8 Best Rooftop Bars in Hong Kong

Sevva Hong Kong is a rooftop bar that gives you a sense of being in the city, rather than above it. Located on the 25th floor of Prince’s Building, it features a cool design scheme that changes according to the season, along with several restaurants on site if you're feeling peckish. The signature cocktail menu also receives rave reviews with prices starting from HK$135 – must-tries include Chocolate Martini, Guava Mojito, and Sex-in-the-City Sangria. 

Eyebar's rooftop terrace, located on the 30th floor of iSquare, offers stunning views of Hong Kong Island. It's one of the best places to sit and watch the iconic Symphony of Lights, which takes place at 8pm. 

While not as famous or as glamorous as some of its neighbours, Eyebar attracts a huge crowd of expats looking to enjoy the night, signature cocktails, and even grab some dinner at the next-door Nanhai No.1 restaurant. 

CÉ LA VI Hong Kong is styled after a tropical garden and is more of a party spot than most other rooftop bars in Hong Kong. Certainly, this is where local elites gather for a night of mixing and mingling. 

If clubbing is not your thing, head there a little earlier for cocktails and house tunes during their Sundowner Sessions (weekdays from 4pm to 7pm). CÉ LA VI Hong Kong occupies the rooftop of California Tower, just north of Lan Kwai Fong on D’Aguilar Street.

Aqua Hong Kong occupies the 29th and 30th floors of the One Peking building in Kowloon, giving you spectacular views of Hong Kong’s harbour and skyline. Featuring a penthouse-inspired lounge and a classy restaurant downstairs, the bar's interior is decorated with chandeliers, brass fixtures, and custom-made leather seats. 

Beers at Aqua Hong Kong start from HK$80, cocktails within the HK$100 to HK$150 range, and a minimum charge of around HK$500 per person for dining.

Wooloomooloo Steakhouse occupies the 31st floor and rooftop of The Hennessy, with a menu of succulent steaks and alcoholic beverages. The best time to visit is just before sunset when the Rooftop Lounge offers spectacular views of Victoria Harbour, Happy Valley Racecourse, and the Wan Chai district of Hong Kong. Wines by the glass start from HK$100, and cocktails cost around HK$115 to HK$150. 

OZONE at The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong stands 118 floors above ground, making it one of the city's tallest sky bars. With a very funky indoor area and a long thin outdoor terrace, most people head outside for the vertigo-inducing views (even though it's shielded by a thick pane of glass). 

OZONE occupies the top floor of the ICC Tower in Kowloon, and just like the luxury hotel below, this elegant bar exudes an air of class and sophistication.

Felix, located on the 25th floor of The Peninsula, boasts incredible views of Hong Kong Island across the bay. While it lacks an outdoor space, it attracts an upmarket crowd with its modern European cuisine by Chef de Cuisine Juan Gomez and cocktails by mixologist Marko Petrovic. Prices are a little on the high side, but you'll get to enjoy an exciting lineup of live music, DJs and special mixologist events at Felix.