The Rosewood Hong Kong hotel opens Bar Camillo on 25 November, with Negronis mixed at your table

On 25 November 2026, the Rosewood Hong Kong hotel will open Bar Camillo, a cocktail bar conceived as an Italian salon by the Bar Leone team. Bookings open on 1 November for this Tsim Sha Tsui address in Kowloon, where the Negroni is mixed at the table, on a trolley, to each guest’s taste.

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1. Lorenzo Antinori and Justin Shun Wah at the helm
2. The Negroni, mixed tableside from a trolley
3. Three chapters and a new menu every quarter
4. Gold, alpine green and 1950s-style mirrors
5. Open from 5pm, closed Mondays: the essentials
6. 413 rooms facing Victoria Harbour
7. A Guerlain spa and a pool facing the harbour

Lorenzo Antinori and Justin Shun Wah at the helm

Bar Camillo is the work of Lorenzo Antinori and Justin Shun Wah, co-founders of Bar Leone and Montana bar. Their Bar Leone, in Hong Kong, was named the world’s best bar in 2025 and 2026 by The World’s 50 Best Bars. For the Rosewood, the team has imagined an exclusive venue inspired by the salotto, the Italian living room where friends are entertained.

“Partnering with Lorenzo to bring Bar Camillo to life at Rosewood Hong Kong is a celebration of a shared vision,” says Hugo Montanari, managing director of Rosewood Hong Kong and K11 Artus, in the hotel’s press release.

The Negroni, mixed tableside from a trolley

The centrepiece is a Negroni trolley. Guests choose the base spirit, the garnish and the flavour profile (floral, savoury, rich or herbaceous), then the cocktail is mixed at their table.

The bar also showcases the Negroni Sospeso, its signature ritual, a tradition of generosity built on sharing a drink. The host of the house is Camillo, a mischievous mascot embroidered on jackets and napkins. “Good bartenders are responsible for entertaining their guests,” sums up Lorenzo Antinori.

Three chapters and a new menu every quarter

The menu reads in three parts. The Aperitivi di Benvenuto bring together dry, low-alcohol aperitifs, the Cocktail della Casa revisit the classics with the seasons, and the Playful Party Touches offer lighter festive drinks.

The menu will change every quarter, with nods to the popular culture of Hong Kong, Rome and beyond. Cocktail prices have not yet been published.

Gold, alpine green and 1950s-style mirrors

The decor plays on mid-century style, the design of the 1950s and 1960s brought up to date: lacquered wood veneer, polished metal and mirrored walls, in a palette of gold, alpine green and cream. A long banquette, low seating and intimate nooks share the room, which extends onto a terrace.

The bar is said to have around fifty seats between the interior and the terrace. Rosewood has not yet released any photo of the room, nor said where in the hotel the bar will be located.

Open from 5pm, closed Mondays: the essentials

Bar Camillo will open Tuesday to Sunday from 5pm. It will close at midnight from Tuesday to Thursday and on Sunday (last orders at 11.45pm), and at 1am on Friday and Saturday (last orders at 12.45am). Bookings will be possible from 1 November.

The dress code is smart casual, meaning elegant without being formal: no bathrobes, flip-flops, beachwear or sportswear, a sleeved shirt and closed shoes. Men may wear shorts if they reach the knee.

413 rooms facing Victoria Harbour

Rosewood Hong Kong occupies a tower at Victoria Dockside, at 18 Salisbury Road, on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront. It has 413 rooms and suites. Expect to pay from €1,155 a night for two (King room with Kowloon Peak view, breakfast extra), checked on 22 October 2026 for the night of 25 November.

Suites and Club rooms give access to the Manor Club. Bar Camillo joins an already rich line-up: DarkSide, the jazz bar, Marmo Bistro, BluHouse, The Legacy House, CHAAT, HENRY, Bayfare Social and The Butterfly Room. Elsewhere in the group, read our article on The Chancery Rosewood, the former US embassy in London.

A Guerlain spa and a pool facing the harbour

Before a drink, the Asaya by Guerlain spa offers its treatment rooms and its infinity pool facing Victoria Harbour.

For culture, the Hong Kong Palace Museum can be visited in the West Kowloon district. For more addresses in the city, read our article on the Mandarin Oriental The Landmark in Hong Kong and, for another guest bar in a grand hotel, the one on Sip & Guzzle at Four Seasons Chicago.