"A standout boutique addition to the Wan Chai hotel scene, Hotel Indigo boasts serious architectural chops—the exterior resembles a circling dragon—as well as photogenic interiors." Full review

"Hotel Indigo Hong Kong Island is a trendy and visually-appealing four-pearl hotel with a full array of features that include a rooftop swimming pool . . . a hot tub, and a stylish rooftop bar." Full review

"Located along the Wanchai Heritage Trail, the hotel is in close proximity to Star Street's dozens of boutiques and coffee shops." Full review

"Excitingly located near markets and hipster hang-outs, Indigo has slightly over-the-top modern Chinese decor and 138 large-ish, tech-forward, and very comfortable rooms." Full review

"Hotel Indigo helps to fill a gap that’s long existed in this city between the fabulous (and fabulously expensive) hotels right at the top end, and the tour-group hostelries much further down the chain." Full review

"Conveniently located in the heart of Wan Chai, Hotel Indigo is an upscale boutique property favoured by tourists and business travellers alike." Full review

"Hotel Indigo's rooms are stunning, but the hotel's true appeal is found in its common spaces and exteriors: a bronze dragon made of solar fins wraps the building and a dramatic, glass-bottomed infinity pool juts out over the street"

"Indigo, the InterContinental Hotel Group’s boutique-hotel brand, isn’t shy about adopting the visual language of the design hotel — this one, in Wan Chai on Hong Kong Island, is a riot of color, graphic patterns, and eclectic furnishings, an homage to one of the city’s most colorful neighborhoods" Full review

"In the absence of views, rooms are a show in themselves, with audacious design themes (gold, frilly picture frames around flat-screen TVs) that don't sacrifice comfort and luxury."

"Tsim Sha Tsui's latest stab at a style-led boutique hotel is a tad self-conscious perhaps but works pretty well."

"The Luxe Manor is a true sensory experience for the eyes." Full review

"A boutique option, with stylish themed rooms to appeal or appal. Their Aspasia restaurant draws the chic and almost-famous to dine. $1500."

"The eclectic mix of Oriental, Post-modern and European decor is designed to give guests a "surreal" experience. Accommodation is a choice of deluxe and garden suites."

"Billed as Kowloon's first boutique-hotel, this previously nondescript business hotel is a memorable reinvention." Full review

"With its post-modern art displays and whimsical decor, the Luxe Manor appeals to those with larger-than-life personalities." Full review

"The Luxe Manor prides itself on its quirkiness in a town full of generic hotels." Full review

"There’s nothing generic about this boutique hotel." Full review

"The Luxe Manor is just the ticket, with an interior and rooms all inspired by the colourful artistic movement. The hotel is also home to FINDS, Hong Kong's original Scandinavian restaurant." Full review