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The Luxe Manor

Hong Kong · Independent · Near Luxury

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The Luxe Manor opened on 28 December 2006 at 39 Kimberley Road, calling itself the first designer boutique hotel in Kowloon. David Buffery of Aedas turned a former tourist hotel into a European mansion played as a joke: a fake fireplace hides the minibar, and the television sits in a gold picture frame. Six theme suites go further, one with a circular nest of a bed and one dressed as a Bedouin tent, with Knutsford Terrace at the door and FINDS still cooking Nordic food beside Dada Bar.

About The Luxe Manor

History

GR8 Leisure Concept converted a former tourist hotel at 39 Kimberley Road and opened The Luxe Manor on 28 December 2006, billing it as Kowloon's first designer boutique hotel. The interiors were by David Buffery of Aedas, a Welsh designer working in Hong Kong, who set the rooms up as a surreal take on a European mansion in the spirit of Dali: false fireplaces, false frames, a television disguised as a mirror. Six theme suites followed, including a circular bed, a Bedouin tent, and a mirrored room. FINDS, the Nordic restaurant, and Dada Bar are still on the hotel's own site.

The setting

39 Kimberley Road is Tsim Sha Tsui, on the edge of Knutsford Terrace, the short dining lane behind the Nathan Road shops. The Perkin, at 6 Knutsford Terrace, sits directly behind this door.

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