The room

While the hotel itself could be considered bijou, its rooms are most certainly not. Measuring in at a generous 730 square feet, Studio 70 is the largest entry-level guest room in Hong Kong, while the Upper Suite spans a whopping 1,230 square feet.

As I step into my suite, I’m greeted by the same calming ambience that fills the common spaces of the hotel, with one significant difference: floor to ceiling windows that reveal a dizzying view of Hong Kong’s electric skyline.

On the dining table in the living room area, a selection of gifts and a thoughtfully handwritten note welcome me to the House. A large, elegant sofa faces a 42 inch LCD television, which boasts an impressive curation of films, and the in-room maxi bar is complimentary. To reduce use of plastics, the room is fitted with a filtered water tap and you’re provided with a drinks bottle.

In the bedroom, a luxurious bed faces the expansive windows. Behind it lies the dressing room, which leads to perhaps the most exciting space of all: the bathroom. Fitted with a twin vanity and rain shower, this impressive room is lit by a warm hue and adorned with modern sculptures. In the centre, a white staircase leads up to a sleek free-standing limestone bathtub.