THE LUXE MANOR

Описание

• Номера : 159, Surrealist décor, Italian restaurant, Excellent location, Gymnasium, Refurbished 2007.

• Featuring a "surreal" concept and design and refurbished in 2007, The Luxe Manor Hong Kong is a modern reinterpretation of a European mansion which recalls the works of the twentieth century surrealists. Voted one of the Hottest New Hotels in the World in Condé Nast Traveller’s 2007 Hot List, you will see why as you venture inside and observe the delightfully eclectic mix of Oriental, Post-Modern and European décor. An intriguing celebration of the abstract, this establishment is no less exotic than the surrounding Tsim Sha Tsui district, a spellbinding and atmospheric centre of culture. Not unlike a boutique hotel designed by Salvador Dalí, The Luxe Manor is the first design hotel in Kowloon.

• The Luxe Manor's 153 rooms are endearingly quirky, enticing you to unwind in opulence and Hollywood-style glamour. Featuring marble bathrooms and rain showers, the rooms are spacious and comfortable whilst embodying the elegance, grandeur and mystery typical of the hotel. With whimsical charm, the recently refurbished rooms have been designed to bestow a feeling of being incredibly well cared for.
  Upon entering the eccentrically designed and exquisitely furnished 'Aspasia' Italian restaurant, what first intrigues is the fascinating collection of artwork. For gastronomic delights, the Michelin star awarded chef, Roland Schuller, offers ever-changing dishes that will indulge and tantalize.
  This modern hotel is fully-equipped with business centre including full secretarial services as well as gymnasium. Guests can enjoy free internet access and local calls.

• The Luxe Manor is located in the heart of the famous Tsim Sha Tsui district, the premier shopping and entertainment centre in Kowloon. Only a ten-minute taxi drive away from the waterfront and 5 minutes walk away from Tsim Sha Tsui underground station. Pick up service available from Hong Kong International Airport. A perfect location for sampling the delights of Hong-Kong.