Hotel Tuve in the north of Hong Kong island doesn’t need long to lure its visitors into its ancient primal ambience.
Even just the entrance — an embellished steel entrance gate that leads to an arched hall with board-formed concrete walls — is an event and yet only a small taster of the rich diversity of environments that unfolds on the 32 floors of the hotel.
Even just the entrance — an embellished steel entrance gate that leads to an arched hall with board-formed concrete walls — is an event and yet only a small taster of the rich diversity of environments that unfolds on the 32 floors of the hotel.