NEW AND FUTURE HOTELS – HONG KONG EXTRAS3 (2023)

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NEW, FUTURE AND RENOWNED HOTELS (January 2019 until the end of 2024)

SUMMARY;

Hong Kong had around 327 hotels with a total of around 89,600 rooms as of the end of February 2023.

There have been many current and upcoming hotel projects to cater for the growing number of guests staying overnight in Hong Kong in recent years, especially from mainland China. 2015 and 2016 were difficult years for Hong Kong's hotel industry, with drops in visitor numbers and occupancy rates, but 2017 and 2018 saw a recovery. However, the impact of the government protests in mid-2019, which saw a significant drop in overnight arrivals, had a serious impact on the hotel sector, as occupancy rates continued to deteriorate into early 2020, with little prospect of recovery soon. At the start of 2021, there were around 17 new hotel projects with originally tentative completion dates before the end of the year and another 8 scheduled for completion by the end of 2022. There has been a drop in visitor numbers to almost zero since early 2020 and some new hotel openings scheduled for 2020 and 2021 postponed until the situation improves, and visitors from mainland China in particular, who make up 75% of Hong Kong's overnight visitors, are returning in large numbers. From December 2020 to September 2022, up to 60 hotels served as quarantine hotels for arriving travelers, quarantine for foreign domestic workers, and quarantine for close contacts of people who have tested positive for COVID. Details can be found further down this page.

After two rounds of the Hong Kong Tourism Board's "Staycation Delights" promotion and other staycation activities, and in conjunction with the designation of some hotels for quarantine purposes, the hotel's room occupancy rate was 62% in the first 11 months of 2021, a year-on-year comparison. annual increase of 17%.

The largest hotels in Hong Kong by number of rooms are currently;

Harbourview Horizon All-Suite Hotel, Hung Hom (1.980 Zimmer)

Harbourfront Horizon All-Suite Hotel, Hung Hom (1.662 Zimmer)

L'hotel Nina et Convention Center, Tsuen Wan (1,615 rooms)

Regala Skycity Hotel, Hong Kong International Airport (1,208 rooms)

Regal Airport Hotel, Hong Kong International Airport (1,171 rooms)

Regal Riverside Hotel, Sha Tin (1.138 Zimmer)

Harbour Plaza Resort City, Tin Shui Wai (1.102 Zimmer)

Panda Hotel, Tsuenwan (911 rooms)

One of Hong Kong's top tourist attractions, Ocean Park is developing two hotels, the Hong Kong Ocean Park Marriott Hotel at the main entrance and The Fullerton at Tai Shue Wan, originally scheduled for completion in 2013 and 2015 respectively. However, the November 2011 bidding period for the Ocean Hotel passed without an agreement being reached with the bidders for the hotel's development, who were to build and operate the hotel and share the profits with Ocean Park, but the property of the hotel would go to which it will be handed over to Park after 30 years. In January 2013, the park again opened bids for the lower priced six-story, 495-bedroom hotel, resulting in seven bids until the April 2013 deadline. In May 2014, a bid for HK$4.1 billion for the Ocean Hotel was awarded to real estate development company Capital Court, a subsidiary of Lai Sun Development. The construction cost was estimated at HK$2.5 billion and the tender is believed to have included a land award of around HK$1.6 billion. Located at the park's main entrance, the 6-story, 495-room hotel is operated by Marriott International and is called The Hong Kong Ocean Park Marriott Hotel. announced on June 13, 2018, but the hotel's pre-opening has been pushed back to late 2018. For its second hotel, The Fullerton, which will be located within the park's boundaries between Po Chung Wan and Tai Shue Wan, where it is located its new Water World attraction, Ocean Park chose Parkland Hong Kong, a joint venture between Sino Land and Empire Group Holdings, which is expected to invest HK$3 billion in the project. The Fullerton Hotel will have up to 460 rooms and a total area of ​​over 430,000 square feet. Sino Hotels will be responsible for the operation and management of the hotel, which is scheduled to open in 2021.

The hotel management arm of New World Development, Rosewood Hotel Group (formerly New World Hospitality), which operates the Rosewood Hotel & Resorts, New World Hotel & Resorts and Pentahotels brands, has developed a luxury hotel on the site of the demolished New World Center waterfront on Salisbury Road in Tsim Sha Tsui. Opened in March 2019, the 413-room and suite Rosewood Hong Kong occupies 43 floors of the 65-story building. Rosewood operates more than 40 hotels under the three brands in 14 countries, including 16 under the Pentahotel brand in Europe and Asia, and aims to have 80 hotels worldwide by 2020. It has opened its first hotel in Hong Kong under the brand Pentahotel in San Po Kong in Kowloon in August 2013 and was looking for opportunities to build four more hotels in Hong Kong.

Opened March 17, 2019, the 413-room and suite Rosewood Hong Kong occupies 43 floors of this 65-story building, which is adjacent to the Intercontinental Hotel in the Victoria Dockside complex of the New World Development on Salisbury Road. Formerly The Regent before being sold by New World Development in 2001, the Intercontinental will reopen in 2021 after a major renovation started in April 2020 after Intercontinental Hotels acquired a 51% stake in Taiwanese-owned Regent Hotels and Resorts , a regent hotel.

In recent years, some historic buildings have been given new life by being converted into hotels. In 2012, Tai O Heritage Hotel opened in the refurbished colonial-era Old Tai O Police Station, which was opened in a development by the Hong Kong Heritage Conservation Foundation. Another historic police station, the second-class Wan Chai Police Station on Gloucester Road, is the subject of a development office project where it is likely to be preserved and converted into a hotel, under a 50-year lease for which the operator will be responsible. it would require some old features and set up an exhibition hall similar to the former Naval Police Headquarters which now houses the 1881 Heritage and Hullett House Hotel. Approval for the conversion of two iconic buildings into hotels was also granted. A 1937 office building at 179 Prince Edward Road, Mongkok, a historic third-class building built by a top executive of the China Motor Bus Company, is to be preserved, while behind it stands a 17-story, 50-room hotel. The developer, Tai Hung Fai Enterprise Company, originally planned to demolish the commercial building to make way for the hotel, but following a government deal to facilitate land tenure, the building will remain, with a free entry exhibition on the second floor, the public it is sheltered and the other two floors are used for restaurants. The hotel, called Hotel 1936, was supposed to open in late 2019 but has been delayed and may not open until 2021.

