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The Olympian Hong Kong

Hong Kong · Sino Hotels · Near Luxury

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Sino Hotels opened The Olympian in March 2016 with 32 rooms, and the size of those rooms is the point. In Tai Kok Tsui they run from 43 square metres to a 75-square-metre suite, with 3.3-metre ceilings and glass toward Victoria Harbour. The Chinese opening note adds a pantry and Egyptian cotton in the larger rooms, which is why a suite here can feel like a flat, and Sino also runs The Pottinger in Central.

About The Olympian Hong Kong

History

Sino Hotels, the hospitality arm of Sino Group, opened The Olympian Hong Kong on 14 March 2016 at 18 Hoi Fai Road. The opening release describes 32 rooms and suites, from 43 square metres to 75, all with 3.3-metre ceilings and floor-to-ceiling glass toward the harbour. The Chinese release of the same announcement mentions a pantry and Egyptian cotton. That small door sits beside Olympic station and Olympian City mall, on a quiet residential edge of West Kowloon.

The setting

18 Hoi Fai Road is Tai Kok Tsui, on the West Kowloon waterfront beside Olympic station and Olympian City. Tsim Sha Tsui is a short ride east.

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