Robb Report (Malaysia)

FABULOUS FUN

At the world’s highest hotel, an adventure awaits the little ones.

- By Kenneth tan Exterior photo GETTY Images/ FLICKR RF

Aserene 80- second ride up the Internatio­nal commerce centre’s lift whisks you into the resplenden­t lobby of The Ritz- carlton, Hong Kong, where you are treated to an eagle’s eye view of the city and its undulating outlying territorie­s and islands. Beside the registrati­on counters, towards the left, is a miniaturis­ed check-in counter for children of guests. This counter is part of the enhanced Ritz Kids programme that was rolled out just last year, offering the young ones an immersive adventure within the hotel’s stratosphe­ric heights.

available at a supplement­ary fee of HK$800 (Rm457) plus 10 per cent service charge per night, the programme provides the child traveller with his or her own ‘passport’, designed to fully reward a child’s curiosity and aptitude for learning. each child also receives a lion Pierre backpack and an access- all- restaurant­s bracelet pass for compliment­ary ice cream (including the hotel’s two michelinst­arred outlets).

a map within the passport leads the child on different adventures within the hotel, where they earn

The adventure culminates with a Night Safari turndown service.

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