The Boathouse Restaurant, once popularly known as the "blue house" on Stanley Main Street but since painted yellow, is also scheduled to be demolished and converted into a 10-story boutique hotel by the Miramar Group. In September 2014, a proposal was approved by the Antiquities Advisory Board to list the 1948 building as a Grade 3 Historic Building, although this does not provide legal protection against the building's demolition. The hotel was originally planned to have 28 rooms, but an amended design has now been approved, reducing the number of rooms to 13 while retaining the ten floors. For tourists looking for budget accommodation, a 129-bed hostel run by the Hong Kong Youth Hostel Association opened in late 2013 in a rebuilt block of Shek Kip Mei Estate, Hong Kong's first public housing development, in a project that also includes an open folk museum (seeWHAT'S NEW). In November 2015, in a partnership between Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden and the Development Bureau under the Revitalizing Historic Buildings Through Partnership Scheme, the historic 1899 Old Tai Po Police Station reopened as a Green Hub, a center for development sustainable. basic accommodation for up to 24 people.

Stanley's Boathouse Restaurant, formerly known locally as the "blue house", was recently repainted a striking yellow, but is due to be demolished to make way for the new Miramar boutique hotel

In early 2011, LD Asia Llewelyn Davies Hong Kong announced plans to build a three-story, 230-room hotel and spa on Ting Kok Road in Tai Po, where there are currently no hotels. The location is close to a popular hiking area, Pat Sing Leng, and the new Tsz Shan Monastery, opened in 2014, which is home to the tallest bronze Guan Yin statue in the world. The project aims to attract mainly foreign hikers and increase tourism to the Tai Po area, which offers a variety of tourist attractions. Also in early 2011, the Chinese University of Hong Kong officially opened its Cheng Yu Tung building adjacent to the Hyatt Regency Hong Kong, Shatin Hotel. The building houses the university's Faculty of Hospitality and Tourism Management and the Faculty of Business Administration, and the Hyatt will provide hands-on experience for students as part of the university's Teaching Hospitality Project. In October 2011, the Government Land Department sold land on the edge of Sai Kung to Cheer Regal Limited, in which Shaw Brothers (Hong Kong) Limited is the lead investor, for HK$719.3 million for the development from a hotel. The land was previously occupied by Sai Kung rehabilitation group New Being Oasis on a short-term lease. In May 2013, a revised planning application for the on-site hotel and commercial development was submitted to the City Planning Department based on altered land. The 270-room resort-style hotel, estimated to cost HK$2.5 billion, will have three floors above ground and two floors below, and will include a shopping mall with restaurants and refreshments. The hotel is managed by the Rosedale Hotels Group, which was originally scheduled to open in the first half of 2019, having been postponed to August 2021. Sai Kung City has been without a hotel since the closure of the Beach Resort Hotel in Sha Ha in 2002. The former Beach Resort Hotel, also known as the Surf Hotel, and once slated to become a Hawaiian-style resort, was eventually acquired and refurbished by Billion Earn International, a subsidiary of New World Development, who purchased the property for HK$190 millions. to an undisclosed buyer in February 2014. The property reopened in November 2014 as a New Beach Resort Hotel with six serviced apartments managed by E.lite Property Management for long-term rentals starting at HK$70,000 per month. But also in Sai Kung, plans for a new 294-room hotel on Hiram's Highway in Sai Kung City were unveiled in June 2015 and, if approved, the hotel is expected to open in 2020.

Location of the new HK$2.5 billion WM Sai Kung Hotel on Wai Man Road opposite the Hong Kong Academy in December 2019. The resort-style hotel will be managed by Rosedale Hotels Group and will open on August 1 from 2021.

In December 2011, Shangri-La Hotel (Kowloon) Limited received a bid from the Land Department for a hotel site at the intersection of Hung Luen Road and Wa Shun Street in Hung Hom, Kowloon for HK$2,328 million for a land grant award-winning 50-year-old. The hotel will be operated under the Kerry Hotel by Shangri-La brand and will open in late April 2017. Cheung Kong Holdings is developing a 39-story, 800-room 5-star hotel on Oil Street, North Point, on the site of the former Department of Government Supplies. The hotel will form part of a seven-tower development comprising luxury residential apartments and is scheduled to open in late 2018. In mid-2012, Hopewell Holdings announced that it had finally reached an agreement with the government to proceed with the development from "Hopewell 2" on Kennedy Road in Wan Chai. The controversial tower, originally proposed in 1994 as the 93-story "Mega Tower", has been reduced to 55 floors in a project costing around HK$9 billion and will include a 1,024-room hotel. Earthworks began in early 2013 and are due to be completed in 2018, although a revised planning request was submitted in late 2014, including a return to the "Y-shaped" building envisaged in the original plan.

The site of Hopewell Holdings' Hopewell 2 development in Wan Chai, December 2019, which includes a 1,024-room hotel

In December 2012, it was reported that the government's planning department had submitted proposals for a new 590-room hotel in rural Wong Tai Sin, where a former squatter village, Tai Hom, once stood. The area next to Kai Tak nullah will also be developed as a park with cinemas and exhibition areas. Easyknit International announced in January 2013 that it plans to spend HK$100 million to convert its Easy Tower office building on Tai Nan West Street near Lai Chi Kok railway station into a hotel. In March 2013, Long Kinetic Limited, a subsidiary of Sun Hung Kai Properties, was awarded a government bid of HK$2,722 million for a 5,369 square meter plot of land for hotel development at North Point Estate Lane and Shu Kuk Street, currently designated as a parking lot near North Point Ferry Pier and plans to spend around HK$5.5 billion on the hotel project. Construction began in late 2014 and "Hotel Vic" was completed in mid-2018. Sun Hung Kai Properties is also developing a 600-room hotel at Siu Lek Yuen in Sha Tin.

The North Point Estate/Shu Kuk Street site of the Sung Hung Kai Properties Hotel VIC development between North Point Ferry Pier and Java Road, seen in May 2018. The hotel opened on July 16, 2018 and later converted into the Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbor Hong Kong” renamed. .

In May 2013, the government launched tenders to convert the 27-story Murray Building on Cotton Tree Drive into a luxury hotel next to the Peak Tram terminus in Central. The property, which has approximately 325,000 square feet of gross floor space, was built in 1969 and will be leased by the government for 50 years. At least 18 bids are believed to have been received by the October deadline, with Wharf Holdings winning the HK$4.4 billion bid. Wharf invests HK$7 billion in a traditional hotel project which was completed in early 2018. The 27-storey, 336-room hotel will operate under the Marco Polo Hotels Niccolo brand as "The Murray, a Niccolo Hotel".

