Hong Kong
Art-forward lifestyle hotel. Bold, design-driven interiors. Culturally programmed with local artist residencies, monthly City Hunts guides, and a street-level pop-up gallery across the road. Feels more like a cultural venue that happens to have rooms than a traditional hotel.
Ask for a harbour-facing room — the higher the floor, the more unobstructed the view
Why It Matters
First Mondrian hotel in Greater China. The building's triangular architecture and wraparound corner windows create genuinely dramatic Victoria Harbour views from most rooms. Avoca bar has racked up multiple awards in its first year, including Best Cocktail Bar (Gold) at Hong Kong Best Bars Awards 2024. Carna by Dario Cecchini is the first Asia outpost of the legendary Tuscan butcher's restaurant.
Mondrian Hong Kong opened in December 2023 inside a 40-story triangular high-rise that spent decades on the skyline as the Hotel Panorama. The bones are the same — quirky corner windows, the whole triangular footprint — but everything inside has been overhauled by Vienna-based designer Karin Krautgartner, who layered cinematic glamour with Hong Kong-specific references: neon-tube lighting that nods to the city's fading neon heritage, a glass mosaic in the lobby inspired by underwater photography, and locally commissioned art throughout. No pool, but the dining and bar program alone draws a crowd from across the city.
Where You'll Stay
7 room types available
Harbour King Suite
Only 12 of these in the building. Two-bay layout with a separate lounge area, connecting bedroom, and two bathrooms — one with a full bathtub. The 180° harbour views through oversized windows are the headline feature. Priority check-in, welcome drink, and a minibar stocked with cocktail bar sets are included. Interior has a red wraparound couch and a curved lounge corner that defines the suite's personality.
1 King · 50 sqm
Premier
A meaningful step up in space — 32 sqm with high ceilings and oversized windows. Available in king or twin configurations. These feel noticeably more comfortable than the Signature tier for anyone spending more than a night.
1 King or 2 Twin · 32 sqmPremier Harbour
The sweet spot for most guests — more space than the Signature tier with harbour-facing orientation on higher floors. A dedicated lookout area lets you sit and watch the busy waterways below. Available in king or twin.
1 King or 2 Twin · 32 sqmPremier Skyline
Larger Premier rooms with panoramic city views. Expansive windows that capture the Hong Kong skyline day and night. Luxurious beds and contemporary furnishings.
1 King or 2 Twin · 32 sqmSignature
The entry-level rooms — and they are compact. Floor-to-ceiling windows and locally inspired design details do a lot of work in the space. Modern furnishings, a soothing palette with colorful accents. Good for a traveler who plans to be out exploring most of the day.
1 King · 21 sqmSignature Harbour
Entry-level harbour-facing rooms with lookout windows onto Victoria Harbour. Still small, but the water views through those corner windows justify the category. The triangular building's quirky geometry means some units have genuinely unusual sightlines.
1 King · 21 sqmSignature Skyline
Same footprint as Signature but oriented toward the Hong Kong skyline rather than the harbour. These rooms come alive at night when the city lights up — genuinely worth it for evening views.
1 King · 21 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
2 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Ongoing wine dinner series at Carna by Dario Cecchini celebrating Italian vineyards, paired with the restaurant's nose-to-tail menu.
The hotel produces a monthly 'City Hunts' guide with insider recommendations from the team on local artisans, food spots, and cultural events around Hong Kong.
The hotel team organizes complimentary cultural and food tours for guests, introducing them to local neighborhoods and culinary spots around Hong Kong.
DJs spin every Friday and Saturday night at Avoca on the 38th floor. Open to hotel guests and the public.
A covered roof garden on the 40th floor with lounge chairs for open-air relaxation and panoramic city views. Primarily used for private events but accessible to guests; occasional pop-up bar activations.
A street-level exhibition space directly opposite the hotel that runs rotating pop-up art installations and experiences by local Hong Kong artists. Free to enter.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Private and semi-private dining and event spaces available within Carna and Avoca. Inquiries handled directly by the hotel.
Complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi throughout the property, including all rooms.
Room service available around the clock.
All rooms stocked with luxury MALIN+GOETZ bathroom products.
On-site dry cleaning and laundry services available.
Currency exchange available at the front desk.
24-hour concierge with a strong local knowledge reputation — staff have been noted for booking restaurants, pre-ordering dishes, and walking guests to nearby spots.
EV charging stations available in the hotel parking facility.
Valet parking available on-site. Parking garage with electric vehicle charging stations. Costs approximately HK$80 per hour.
Located on the second floor, overlooking Hart Avenue. Equipped with dumbbells, a Smith machine, and cardio equipment. Open 24 hours.
On-property boutique spa. Limited detail publicly available — contact the hotel directly for treatment menu and pricing.
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