Little Tai Hang

Located in—and taking its name from—one of Hong Kong’s coolest neighbourhoods, Little Tai Hang places its guests in a quiet, creative pocket filled with trendy cafes, independently owned restaurants and bars, galleries and boutiques. It’s an area most visitors to Hong Kong would miss unless advised by a local, so if you’re looking for an authentic experience off the beaten path, this is where you’ll find it. 

But it’s not so far removed that you’ll miss quintessential Hong Kong experiences either, as it’s just a short, leisurely walk from Victoria Park and the bustling centre of Causeway Bay. 

Little Tai Hang has spacious rooms bathed in natural light, boasting panoramic views of the harbour and Victoria Park on one side, and the architecturally distinctive Lai Tak Tsuen public housing estate (prominently featured in 2017’s Ghost in the Shell) on the landward side—all thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows and a lack of neighbouring buildings.

The interior design is cosy, taking cues from the charm of mid-Century British decor—think comfy quilted arm chairs and quirky objets d’art.