In September 2013, approval was granted for the conversion of a Victorian style villa at 27 Lugard Road in The Peak, listed as a historic building, into a Grade I listed 17 suite hotel in a controversial project due for completion in the beginning of 2016. The site was acquired by Crown Empire, an overseas registered company, for HK$383.8 million and will be developed by Butterfly Hotel and Serviced Apartment Group. Local councils and members of the public opposed the plans due to concerns about the suitability of the narrow 1.8 meter Lugard Road for access, as well as the visual and environmental impact. The promoter intends to use small electric cars to transport guests and deliveries, and the plans were approved under strict conditions regarding the hours of use of the vehicles. However, in November 2014 it was reported that the developer had submitted revised plans with a reduction in the number of rooms to 12, stricter traffic management and better conservation measures, including a public education center and gallery with free access to the public. .

The project to convert this mansion at 27 Lugard Road in The Peak into a historic hotel has proved controversial. Revised plans, including a reduction in the number of rooms from 17 to 12, were introduced, with 827 public objections received in early December 2014. Further revised plans, including a reduction in parking spaces from 5 to 2 and tighter restrictions on traffic access on weekends and holidays, were submitted in April 2015 and approved by city planners without objection. However, onerous special conditions, such as the prohibition of food and drinks for hotel guests and the restriction of car access between 9am and 7pm, led the promoter to consider abandoning the preservation plan, which could lead to the demolition of the historic villa. However, there were no further developments until the end of 2019.

In December 2013, the prestigious British hotel group Dorchester Collection confirmed that they were looking for a central location.

In February 2017, Capital Charm, a wholly owned subsidiary of Regal Hotels Group, was awarded a HK$2.19 billion contract by the Airport Authority to develop a new 1,000-room hotel at Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA). The hotel, which will occupy an area of ​​6,650 square meters, forms the first phase of the SkyCity development on the site of the former golf course adjacent to AsiaWorld-Expo, which will also include retail, dining and residential facilities and will open in 2020. 11 other hotels in Hong Kong, including the Regal AirportHotel in HKIA and the Regal Oriental Hotel adjacent to the former site of Kai Tak Airport.

In February 2014, Hong Kong Disneyland announced plans to build a third hotel. The Walt Disney Corporation contributed HK$1.7 billion in cash and lent HK$1.15 billion to Hong Kong Disneyland, which also received a loan of HK$809 million from the Hong Kong government. Opened April 30, 2017, the seven-story, 750-room Disney Explorers Lodge hotel with four themed gardens draws on "exotic cultures" from around the world, including the African savannah, the South American rainforest, the island paradise from Polynesia and Asia. The hotel has three restaurants, a shop and an outdoor pool.

Also in February 2014, the West Kowloon Cultural District Authority confirmed that it was planning a hotel for visiting artists in the new Cultural District, which is currently under construction, and another hotel development was announced when the government announced its intention to land for six hotels. to be launched at Kai Tak near the new cruise terminal in phases with the first site, Kai Tak Area 4C, Site 5 covering an area of ​​0.934 hectares, to be launched in late 2015 as part of Government 2015 for the development of a hotel to be launched with 500 rooms /16 land sale program. The site was later included in the 2016/17 land sale program (see below), along with three other sites in Kai Tak, which will provide approximately 2,100 hotel rooms.

Area 53a in Tung Chung became the location of the Sheraton Hong Kong Tung Chung Hotel and Four Points by Sheraton Hong Kong, Tung Chung hotels, which were scheduled to open in October and December 2019 and finally opened in December 2020. Six bids were received for the site, with the bid going to Shanghai-based Brand Rise Limited (a subsidiary of parent companies Shimao Property Holdings Limited and Mingfa Group (International) Company Limited) for a 50-year land lease with a prize pool of HK1.830 million is awarded. Other bids were received from Sino Land, Sun Hung Kai Properties, Regal Hotels International, Dorsett Hospitality International and a consortium of ITC Properties Group, CSI Properties Limited and Asia Standard International Holdings Ltd. subject.

The two new Sheraton hotels on the Tung Chung waterfront, center of image, seen in February 2021.The hotels opened in December 2020, with the Four Points becoming one of the government-designated quarantine hotels for the mandatory quarantine of overseas arrivals from Hong Kong.

In October 2014, Intercontinental Hotels Group (IHG) engaged an international property consultant to sell its flagship hotel in Hong Kong, the 503-bedroom InterContinental Hong Kong Waterfront on Salisbury Road in Tsim Sha Tsui, in line with its assets to offer offer. The property was acquired by Intercontinental Hotels from New World Development in 2003, having previously operated as the Regent Hotel. In July 2015, an agreement was reached to sell the hotel to a consortium of Supreme Key investors, advised and managed by Gaw Capital Partners, for US$ 938 million. While ownership of the hotel is transferred, IHG maintains a 37-year management agreement with renewal rights for three additional ten-year terms. Management fees received by IHG are expected to be approximately $8 million per year initially, but will increase after new owners complete a renovation program. The hotel will be closed for renovations on April 20, 2020 for 12-16 months. Following IHG's subsequent agreement to purchase a 51% stake in Taiwan-owned Regent Hotels and Resorts, completed in late 2018, InterContinental Hong Kong will again become a Regent Hotel upon completion of its extensive renovation program in 2021 .

In April 2015, Mandarin Oriental International received approval for the renovation of its 848-room Excelsior Hotel property in Causeway Bay, which will see the 42-year-old hotel demolished and replaced with a 26-story office building. Mandarin Oriental put the hotel up for sale in June 2017, but withdrew the property from the market in September 2017 after offers failed to live up to expectations. Bidders are believed to have included Sung Hung Kai Properties, Hysan Development and a joint venture between Chinese Estates Holdings and China Evergrande Group. The Mandarin Oriental has decided to proceed with the renovation and the hotel closed on March 31, 2019. The renovation is expected to take approximately four years.

Workers move into the Excelsior Hotel, which has been a landmark in the harbor on Hong Kong Island since 1973 and closed on March 31, 2019

Also in April 2015, the Urban Renewal Authority announced its first hotel development plan for a 23-story, 200-room iClub Mongkok 3- or 4-star hotel on a 2-story podium for commercial use on a 726-meter plot. squares. at the intersection of Anchor Street and Fuk Tsun Street in West Kowloon attracted interest from 21 developers. These included Emperor International Holdings, Sun Hung Kai Properties, Regal International Holdings and Paliburg Holdings, Sino Land, Wheelock Properties, Dorsett Hospitality International, Chuang's Consortium International, Magnificent Estates, Asia Standard International Group and Hip Shing Hong, with Regal receiving the award / Paliburg. Demolitions and clean-ups had already started in 2008, with the project expected to be completed in 2018/19.

