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Patterned marble, galvanised steel, textured concrete and raw timber are the over-riding materials used in the 66 rooms of this boutique hotel, Tuve. It seems like minimalism in the extreme, with local architects Design Systems using a series of photos of a Swedish lake – rocks partly submerged and mists swirling – as the unlikely inspiration. Natural light is also utilised, with translucent wired glass, a material more often seen in offices, separating bed and bathroom. In the ground floor restaurant, Silver Room, where folds of metal create privacy between tables, the menu has a decidedly Japan-meets-Italy vibe. It won’t be everyone’s stripped-back glass of fizzy water, but it’s certainly a game changer
in bigger-is-better Hong Kong.

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not sure?

The stark angles of this new hotel are most definitely Instagram-worthy
The location – it’s only a four-minute walk to the nearest Metro station
Rooms are generous for Hong Kong

The bare feel of this hotel won’t appease those who are used to cosy country house style properties
It wasn’t built with families in mind, so those travelling with children would be best off looking at other local options

amenities

Free wi-fi
Complimentary tea and coffee

40 inch HDTV
A high-end in-house Italian restaurant

price guide

From AU$165 a night.

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Tuve
tuve.hk

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been here? what did you think?

love

The stark angles of this new hotel are most definitely Instagram-worthy
The location – it’s only a four-minute walk to the nearest Metro station
Rooms are generous for Hong Kong

not sure?

The bare feel of this hotel won’t appease those who are used to cosy country house style properties
It wasn’t built with families in mind, so those travelling with children would be best off looking at other local options