Add a photo
119 photos
Add a photo
Add your opinion
Knutsford Terrace can be on your route by default, the guests' recommendation is to visit this bar. Good tea or great coffee are among the best drinks to degust. The great location of The Luxe Manor makes it easy to reach even in rush hours. The knowledgeable staff works hard, stays positive and makes this place wonderful. Service at this place is something one can call nice. You will certainly appreciate the peaceful ambiance and modern decor. Google users like this spot: it was rated 4.3 stars.
Frequently mentioned in reviews
See allLess
Visitors' opinions on The Luxe Manor
/ 270
Add your opinion
Request content removal
Derek Bowen
3 months ago on Google
Overall, this boutique hotel is 5 stars. It is a very short walk to the Tsim Sha Tsui MTR subway station in Kowloon. They gave us a free upgrade to a larger room. The room was stocked with free water bottles every day. The hotel provides a complimentary breakfast with a lot of options to choose from. The staff was very professional and attentive. They even got us a taxi to the airport without even asking them. The only negative I would say is the rooms are dated (old). They're very clean, comfortable, and everything works great. They just need a renovation to modernize the rooms. Rooms: 4 Service: 5 Location: 5 Hotel highlights: Quiet, Great value
Request content removal
Daniel Barrett
3 months ago on Google
Very nice hotel. Friendly staff nice facilities Food & drinks: Breakfast was satisfying, coffee was excellent. Staff were helpful and friendly Rooms: 5 Service: 5 Location: 5 Hotel highlights: Quiet
Request content removal
Asif Ahmad
4 years ago on Google
The Luxe Manor prides itself on its quirkiness in a town full of generic hotels. What the surrealist theme (even the bar is called Dada) effectively means is that trompe l’oeil has been cleverly employed at low cost to mask the smallness of some of the rooms and the lack of views. LocationIt’s a few minutes walk off Nathan Road, which means you get some essential breathing space from the crowds without sacrificing convenience. Kowloon Park and Tsim Sha Tsui MTR (exit B1)are both within easy walking distance. Knutsford Terrace – an enclave of bars and restaurants – is in the street behind.Style and CharacterThe hotel describes its look as a ‘European mansion in an urban forest’ which, in the slightly gloomy lobby, translates into mosaic patterns (a homage to Gaudi), an assortment of unusual armchairs and a couple of chandeliers. Red, gold and black predominate in the public areas but the rooms are brighter, with orange tassels screening off adjacent buildings.Service and FacilitiesThe staff are young and cheerful and mostly enthusiastic. The cute-factor is played up e.g. Housekeeping will leave towels sculpted into animal-shapes on your bed at evening turn-down. If you book a Deluxe room or a suite, someone leaps forward to take your photograph on arrival; it’s then presented on departure. There's a 24-hour gym but no pool. Parking Restaurant Room service Bar Laundry Wi-Fi Fitness centreRoomsPrepare to enter a realm just this side of kitsch. Television screens nestle within picture frames, lamps sprout from the heads of King Charles spaniels, faux fireplaces are painted beneath mantelpieces. Bathrooms are small – showers only, except in four of the suites – but the extra space goes into the bedroom area. The six wackily-themed suites could prove wearing after a few days. Every room offers the use of a free smartphone.Food and DrinkCertainly varied. FINDS (an acronym for Finland, Iceland, Norway, Denmark and Sweden) claims to be the only Nordic restaurant in the Pearl River Delta; its slightly spartan décor is in contrast to the baroque twilight of the Dada Bar & Lounge which has live music at weekends. More initials – g.e. – stand for Gastronomy Extraordinaire, the fine-dining restaurant which offers molecular cuisine beneath a clock that ticks backways.Value for MoneyGiven the cost of centrally-located hotel rooms in Hong Kong, and the relatively cheap rates you can get online, The Luxe Manor is pretty good value. Double rooms from HK$1,050 (£102) plus 10 per cent without breakfast. Free Wi-Fi.Access for guests with disabilities?Yes, there are two disabled-access rooms.Family-Friendly?Children would be made welcome but there aren't really sufficient facilities for them.
All opinions
No info on opening hours
$$$$
Price range per person HKD 200 - HKD 390
Get directions
The Luxe Manor, 39 Kimberley Rd
Hong Kong, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
Address
The Luxe Manor, 39 Kimberley Rd, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
Website
Instagram
@theluxemanorhk