The Urban Renewal Authority's first hotel project, the iClub Mongkok Hotel, located at the intersection of Anchor Street and Fuk Tsun Street in Tai Kok Tsui, attracted the interest of 21 developers

In April 2015, New World Development (NWD) sold three of its hotels, the Grand Hyatt and Renaissance Harbor View in Wan Chai and Hyatt Regency Hong Kong in Tsim Sha Tsui, in a new 50/50 joint venture of 18 HK$. 5 billion with the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA), the second largest sovereign wealth fund in the world. The sale is ADIA's first entry into the hotel market. Upon sale, ADIA will have a 50% interest in the hotels, with NWD's interest reduced to approximately 23% and Chow Tai Fook Enterprises' (NWD's parent company) interest reduced to approximately 18%. IIn July 2015, New WorldChina Land, which is 69.6% owned by NWD, agreed to sell its New World Hotel Management division to its parent company Chow Tai Fook Enterprises for HK$1.96 billion. New World Hotel Management operates 55 hotels in 18 countries under the Rosewood, Penta and New World brands.

In June 2015, plans were submitted to demolish two adjacent industrial buildings on Hong Ting Road off Hiram's Highway in Sai Kung City and replace them with an 8-story, 294-room hotel. If approved, the new hotel should be ready for completion in 2020.

2015 saw unfavorable market conditions for Hong Kong's hospitality industry, with a decline in tourist numbers, particularly from mainland China. In August 2015, the former Hong Kong Newton Hotel on Oil Street in North Point fell victim to declining occupancy and achievable rates and closed its doors for the last time.

Announced in February 2016, the government's LandSale program included three hotel sites totaling approximately 2,100 rooms at the former Kai Tak Airfield, Area 4C, sites 3 (1.1 hectares), 4 (1.07 hectares) and 5 (0.948 hectares) near the new Kai Tak Cruise Terminal and a hotel/commercial development site Area 1F, Site 2 (1.77 hectares) near Kai TakStation, which will be developed on the new Sha Tin - Central MTR line.

Hilton Hotels Group's first Hong Kong project in 20 years, the Hilton Garden Inn Mongkok on Soy Street opened in December 2016.

Revised plans for an 8-storey, 30-bedroom boutique hotel by Rostar Company Ltd, a subsidiary of Eton Properties, on the site of the former Apple Mallon Stanley Market Road in Stanley were submitted in December 2017 following objections to the original plans. from local authorities Local residents were concerned about the impact on the character of the area of ​​a large building being constructed in a sparsely populated town.

In August 2016, HK CTS Metropark Hotels acquired Kew Green Hotels, which owns or operates around 60 hotels in the UK, including the Holiday Inn, Crowne Plaza, Courtyard by Marriott, Ibis and Hilton brands. In Hong Kong, Metropark Hotel Wanchai will be renamed “Kew Green Hotel Wanchai Hong Kong” in November 2016.

China Resources Company is developing The St. Regis Hong Kong Hotel on Harbor Road, Wan Chai, close to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. The 33,400-square-foot, 129-room hotel opened in April 2019.

In January 2017, J Plus Hotel and adjacent property in Causeway Bay were sold by CSI Properties for HK$1.7 billion. It is believed that the new owners purchased the property with the intention of converting it into an office building.

In February 2017, Henderson Land reached a conditional agreement to sell the Newton Inn hotel on Chun Yeung Street in North Point to Shun Ho Property Investment for approximately HK$1 billion. The hotel has since been renamed the Grand View Hotel and Shun Ho Property has applied for permission to convert the hotel into an office. Shun Ho Property also purchased the Rosedale Hotel in Causeway Bay from the Bank of China in June 2017 and has also applied for approval to convert this property into an office when the existing contract with Rosedale Hotel Holdings expires in 2020. As per its divestment policy , Henderson Land has also put its 598-room Newton Place Hotel in Kwun Tong up for sale for an asking price of HK$2.3 billion.

Also in February 2017, the first hotel in Hong Kong to operate under the international Travelodge brand, Travelodge Kowloon, was opened by Travelodge Hotels Asia. The hotel was formerly the Hotel Rainbow Hong Kong. Travelodge Hotels Asia opened its second hotel in Hong Kong, Travelodge Central, Hollywood Road (formerly Butterfly on Hollywood) on September 14, 2017.

In March 2017, the Hong Kong Mariners' Club announced that it was looking for a partner to renovate its 50-year-old 12-storey building in Tsim Sha Tsui to accommodate a commercial hotel on the upper floors. In February 2018, Empire Group was selected to redevelop the property in a bid worth around HK$6 billion. The tender allows Empire to operate the hotel and club for 50 years. The refurbished clubhouse will span 42 floors and approximately 340,000 m², with a 4,600 m² clubhouse on the lower floors and the 492-room hotel on the upper floors. The refurbishment is expected to be completed in the second half of 2023. Subsequently, the Empire Group announced an agreement with the InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) to manage the hotel, which will be branded Kimpton Hotel and is one of five hotels developed by IHG in the Greater China under the Kimpton brand.

In April 2017, SEA Holdings, owner of the 29-story Crowne Plaza Hong Kong Causeway Bay Hotel, built in 2007, applied to the Hong Kong City Planning Authority to demolish the building and replace it with offices, shops and offices. of 22 floors. restaurants. Plans were approved in December 2017, but the owners have yet to confirm progress on the project.

The Rhombus Group closed its LKF Hotel in Central at the end of June 2017 in order to convert the site into an office building.

The government's 2018-19 land sale program, announced in March 2018, includes four hotel sites. Three sites are located in Kai Tak with an estimated total gross floor area of ​​237,000 square meters and the other site is located above the West Kowloon terminus of the Hong Kong section of the Guangzhou - Shenzhen - Hong Kong Express Rail Link with an estimated gross building area of 294,000 square meters.

InterContinental Hong Kong will become a Regent Hotel again in 2021 following InterContinental Hotels Group's (IHG) agreement to purchase a 51% stake in Taiwan-owned Regent Hotels and Resorts, with the acquisition expected to close in the second. Quarter 2018 Completion of a major renovation beginning early 2020. Regent had a recent presence in Hong Kong for 20 years until New World Development sold the Tsim Sha Tsuiharbourside Hotel to InterContinental Hotels in 2001.

Cheung Kong Asset Holdings will convert its Harbourview Horizon Hotel in Hung Hom into two 29-story office buildings. Plans were approved by the building authority in January 2018, but the company has no immediate plans to start the project, which is expected to take four to five years to complete.

