Trends come and go, but style is eternal. Rosewood Hong Kong.

As you enter the hotel, you are greeted by a pair of elegant gentlemen and noble ladies, solemnly walking towards you. This is a bronze sculpture by British sculptor Lynn Chadwick. As you enter the hotel lobby, the Art Deco style elements are in full view, reminiscent of The Great Gatsby. As Tony Chi said, "Rosewood Hong Kong is a majestic mansion on Victoria Harbour, paying tribute to the founding family who built and operated the mansion, while passing on the culture left by the surrounding community and predecessors." "Detail within detail." Even in the public areas of the hotel, you can feel the carefully crafted "detail within detail." Tony Chi, who is good at using mirrors for design, has made the most luxurious part of the hotel - the bathroom. With meticulous design, expensive materials, and perfect craftsmanship, it took eight years to create, all of which stem from a heartfelt presentation. Its accumulated power has not affected Rosewood's status as a shining pearl of Victoria Harbour. 🏨 Rosewood Hong Kong 📍 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong