If you’re planning a trip to Hong Kong for Art Month this March, you might want to check into a hotel that’s literally a masterpiece.
JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong has just unveiled its newly refurbished Level 34, now known as the Infinity Guestroom Floor. In a first for the city, the hotel has dedicated an entire floor to the vision of a single artist: internationally renowned sculptor Richard X. Zawitz.
Zawitz is famous for his “Curvism” style—fluid, loopy sculptures inspired by Chinese Tao and Zen philosophies.
It features bespoke furniture with stainless steel curves, “Infinite Horse” sculptures for good luck, and paintings that make the whole space feel like a private sanctuary. Every room on this floor comes with its own miniature Infinite Child sculpture and a curated art book to flip through while you relax. t’s not just the art that’s pretty. The rooms feature massive wrap-around windows with views of Victoria Harbour or the lush mountains.
The design isn’t just for “the ‘gram”—it’s built for relaxation. The rooms use a calming palette of soft greys, cream whites, and natural wood. Even the bathrooms are high-tech, with sliding doors that let you customize your privacy while you soak in the tub and enjoy the city skyline.
Since March is Art Month in Hong Kong (with Art Basel and Art Central happening nearby), the hotel is going all out.
Even if you aren’t staying on the 34th floor, you can check out a special solo exhibition of Zawitz’s work on Level 3, near the Michelin-starred Man Ho Chinese Restaurant, starting March 18.
“By transforming our Infinity Guestroom Floor into a living gallery, we invite our guests to immerse themselves in art that inspires reflection and connection,” says GP Yeow, General Manager of JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong.
Ready to book your stay? You can check out the full experience and see the rooms for yourself at JW Marriott Hong Kong’s website.