Ovolo Hotels' second hotel under the Mojo Momad brand, a conversion of the existing Queen's Road Central Hotel, will open in July 2018. Ovolo's Hotel in Shek Pai Wan, Aberdeen converted to its Mojo Nomad brand in early 2018 .

Dubai-based luxury hotel operator Jumeirah Group, which already operates hotels in China in Shanghai and Nanjing, is considering expanding its portfolio to Hong Kong by owning and managing suitable properties.

The 13-bedroom Hullett House Hotel, operated by the Harbor Plaza Group and located in the former Maritime Police Headquarters, a declared monument in Tsim Sha Tsui, which is also home to the luxury 1881 Heritage shopping and dining complex, closed its doors in late 2018, but reopened as "House 1881" in May 2019.

CK Assets submitted plans to the City Planning Board in January 2019 to redevelop its 1,102-room Harbor Plaza Resort City in Tin Shui Wai into a 5,000-unit two-story tower development.

In February 2019, the government announced its 2019/2020 land sale program, which includes four hotel development sites in Kai Tak, with a total gross area of ​​147,100 m² and a maximum of approximately 2,900 hotel rooms.

Evergreen Hotel in Yau Ma Tei closed its doors on September 30, 2019.

Dorsett Hospitality International closed its Silka West Kowloon Hotel on Anchor Street in January 2020.

The South China Hotel at North Point will be closed for renovations in January 2020.

In February 2020, The Wharf (Holdings) closed its Prince Hotel in Harbor City in Tsim Sha Tsui for an anticipated period of approximately 15 months for renovations.

The impact of the COVID-19 virus on hotel occupancy in Hong Kong has resulted in the opening dates of several new hotels scheduled to open in 2020 being postponed, including Hotel Alexandra in North Point and The Silveri MGallery in Citygate Tung Chung as well as Tung Chung . Four points from the Sheraton and Sheraton Hong Kong Tung Chung.

The Pennington by Rhombus Hotel in Causeway Bay closed in April 2020 and the Shamrock Hotel, which opened in 1950, closes on June 14, 2020.

In July 2020, Metropark Hotel Causeway Bay closed to guests when it became the temporary headquarters of the National Security Enforcement Bureau following the implementation of the National Security Act by the central government in Hong Kong, and in April 2021, it was reported that a second hotel , Sino Holdings The Island Pacific property in Sai Ying Pun was taken over next to the Metropark Hotel Causeway Bay as a temporary location for the National Security Department of the central government. In April 2021, the Island Pacific Hotel in Sai Ying Pun was also requested by OSNS as an additional temporary space until their new headquarters in Tai Kok Tsuiare is ready to be installed.

In August 2020, Le Petit Rosedale Hotel in Causeway Bay was sold to Wang Dingben, Non-Executive Director of China New Economy Fund, for an amount of HK$460 million.

Dash Hotel on Minden closed in November 2020.

As of December 22, 2020, around 36 hotels have participated in the government-designated hotel quarantine program, which is expected to provide over 12,000 rooms for overseas arrivals. The government provided a subsidy to the operator when occupancy fell below 50%. The amount was 70% of the room rate, capped at HK$600 per room. The list of hotels has been regularly revised and the number of participating hotels has increased to 40 for the period 1 December 2021 to 28 February 2022 and then to 60 until the end of the quarantine program for receiving hotels on 26 September 2022 .

Additionally, the Rambler Garden Hotel in Tsing Yi and Silka Tsuen Wan have been designated as quarantine hotels specifically for foreign domestic workers. Silka Tsuen Wan was replaced by Courtyard by Marriott Sha Tin on December 1, 2021. O'Hotel in To Kwa Wan became a designated quarantine hotel for foreign domestic workers on February 6, 2022 and iClub Ma Tau Wai on 1st March 2022. Dorsett Mong Kok, Dorsett Tsuen Wan, Dorsett Kwun Tong, Grand City Hotel, Silka Seaview, Silka Tsuen Wan and Cosmo Hotel serve as quarantine hotels for close contacts of people who have tested positive for Covid.

In mid-February 2022, in response to the worsening situation regarding the COVID-19 pandemic in Hong Kong, the government introduced the Community Isolation Facility (CIF) Hotel Scheme, which provides shelters to isolate people who have tested positive for COVID-19. 19. but they do not have or have only mild symptoms and close contacts. The first hotel to open under the program was Dorsett Tseun Wan on February 18, followed by iclub Ma Tau Wai Hotel, iclub Fortress Hill Hotel and Regal Oriental Hotel. Around 20,000 rooms are believed to have been secured under the scheme, with Pentahotel in Kowloon and Crowne Plaza Hong Kong Kowloon East agreeing to participate, among other hotels. Panda Hotel, Royal Pacific Hotel and Bay Bridge Lifestyle Retreat have also joined the CIF program. Retired Disciplinary Services officers will assist in managing the sites. Subsequently, in late March 2022, it was announced that 18 hotels that joined the CIF scheme, including Dorsett Mongkok and Regal Oriental, would be assigned to the Designated Quarantine Hotel scheme to return Hong Kong residents, in anticipation of increased quarantine demand. facilities following the end of flight bans from certain “high risk” locations and relaxation rules for route-specific “breaker” flight suspension rules.

Effective March 14, 2022, due to its proximity to Queen Elizabeth Hospital, which is a designated hospital for COVID-19, the Eaton Hotel became a designated hotel for frontline healthcare workers for a limited period only. minimum of three months.

The government has proposed converting some low-occupancy hotels into temporary accommodation for people awaiting social housing due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and reportedly in February 2021 the former Cruise Hotel, which ended operations in 2019, now B Hotel Kwa Wan must be such an institution.

Some hotel operators are considering converting their properties into residential apartments, and in February 2021, Novotel Nathan Road in Tsim Sha Tsui and Horizon Suite Hotel in Ma On Shan received approval from the city planning authority for the conversion of 258 and 758 units, respectively. . Novotel Nathan Road subsequently closed its doors in September 2021 before the site was demolished. Harbor Plaza Resort City at Tin Shui Wai has already received approval to convert into a 5,000-unit gated community in 2020. Some hotel operators have partnered with co-living brands, including Dash Living, which has partnered with the Ascott Group to offer monthly rentals for its six Hong Kong hotels in Singapore, and with Ovolo to open two hotels in Aberdeen and Sheung Wan in Co- To transform serviced living residences. Singapore-based Hmlet has partnered with Hotel Icon to offer residential stays with its “Hmlet x Hotel Icon” concept.

