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The Royal Garden

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Sun Hung Kai bought this Tsim Sha Tsui East plot in 1977 and opened The Royal Garden on 24 January 1981 at 69 Mody Road, around a 110-foot garden atrium, with suites opening onto terraces above the trees. A 25-metre pool went onto the roof in 1995. Sabatini, from the brothers' 1958 restaurant in Rome, has kept a dining room here since 1992, and Dong Lai Shun still simmers Beijing mutton hotpot in the basement.

About The Royal Garden

History

Sun Hung Kai Properties won the Mody Road site on 25 February 1977 for HK$61 million and put about HK$180 million into the hotel. The Royal Garden opened on 24 January 1981. A 25-metre rooftop pool and gym arrived in 1995. From 2011 a HK$240 million renovation added two floors of Sky Harbour rooms and the Sky Club. Sabatini opened its dining room in the hotel in 1992. Dong Lai Shun, the Beijing and Huaiyang room, held a Michelin star in 2013.

The setting

69 Mody Road is Tsim Sha Tsui East, among the K11 malls and a short walk from East Tsim Sha Tsui station, on the Kowloon side of the harbour.

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