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The Fleming

Hong Kong · Independent · Near Luxury

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The Fleming has filled a narrow 1970s block at 41 Fleming Road since 2006, and in 2017 A Work of Substance rebuilt its 66 rooms around the Star Ferry. Carmine and bottle green run through the house, the lobby teak flips like a ferry bench, and the brass reads as boat hardware. The smallest rooms are 21 square metres, and downstairs Osteria Marzia serves coastal Italian for the Black Sheep group under a double-height ground floor, a short walk from the convention centre.

About The Fleming

History

The Fleming opened in 2006 in a 1970s Wan Chai block at 41 Fleming Road that had already been cheap rooms and serviced apartments. Owner John Hui and Jason Cohen kept it full, then in 2017 asked A Work of Substance, led on the project by Maxime Dautresme, to redesign architecture, interiors, and the name's look. The studio had not done a hotel before. The brief was the Star Ferry: carmine and bottle green, teak that flips like ferry seating, brass from nautical hardware. Sixty-six rooms remained. Osteria Marzia, from the Black Sheep group, took the double-height ground floor.

The setting

41 Fleming Road is Wan Chai on the harbour side, a short walk from the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre and the ferry piers, off the louder bar streets further inland.

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