In November 2021, the Butterfly on Prat Hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui was acquired by real estate investor Hines and will be transformed into a joint venture managed by Dash Living.

CTS (HK) is developing a 22-storey, 500-room 4-storey hotel at Cheong Tung Road 1, Hung Hom, which is expected to open in 2023 and will be connected to Hung Hom Railway Station via a pedestrian walkway.

In July 2022, Sun Hung Kai Properties received approval from the city planning authority to convert its Royal View Hotel in Ting Kau into a 661-apartment development with an elderly day care center.

In October 2022, the Government announced in the Chief Executive's opening speech that it would expand its youth hostel scheme and encourage hotels to participate by leasing their properties as youth hostels for up to five years. While some hotel groups have indicated their support for the scheme, it is not known how many intend to participate, but some have expressed reluctance, hoping the inbound tourist market will recover when Covid relaxes restrictions.

LISTS OF;

(i) NEW HOTELS OPEN SO FAR SINCE JANUARY 2019

(ii) CONFIRMED FUTURE HOTEL PROJECTS KNOWN BY EXPECTED OPENING DATE BY THE END OF 2024 (Opening dates are the latest estimates available and are subject to change)

(iii) RENOMINATED HOTELS

(i) OPENING OF NEW HOTELS (from January 2019 to March 2023)

CHINA RICH HOTEL, 19 Hing Wan Street, WAN CHAI (Hong Kong Island). Opened in December 2022. 78 rooms

http://chinarichhotel.hundredcity.com/en/homepage/

YHOTEL HONG KONG, 89 Des Voeux Road West, SHEUNG WAN (Hong Kong Island). Opened in November 2022. 60 rooms;

https://www.mosaic-collection.com/yhotel-hongkong

THE FULLERTON OCEAN PARK HOTEL HONG KONG, Ocean Park, TAI SHUE WAN (Insel Hongkong). 460 Zimmer. Soft Opening 18 de julho de 2022;

https://www.fullertonhotels.com/fullerton-ocean-park-hotel-hongkong

LANDER GRAND HOTEL, 7 Connaught Road West, SHEUNG WAN (Hong Kong Island). 51 rooms. Opened in July 2022;

http://www.landergrandhotel.com.hk/LanderGrand/en/index.html

Photo of Lander Grand Hotel taken during construction

AKI HONG KONG MGALLERY, 239 Jaffe Road, WAN CHAI (Hong Kong Island). An Accor hotel. 173 rooms. Opened in July 2022;

https://all.accor.com/hotel/B5L5/index.en.shtml

THE SILVERI HONG KONG MGALLERY, Citygate, 16 Tat Tung Road TUNG CHUNG (Far Isles). 206 rooms. Opened June 1, 2022;

https://thesilveri-hongkong.com/

Diesilveri Hong Kong MGallery is Accor's second hotel at Citygate in Tung Chung, next to Novotel Citygate

STARPHIRE HOTEL, 103-105 Tung Chau Street, TAI KOK TSUI (Kowloon). 154 rooms. opened in June 2022;

https://www.starphirehotel.com/

The Starphire Hotel under construction on Tung Chau Street in Tai Kok Tsui

WE Hotel, 3 Temple Street, YAU MA TEI (Kowloon). 48 rooms. Opened in February 2022;

http://www.wehotel.hk/

WE Hotel, which already operates a hotel in Sai Ying Pun, opened a second hotel on Temple Street in February 2022. Photo taken before completion

REGALA SKYCITY HOTEL, 8 Airport Expo Boulevard, CHEK LAP KOK (New Territories). 1208 rooms. Opened on January 5, 2022.

https://www.regala-hotels.com/regala-skycity-hotel/en/home/home.html

MUSE X HOTEL, 353-355, Hennessy Road, WAN CHAI (Hong Kong Island). 54 rooms. (Location formerly Walden Hotel). Opened in August 2021.

WM SAI KUNG HOTEL, 29 Wai Man Road, SAI KUNG (New Territories). 260 rooms. Opened August 1, 2021;

http://www.wmhotel.hk/en/home.html

WM Hotel developed by Cheer Regal Limited, of which Shaw Brothers (Hong Kong) Ltd is the lead investor, on the edge of Sai Kung at an estimated cost of HK$2.5 billion. The resort-style hotel opened on Aug. 1, 2021 and is managed by Rosedale Hotels

HILLWOOD HOUSE, 17-19 Hillwood Road, TSIM SHA TUI (Kowloon). 82 rooms. opened in August 2021;

https://hwh.com.hk/

MOETOWN, 11 Ko Shing Street, SHEUNG WAN (Hong Kong Island). Living with assistance. 45 rooms. Opened in July 2021;

http://www.moetown.com.hk/index.html

Serviced apartments in Moetown. Image taken in late 2019 during construction on Ko Shing Street

HOTEL ALEXANDRA HONG KONG, 32 City Garden Road, NORTH POINT (Hong Kong Island). 840 rooms. opened in June 2021;

https://hotelalexandrahk.com/en/home

Harbor Plaza Hotels and Resorts new Hotel Alexandra, developed by Cheung Kong Holdings, under construction on Oil Street on the site of the former Department of Government Supplies

LE HOTEL,Rua Tam Kung, 103, FOR FOR WAN (Kowloon). 99 Zimmer;

https://www.expedia.com.hk/Kowloon-Hotels-Le-Hoteru.h39952622.Hotel-Information

Le Hoteru bei To Kwa Wan

THE ARCA, 43 Heung Yip Road, Wong Chuk Hang, ABERDEEN (Hong Kong Island). 187 rooms. Opened May 13, 2021;

https://www.thearca.com/

The Ark seen during construction in the 'revived' Wong Chuk Hang area of ​​Aberdeen

HOTEL 1936, 179 Prince Edward Road West, MONG KOK (Kowloon). 50 rooms. opened in January 2021;

https://www.hotel1936.com/de/

Hotel 1936 at 179 Prince Edward Road West near popular tourist attractions Ladies Market and Flower Market. The facade of the former commercial building on the site will be preserved as part of Tai Hung Fai Charitable Foundation's renovation. The hotel's name, Hotel 1936, reflects the year the original Grade III listed building was constructed and the development will include an exhibition center open to the public free of charge.

