The Bar/Lounge at The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong

"But best of all is the infinity pool, also on the 118th floor, featuring in-water loungers and a giant video screen that plays aquatic imagery on one wall and the ceiling while clouds sail past the window"

"While the many restaurants and bars enjoy the same stratospheric outlooks, high tea served at window-side seats in the lobby is an especially memorable, vertigo-inducing experience—and at Ozone, the highest bar in the world, the terrace is downright dizzying"

"The highest hotel in the world occupies the top 16 floors of Hong Kong's tallest building; to witness first-hand just how high this feels, head up to the cool ozone bar on the 118th floor- it even comes with an outside terrace! Bedrooms are large and elegant and the suites are equipped with telescopes so guests can keep an eye on what's happening down on earth"

"Designed by Japan’s Spin Studio, the six food and beverage venues include upscale Chinese and Italian, but the highlight is the rooftop al fresco bar, serving Asian-style tapas around fire pits"

"The views of Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong Island can be enjoyed from every room, and when that doesn’t suffice, head up to the panoramic Ritz-Carlton Club Lounge or rooftop bar"

"It's a bit of a shock to get a room card that reads 115-26 (room 26 on the 115th floor), but what do you expect from the highest hotel in the world, which also boasts the world's highest spa, pool, and bar (named, appropriately enough, OZONE)? It takes 52 seconds to reach the understated black-marbled reception on the 103rd floor, from which a lighted escalator beckons to restaurants one floor down, all with stunning views and eye-catching East-meets-West decor (my favorite is Tosca, serving southern Italian cuisine)"

"You'll be able to drink in a bird's eye view of the mesmerizing metropolis from the hotel bar OZONE, also crowned the world's highest drinking establishment"

"The aesthetic, typical of the Ritz-Carlton brand, is classic yet subdued: neutral shades of beige and cream, plush furnishings (including chaise lounges from which to enjoy the vistas), and marble bathrooms with rainforest showerheads and LCD televisions"

"Telescopes are readily placed in many guest rooms, public areas and the club lounge for surveying the panoramic views"