CSP Times
- Mar 4, 2020

Hotel Stage Hong Kong Hotel Review

Situated in the historic (and now, trendy) Yau Ma Tei district, Hotel Stage aims to provide a hub for local artists to thrive and showcase their work to travellers.

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Buzzing Location

Yau Ma Tei is an up-and-coming neighbourhood filled with family-owned traditional shops and herbal medicine apothecaries. Hotel Stage embraces the historical surroundings which can be noticed throughout the property, from the Hong Kong guidebooks to the displays of city artisans. Guests can visit local eateries and shops around the area, or venture out further to the city—the hotel sits conveniently next to Jordan MTR Station.

Stylish Décor

Hotel Stage was designed by Alen Chen. White, grey and teak dominate the palette here. The hotel hosts 97 guest rooms over 13 floors, some with different imaginative themes, again paying homage to local artists and photographers.

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Comfortable Rooms

There are three room types: the Superior Room, the Deluxe Room and the Suite. We stayed in the Deluxe Room, a spacious and practical room with compact components like its expendable pull-out countersink and cupboard toiletries to optimise space. Natural lighting is generous—courtesy of the tall windows—which also offer sweeping views of the city and its contrasting outdoor bustle.

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Artistic Facilities

There are quite a few chic facilities in the hotel, just as I was hoping for—it is an art boutique, after all. Our favourite space was Club Stage on the third floor: a private library exhibiting some of the most fascinating art and creativity books—think dedicated photography books of Audrey Hepburn and Leonardo da Vinci historical memoirs.