SHERATON HONG KONG TUNGCHUNG HOTEL, 9 Yi Tung Street, Tungchung (Lantau Island). 228 rooms. Opened December 1, 2020;

https://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/hkgsc-sheraton-hong-kong-tung-chung-hotel/

SHERATON HONG KONG, 9 Yi Tung Street, Tung Chung (Lantau Island). 1006 rooms. opened in December 2020;

https://www.marriott.co.uk/hotels/travel/hkgfp-four-points-hong-kong-tung-chung/

Marriott's two new Tung Chung hotels opened in December 2020 (see February 2021 above), with Four Points by Sheraton participating as one of the government-designated quarantine hotels for mandatory quarantine of Hong Kong arrivals from December 22, 2020

THE HARI HONG KONG, 330 Lockhart Road, WAN CHAI (Hong Kong Island). 210 rooms. Opened on December 12, 2020;

https://www.thehari.com/hong-kong/

The Hari Hong Kong seen before completion. Luxury hotel managed by the Harilela family. The second hotel of the Harilela Hotel following the opening of The Hari London in London's prestigious Belgravia area

WEST BY OOOTOPIA, 10 Yat Fu Lane, SHEK TONG TSUI (Hong Kong Island). 50 rooms. hotel and serviced apartments;

https://www.oootopia.com/westbyoootopia

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West by Oootopia, part of the Yat Fu Lane development in the West District of Hong Kong Island and the third Oootopia property alongside Oootopia Kai Tak and Tai Kok Tsui. Opened in December 2020

iCLUB AMTD SHEUNG WAN HOTEL, 5 Bonham Strand West, SHEUNG WAN (Hong Kong Island). 98 rooms. Opened November 26, 2020. Regal Group's newest hotel in Hong Kong;

https://www.iclub-hotels.com/iclub-amtd-sheung-wan-hotel/en/home/home.html

Regal Group's newest iclub branded hotel, located next to the existing Sheung Wan hotel.

THE FIGO, 2/F-4/F and 18/F-21/F, Hollywood Centre, 77-91 Queen's Road West, SHEUNG WAN (Hong Kong Island), 46 rooms. Opened October 12, 2020 (Formerly LBP Hotel);

https://thefigo.com/

https://urbanwoodhotels.com/en/global_hotels/ap-lei-chau/

Urbanwood Hotels new development in Ap Lei Chau

LITTLE TAI HANG - THE GARDEN HOUSE, 11-15A East Lin Ka Fung Street, TAI HANG (Hong Kong Island). 15 rooms

LITTLE TAI HANG - THE LANE HOUSE, 11-13 Lin Ka Fung Street West, TAI HANG (Insel Hongkong). 15 Zimmer;

https://www.littletaihang.com/

The Lane House (above) and Garden House at Lin Ka Fung Street East and Lin Ka Fung Street West are new additions to Little Tai Hang, whose original building on Tai Hang Road is now The Corner House

ONE-EIGHT-ONE HOTEL AND SERVICED RESIDENCES, 181 Connaught Road West, SAI YING PUN (Ilha de Hong Kong). 186 Zimmer. dezembro de 2019 eröffnet;

https://www.one-eight-one.com/

E HOTEL, 189 Pei Ho Street, SHAM SHUI PO (Kowloon). 84 rooms. opened in December 2019;

https://www.e-hotel.hk/

E Hotel is located on Pei Ho Street near TaiPo Road in Sham Shui Po

ALVA HOTEL BY ROYAL, 1 Yuen Hong Street, SHATIN (New Territories). 618 rooms. Sun Kung Hai real estate development. opened in November 2019;

https://www.alva.com.hk/en/index.html

Alva Hotel by Royal, Sun Hung Kai Properties Hotelentwicklung em Shatin

K HOTEL, 164 Hai Tan Street, SHAM SHUI PO (Kowloon). 48 rooms. Opened in November 2019

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K Hotel (middle) in Sham ShuiPo

K11 ARTUS, Victoria Dockside, 18 Salisbury Road, TSIM SHA TSUI (Kowloon). 287 suites and studios with services. Part of the New World Development Victoria Dockside development. opened in August 2019;

https://www.artus.com.hk/

New World Development's K11 Artus is Hong Kong's newest luxury hotel development, occupying a prime waterfront location in Tsim Sha Tsui and part of the Victoria Dockside development

MINIMAL HOTEL - AVENUE, 182 Nathan Road, TSIM SHA TSUI (Kowloon). 51 rooms. Opened July 16, 2019. Latest development by Tang's Living Group in partnership with BUTLER Singapore. Formerly Sunny Day Hotel.

https://www.minimalhotels.com.hk/avenue

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Minimal Hotel - Avenue is the latest development from Tang's Living Group, whose brands include Hotel COZI, Bay Bridge Lifestyle Retreat, Hotel Ease, Hotel Ease Access, Minimal Hotels, T.Lodge, Commune, Club East and Patina Wellness

HOTEL EASE MONG KOK, 60 Portland Street, MONG KOK (Kowloon). 199 rooms. Developed by Tang's Living Group. Opened in July 2019. Formerly Inn Hotel Hong Kong;

https://www.hotelease.com.hk/hemk/en-gb/home

FWD HOUSE 1881, 2A Canton Road, TSIM SHA TSUI (Kowloon). 13 suites. Opened May 8, 2019. Formerly Hullett House;

http://www.house1881.com/

HOTEL PURPLE, 19 Wing Hing Street, TIN HAU (Hong Kong Island). 24 floors. 83 rooms. Managed by The Ascott Limited (Hong Kong). opened in April 2019;

https://www.citadines.com/en/china/hong-kong/hotel-purple-hong-kong.html

Hotel Purple por The Ascott

ST REGIS HONG KONG, 26 Harbor Road, WAN CHAI (Hong Kong Island). 129 rooms. Opened on April 11, 2019;

https://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/hkgxr-the-st-regis-hong-kong/

The St Regis Hong Kong became Marriott International's 7,000th hotel when it opened on April 11, 2019. The hotel was developed by Chinese state-owned China Resources Company.

