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The Peninsula Hong KongvsTUVE
The Peninsula Hong Kong and TUVE are both rated highly by experts. On balance, The Peninsula Hong Kong scores significantly better than TUVE. The Peninsula Hong Kong comes in at #1 in Hong Kong with positive reviews from 21 sources like Lonely Planet, Travel + Leisure and goop.
The Peninsula Hong Kong
Concierge
Fodor's
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Oyster
Rough Guide
Michelin Guide
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Salisbury Road, Kowloon, Hong Kong
From $469/night
- Bar/Lounge
- Hot Tub
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Shuttle Bus
- Laundry Service
"We'll come right out and say it: The Peninsula is one of the finest hotels in the world, and has been since 1928."
"Even in a city with so many world-class hotels, the Peninsula manages to stand apart from the rest, an oasis of old-world glamour."
"This, the grand old dame of Hong Kong’s hospitality business, has been a byword for impeccable service and colonial-style grandeur since 1928."
Kid-Friendly
"The vibe is very upscale... the location in the touristy Tsim Sha Tsui neighborhood, near designer shopping and Victoria Harbour, is very convenient." Full review
"Possibly the grandest hotel in Hong Kong, the Peninsula has been putting visitors up in unrivalled style since the late 1920s."
"The iconic lobby remains the place for afternoon tea: the spa boasts a Roman-style pool and a host of dining choices range from the modern to the traditional."
"The Peninsula blends marble-clad opulence and old world colonial charm while its modern rooms offer unrivalled harbour views."
"The Peninsula Hong Kong is one of the world's best hotels." Full review
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Those doing business on the Hong Kong side or who prefer to avoid the onslaught of Kowloon shoppers may prefer the equally excellent but less grand Four Seasons and Mandarin Oriental on Hong Kong Island.
"Like a throne commanding the harbor of Hong Kong, this hotel occupies a unique place in the world. Its august rooms sit atop the best real estate in a charmed city."
5 Stars
"You know you’re somewhere special when pillbox-hatted page boys politely whisk open double-front doors to reveal an airy lobby with soaring ceilings." Full review
TUVE
Wallpaper
Travel + Leisure
goop
Jetsetter
Mr & Mrs Smith
The Telegraph
Condé Nast Traveler
Time Out
Lonely Planet
Michelin Guide
No.16 Tsing Fung Street, Tin Hau, Hong Kong 852, China
From $88/night
- Free Internet
- Shuttle Bus
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
- Restaurant
- Multilingual
"New hotel Tuve tries its best to remain unassuming, surrounded by nondescript tenements, devoid of signage and clad in gunmetal black." Full review
"Fans of minimalism will love the pairing of concrete walls and wooden furniture in the guest rooms." Full review
"This minimalist boutique hotel, with its elevated, Scandinavian vibe, was created by Hong Kong interior team, Design Systems." Full review
"A sleek design hotel in glittering Hong Kong, ideally located in the shopping haven of Causeway Bay." Full review
"A constellation-lit lobby, textured monochrome reliefs, a refined restaurant with artfully patinated steel doors and plastic walls – is a unique urban stay that feels cool rather than cold." Full review
8.0
"A short hop away from the heart of Causeway Bay, TUVE is a highly stylised hotel that feels like a destination for frequent travellers in the know." Full review
"Travelers looking for a design-forward experience in an oft-overlooked neighborhood will love TUVE." Full review
"Located in the heart of Tin Hau, Tuve is one of the most unique boutique hotels in the city." Full review
Top choice
"Design fanatics will have a field day here." Full review
"This is a minimalist, modernist dream, a study in concrete, stone, and metal, whose raw textures are, for a certain temperament, more welcoming than all the antiques in the world." Full review