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The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong: Third Night Free – Stay 3 Pay 2, Averaging US$606 a Night (Through December 22)

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Aerial night view of Victoria Harbour from the International Commerce Centre, home of The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong, with the city brightly lit
The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong sits above the 108th floor of the International Commerce Centre, one of the highest hotels in the world, with night views over both sides of Victoria Harbour.

Hong Kong hotel rates stay firm all year, and real discounts in the city center are not easy to find. This time The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong is offering Stay 3 Pay 2, with the third night free, through the Marriott STARS advisor channel. That takes roughly one third off the room rate, the strongest discount among this round's six advisor programs.

The highest Ritz-Carlton in the world

The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong occupies the floors above the 108th floor of the International Commerce Centre (ICC) in West Kowloon. It is one of the highest hotels in the world and a landmark on the Hong Kong skyline. Nearly all of its 312 rooms and suites have floor-to-ceiling windows, with the Victoria Harbour and Kowloon skyline spread out right outside – a view that in Hong Kong costs real money.

The hotel's Ozone sky bar is on the 118th floor, one of the highest bars in the world, and looking down at the lights on both sides of the harbour at night is practically a standard item on any Hong Kong to-do list. The gym and pool also have high-altitude harbour views, so you look up at Victoria Peak and the Kowloon hills while you work out. As for location, the hotel is right next to the West Kowloon high-speed rail station and the ICC mall, with easy access to Central, Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay.

The corner of the 118th-floor observation area at The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong, showing the brand logo and a panorama of Kowloon
The hotel has a dedicated observation area on the 118th floor, where the corner looks out over the Kowloon peninsula and the distant hills.

Offer details

Booked through the Marriott STARS advisor channel this time, the main points are:

  • Third night free (Stay 3 Pay 2), taking roughly one third off the total room rate
  • Daily breakfast for two (applies to Deluxe Victoria Harbour Room and above)
  • US$100 hotel credit per stay
  • Priority room upgrade, subject to availability
  • Early check-in / late check-out (subject to availability)
  • Flexible cancellation (a Guarantee-type reservation, not a locked-in advance purchase rate)

The offer applies to the Deluxe Victoria Harbour Room and several higher categories, with a minimum stay of 3 nights. The stay window runs from now through December 22, 2026; you can book anywhere in the window, and no separate booking deadline is listed for now.

Reference prices (data as of July 17, 2026): taking a 3-night stay checking in on November 1, 2026 as the example (December availability has not been released yet, so we use the same room type in November as a reference):

  • The Deluxe Victoria Harbour Room through the accredited-advisor Marriott STARS channel is US$804 a night, or US$2,725 for 3 nights including taxes;
  • With the third night free, you pay about US$1,816 (roughly US$606 a night), saving about one third.

Room rates run roughly US$551 – US$1,251 a night (varying by room type and stay date, covering deluxe rooms, executive lounge rooms and suites). Add breakfast for two, the US$100 credit and priority upgrades – in a city with Hong Kong's rates, this combination really is good value. On cancellation, the Marriott STARS channel is a Guarantee-type reservation rather than a prepaid locked-in rate, and can generally be canceled free of charge; for the exact free-cancellation window, we'll confirm it with the hotel for you when you book.

For an exact quote, use the booking inquiry form below and send us your dates and party size, and we'll check the current rates for you.

Victoria Harbour view through the floor-to-ceiling windows of the gym at The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong
The gym also has high-altitude harbour views, so you can look out at Victoria Peak and the Kowloon hills while you exercise.

Booking advice

Hong Kong rates are firm all year, especially for harbour-view rooms, and peak-season public rates are not cheap at all. With the third night free on top of the standard STARS perks, this offer suits Hong Kong shopping, dining or business trips of 3 nights or more, and it also works well as a stopover on a multi-city Asia itinerary, planned together with other advisor-program hotels in Tokyo, Singapore and elsewhere.

Because this is a Guarantee-type reservation, you don't have to prepay in full when booking, which gives you more flexibility. Christmas / New Year and the period around Lunar New Year are Hong Kong's traditional peak seasons and availability gets tighter, so if you want to go, we suggest settling your dates early.

Booking Marriott STARS programs through an advisor channel gets you this offer, and at the same time the exclusive perks of other advisor programs such as Virtuoso, Hyatt Privé, Rosewood Elite, Mandarin Oriental Fan Club and Four Seasons Preferred Partner; see the complete Marriott STARS guide for details. Simply put, at the same price, booking through us gets you free breakfast, a credit and a room upgrade, while your points and elite nights still post as usual – there's little reason to book on the hotel's own website.

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