Top 10 Best Rooftop Cocktail Bars in Hong Kong 2026

Philippe Starck's iconic rooftop bar and restaurant at The Peninsula is one of the world's great design dining rooms, with its two giant aluminium faces flanking the entrance and a Philippe Starck-designed interior that feels simultaneously alien and glamorous. The cocktail list draws on Cantonese botanicals and classic European techniques. Cocktails: HKD 160-250. Smart dress required.

Aqua Spirit on the 30th floor of One Peking in Tsim Sha Tsui offers arguably the best unobstructed view of the Hong Kong Island skyline, framed through floor-to-ceiling windows that make every seat feel like a front-row seat at the world's greatest light show. The 200-label spirits menu and 100-gin selection are exceptional. Cocktails: HKD 130-200. Smart casual.

The Singapore-based rooftop lifestyle brand's Hong Kong outpost atop California Tower in Lan Kwai Fong is one of the city's most fashionable after-dark destinations. Asian-inspired cocktails, DJs from Thursday through Sunday, and views over Central's neon-lit streets create an electric atmosphere. Cocktails: HKD 140-220. Smart dress; queue expected at weekends.

The 32nd-floor rooftop bar at East Hong Kong in Taikoo brings a Brooklyn-warehouse aesthetic to the eastern harbour skyline. Craft cocktails inspired by the hotel's global art collection, an extensive craft beer list, and a wide open deck make it the most relaxed of Hong Kong's high-end rooftop venues. Cocktails: HKD 120-180. No strict dress code; family-friendly until 9pm.

The Park Lane hotel's 27th-floor rooftop bar and restaurant overlooks Victoria Park and the Happy Valley racecourse, offering a greener, more tranquil perspective on Hong Kong than the harbour-facing venues. The cocktail menu is inventive and the weekend sunset sessions with live DJ sets have made it a Causeway Bay institution. Cocktails: HKD 130-190. Adults-only after 9pm.

The Peruvian-Japanese fusion cocktail bar atop Hotel Indigo Wan Chai has built one of Hong Kong's most original bar menus, drawing on Nikkei cuisine philosophy to create cocktails with pisco, sake, yuzu, and Amazon botanicals. The terrace views over Wan Chai's tram tracks to the harbour are uniquely local. Cocktails: HKD 130-200. Smart casual.

The premium Australian steakhouse's rooftop bar is one of Wan Chai's most enduring cocktail destinations, combining a serious whisky collection (250+ labels) with harbour views and the kind of breezy, unpretentious atmosphere that Hong Kong's rooftop scene sometimes lacks. The Sunday Sundowner sessions are a local institution. Cocktails: HKD 120-180.

The most affordable option on this list, Eyebar on the 30th floor of iSquare in Tsim Sha Tsui delivers unobstructed views of the Hong Kong Island skyline at prices that make it accessible for visitors who want the rooftop experience without the premium hotel surcharge. Happy hour deals bring cocktails down to HKD 60-80. Casual dress; no reservation needed.

The intimate rooftop bar at boutique hotel The Pottinger on Old Bailey Street is Central's best-kept rooftop secret, with a curated cocktail menu focusing on aged spirits, biodynamic wines, and house-infused creations. The terrace is deliberately small — maximum 30 guests — creating an exclusive atmosphere more akin to a private members' club. Cocktails: HKD 150-220. Smart dress.

Philippe Starck's iconic rooftop bar and restaurant at The Peninsula is one of the world's great design dining rooms, with its two giant aluminium faces flanking the entrance and a Philippe Starck-designed interior that feels simultaneously alien and glamorous. The cocktail list draws on Cantonese botanicals and classic European techniques. Cocktails: HKD 160-250. Smart dress required.

Aqua Spirit on the 30th floor of One Peking in Tsim Sha Tsui offers arguably the best unobstructed view of the Hong Kong Island skyline, framed through floor-to-ceiling windows that make every seat feel like a front-row seat at the world's greatest light show. The 200-label spirits menu and 100-gin selection are exceptional. Cocktails: HKD 130-200. Smart casual.

The Singapore-based rooftop lifestyle brand's Hong Kong outpost atop California Tower in Lan Kwai Fong is one of the city's most fashionable after-dark destinations. Asian-inspired cocktails, DJs from Thursday through Sunday, and views over Central's neon-lit streets create an electric atmosphere. Cocktails: HKD 140-220. Smart dress; queue expected at weekends.

The 32nd-floor rooftop bar at East Hong Kong in Taikoo brings a Brooklyn-warehouse aesthetic to the eastern harbour skyline. Craft cocktails inspired by the hotel's global art collection, an extensive craft beer list, and a wide open deck make it the most relaxed of Hong Kong's high-end rooftop venues. Cocktails: HKD 120-180. No strict dress code; family-friendly until 9pm.

The Park Lane hotel's 27th-floor rooftop bar and restaurant overlooks Victoria Park and the Happy Valley racecourse, offering a greener, more tranquil perspective on Hong Kong than the harbour-facing venues. The cocktail menu is inventive and the weekend sunset sessions with live DJ sets have made it a Causeway Bay institution. Cocktails: HKD 130-190. Adults-only after 9pm.

The Peruvian-Japanese fusion cocktail bar atop Hotel Indigo Wan Chai has built one of Hong Kong's most original bar menus, drawing on Nikkei cuisine philosophy to create cocktails with pisco, sake, yuzu, and Amazon botanicals. The terrace views over Wan Chai's tram tracks to the harbour are uniquely local. Cocktails: HKD 130-200. Smart casual.

The premium Australian steakhouse's rooftop bar is one of Wan Chai's most enduring cocktail destinations, combining a serious whisky collection (250+ labels) with harbour views and the kind of breezy, unpretentious atmosphere that Hong Kong's rooftop scene sometimes lacks. The Sunday Sundowner sessions are a local institution. Cocktails: HKD 120-180.

The most affordable option on this list, Eyebar on the 30th floor of iSquare in Tsim Sha Tsui delivers unobstructed views of the Hong Kong Island skyline at prices that make it accessible for visitors who want the rooftop experience without the premium hotel surcharge. Happy hour deals bring cocktails down to HKD 60-80. Casual dress; no reservation needed.

The intimate rooftop bar at boutique hotel The Pottinger on Old Bailey Street is Central's best-kept rooftop secret, with a curated cocktail menu focusing on aged spirits, biodynamic wines, and house-infused creations. The terrace is deliberately small — maximum 30 guests — creating an exclusive atmosphere more akin to a private members' club. Cocktails: HKD 150-220. Smart dress.