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The Emperor Hotel

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In December 2017 The Emperor Hotel opened a 29-storey house on Queen's Road East in Wan Chai, on ground that had been the Hong Kong Technical Teachers' College. The name came with it from Happy Valley, where a smaller Emperor hotel had stood since the mid-1990s, and the Happy Valley site was rebuilt as the serviced-apartment tower One Jardine's Lookout. Its Chinese restaurant, Golden Valley, has held a Michelin star.

About The Emperor Hotel

History

The Emperor name began in Happy Valley in the mid-1990s. The company dates that house to 1996. A Chinese Wikipedia entry dates the opening to 1995, at 1 Wang Tak Street, so the year stays loose here. In 2011 Emperor International won the hotel plot at 373 Queen's Road East, formerly the Hong Kong Technical Teachers' College, a forerunner of the Education University of Hong Kong. The 29-storey Wan Chai hotel, about 115,000 square feet, opened in December 2017 with 299 rooms. The Happy Valley building then came down for One Jardine's Lookout.

The setting

The door is 373 Queen's Road East in Wan Chai, inland from the harbour, toward Happy Valley and the stadium rather than the convention centre. Times Square and the old curry shops of the district are the walk.

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