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The Pottinger Hong Kong

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The Pottinger takes its name from the stone steps beside the door. Those granite slabs on Pottinger Street date from the 1850s, Grade I with the Antiquities Advisory Board, known locally as Stone Slab Street and named for Sir Henry Pottinger, Hong Kong's first governor. Sino Hotels opened the 68 rooms in June 2014 at 74 Queen's Road Central, entrance on Stanley Street, with interiors by Suzy Annetta and photographs by Fan Ho of the Central he walked in the 1950s.

About The Pottinger Hong Kong

History

Sino Hotels opened The Pottinger on 11 June 2014, a 68-room boutique at 74 Queen's Road Central with the main entrance at 21 Stanley Street. The name belongs to Pottinger Street, the 1850s granite step street graded Grade I and known as Stone Slab Street, after Sir Henry Eldred Curwen Pottinger, Hong Kong's first governor. Interior consultant Suzy Annetta of Studio Annetta has said the building is not itself historic, so the history is hung on the walls: Fan Ho's photographs of old Central, and six studio suites named for neighbouring streets. Queen's Road marks the original shoreline, before the reclamations that pushed the harbour north.

The setting

The postal address is 74 Queen's Road Central. The door guests use is 21 Stanley Street, beside the stone steps of Pottinger Street in Central, a short walk from Central station and the lanes up toward Hollywood Road.

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