View rooms and Manor Club rooms to the signature Urban Sanctuary Suites and Harbour Houses, with ten wheelchair-adapted rooms.
Entry
Deluxe Room
Sleeps two to three. Tony Chi design and a marble bath, with city or peak views — the entry room.
Tony ChiCity/peak view
Harbour
Harbour View Room
Sleeps two to three. Panoramic Victoria Harbour views.
Harbour-facingHarbour view
Club
Club Grand Harbour View
Sleeps two to three. Manor Club access — a 40th-floor salon and butler — with harbour views.
Manor ClubHarbour view
Apex
Urban Sanctuary Suite / Harbour House
Sleeps two to four. A butler and Manor Club access, some with a private marble bath house and garden terrace, with harbour views — the signature suite.
ButlerHarbour view
Food & Drink
Dining
Eight or nine venues across the estate. The Legacy House serves Cantonese, Holt's Café is the all-day room, the Butterfly Room pours afternoon tea, DarkSide is the jazz-and-aged-spirits bar, Henry is the steakhouse, and Asaya Kitchen handles wellness dining.
Cantonese
The Legacy House
Refined Cantonese cooking.
Bar
DarkSide
A jazz bar with aged spirits and live music.
Steakhouse
Henry
A contemporary steakhouse.
Tea
Butterfly Room
Afternoon tea and patisserie at the Butterfly Room.
Wellness
Asaya Kitchen
Wellness-led dining at Asaya Kitchen.
Wellbeing
Asaya by Guerlain
Asaya by Guerlain is Rosewood's first urban Asaya — some 40,000 square feet over two floors, with ozonated bath houses, chill pods and Roman-style laconiums, holistic wellness and fitness. A 25-metre outdoor infinity pool runs along a landscaped sixth-floor deck with Victoria Harbour views.
Asaya by Guerlain
Some 40,000 square feet of urban wellness with Roman bath houses, at Asaya by Guerlain.
Harbour infinity pool
A 25-metre harbour-view infinity pool on a landscaped sixth-floor deck.
Art collection
A museum-grade art collection — Henry Moore, Damien Hirst, Bharti Kher — with private tours.
Activities & Experiences
Signature Experiences
The world's top-ranked hotel, with the harbour at its feet. Swim the harbour-view infinity pool, take a Roman-bath ritual at Asaya by Guerlain, tour the museum-grade art collection, dine at The Legacy House, and step next door to K11 Musea and the Hong Kong Palace Museum.
World’s #1 cachet
The cachet of the world's number-one hotel for 2025, with Victoria Harbour views.
Harbour infinity pool
A 25-metre harbour-view infinity pool, for sunrise swims.
Asaya by Guerlain
Roman bath houses and holistic wellness at Asaya by Guerlain.
Art collection
Private tours of the museum-grade art collection.
K11 Musea & Palace Museum
K11 Musea and the Hong Kong Palace Museum, next door.
Getting There
Location & transfers
By road
About 40 minutes from HKG
About 40 minutes by car from Hong Kong International Airport.
On the waterfront
Victoria Dockside, Kowloon
At Victoria Dockside in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, on the harbour beside K11 Musea.
Guest Reviews
What Our Clients Say
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Good to Know
Good to know
Board basis
- Booked on bed and breakfast, with eight or nine restaurants and bars.
Setting
- A 65-storey vertical estate on the Kowloon waterfront at Victoria Dockside — a city icon, with no beach.
Side
- In Kowloon, with the best skyline views and K11 Musea and the Palace Museum on the doorstep — Central is a Star Ferry ride across the water.
Getting there
- About 40 minutes by car from Hong Kong International Airport.
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