LYCHEE SUNSET HOTEL, 94-95 Lai Chi Yuen, CHEUNG CHAU (Outer Islands). 19 rooms;

https://lycheehotel.hk/

Lychee Sunset Hotel offers modern, well-appointed rooms and panoramic harbor and bay views from the rooftop Sunset Terrace

ROSEWOOD HONG KONG, 18-24 Salisbury Road, TSIM SHA TSUI (Kowloon). 43 floors. 413 rooms and suites in the Victoria Dockside Development of the New World Development. Opened March 17, 2019;

https://www.rosewoodhotels.com/en/hong-kong

Opened March 17, 2019, Rosewood Hong Kong Hotel and Residences occupies 43 floors of the 65-story building that dominates the harbor front of New World Development's Victoria Dockside development in Tsim Sha Tsui

HOTEL COZI - RESORT, Circuit 4 Kin Fung, TUEN MUN (New Territories) Inaugurated

https://www.hotelcozi.com/resort

Hotel Cozi - Resort is rapidly expanding Tang's Living Group's latest hotel venture. The future growth plan includes Hotel Ease and Minimal Hotel branded hotels in Mong Kok and Tsim Sha Tsui respectively in the third quarter of 2019.

iCLUB MONGKOK HOTEL, 2 Anchor Street, TAI KOK TSUI (Kowloon). 288 rooms

https://www.iclub-hotels.com/iclub-mong-kok-hotel/en/home/home.html

Urban Renewal Authority / Regal Hotels Development opens under Regal's iClub brand

KACTUS HOTEL, 164 Hai Tan Street, Sham Shui Po (Kowloon). 48 quarto

https://www.booking.com/hotel/hk/kactus.en-gb.html

Kactus Hotel, Sham Shui Po, seen shortly before opening

PAGE 148 HOTEL, 148, Austin Road, TSIM SHA TSUI (Kowloon). Opened in January 2019. 197 rooms;

https://pagehotels.com/

Butterfly Hospitality Group's Page Hotel on Austin Road opened in January 2019

(ii) FUTURE HOTEL PROJECTS CONFIRMED UNTIL THE OPENING DATE EXPECTED BY THE END OF 2024;FIRST QUARTER OF 2023;

GREEN JADE HOTEL, 132 Portland Street, MONG KOK (Kowloon).38 Zimmer

MAZE HOTEL, 473 Nathan Road, YAU MA TEI (Kowloon). 62 Zimmer

The Maze Hotel is nearing completion as of December 2019. The hotel is on the site of the former King's De Nathan Hotel

EASY ACCESS HOTEL - LAI CHI KOK, 42A Wing Hong Street, CHEUNG SHA WAN (Kowloon). 119 rooms

Novo hotel no Lever Tech Centre, 65-71 King Yip Street, KWUN TONG (Kowloon). 267 quartos

Existing building on King Yip Street in Kwun Tong planned for hotel conversion

URBANWOOD (HUNG HOM), Rua Wuhu 84-102, HUNG HOM (Kowloon). 250 rooms

New hotel at 32-34 Tang Lung Street, CAUSEWAY BAY (Hong Kong Island). 69 rooms

32-34 Tang Lung Street End 2019

SECOND QUARTER OF 2023

New hotel at 28A Hung To Road, KWUN TONG (Kowloon). 168 rooms

New hotel location on Hung To Road in Kwun Tong before redevelopment

THIRD QUARTER OF 2023

Neues Hotel am 1 Granville Circuit, TSIM SHA TSUI (Kowloon). 178 Zimmer

FOURTH QUARTER 2023;

New hotel at 25-27 Morrison Hill Road, WAN CHAI (Hong Kong Island). 122 rooms

Location of new hotel development on Morrison Hill Road

New hotel at 2-4 Cheong Lok Street, JORDAN (Kowloon). 72 rooms

New hotel under construction on Cheong Lok Road

New hotel at 20-24 Tai Yau Street, SAN PO KONG (Kowloon). 334 rooms

Location of the proposed new hotel development on Tai Yau Street

FIRST QUARTER OF 2024

METROPARK HOTEL HUNGHOM HONG KONG, 1 Cheong Tung Road, HUNG HOM (Kowloon). 536 rooms. Scheduled opening for January 2024

Hotel proposed at 65-67 Shek Pai Wan Road, SHEK PAI WAN (Hong Kong Island). 80 rooms

RESMALLED HOTELS;

MINIMAL HOTEL URBAN, 11 Morrison Hill Road, WAN CHAI renamed J LINK HOTEL (Late 2022)

BRIDAL TEA HOUSE HOTEL - 47 Shek Pai Wan Road, ABERDEEN is located in SOUTH NEST (March 2022)

I.SKY (formerly Gloucester Hotel), 217-218 Gloucester Road, WAN CHAI renamed CRAFA HARBOR HOTEL (late 2021)

DASH HOTEL ON MINDEN, 5 Minden Avenue, TSIM SHA TSUI renamed to TANKITYOU HOTEL (mid 2021)

SILKA WEST KOWLOON HOTEL HONG KONG, 48 Anchor Street, TAI KOK TSUI renamed WEAVE STUDIOS OLYMPIC (mid 2021)

UP-OTEL, 4 Tung Fong Street, YAU MA TEI, renamed TRIBUTE HOTELS YMT (mid 2021)

BERLIN HOTEL, 129 Temple Street, YAU MA TEI renamed to LINKO RESIDENCE @ JORDAN (mid 2021)

MINIMAL HOTEL MIDTOWN, 181 Bulkeley Street, HUNG HOM renamed ECC HOTEL HUNG HOM (mid 2021)

M1 HOTEL MONG KOK, 123 Tung Choi Street, MONG KOK renamed SOBER HOTEL (September 2021)

WALDEN HOTEL, 353 Hennessy Road, WAN CHAI, renamed MUSE X HOTEL (Aug 2021)

CRUISE HOTEL, 188 Pau Chung Street, TO KWA WAN, renamed B HOTEL (mid 2021)

LARGOS RESIDENCES, 123 Queen's Road West, SAI YING PUN, living at WEAVES SUITES CENTRAL WEST (Feb 2021)

LE PETIT ROSEDALE HOTEL HONG KONG, 7 Moreton Terrace, CAUSEWAY BAY renamed ELYSION PLACE HOTEL CAUSEWAY BAY (Early 2021)

HONG KONG REESE HOTEL, 47 Shek Pai Wan Road, Shek Pai Wan, ABERDEEN

GLOUCESTER HOTEL, 217-218 Gloucester Road, WAN CHAI renamed to I. SKY (Early 2021)

L'HOTEL CAUSEWAY BAY HARBOUR VIEW, 18 King's Road, CAUSEWAY BAY situado em NINA HOTEL CAUSEWAY BAY (Anfang 2021)

L'HOTEL ELAN, 38 Chong Yip Road, KWUN TONG renamed to NINA HOTEL KOWLOON EAST (Early 2021)

L'HOTEL NINA ET CONVENTION CENTRE, Nina Tower, 8 Yeung Uk Road, TSUEN WAN renamed to NINA HOTEL TSUEN WAN WEST (beginning 2021)

LODGEWOOD BY L'HOTEL MONGKOK, 1131-1135 Canton Road, MONG KOK localizado em LODGEWOOD BY NINA HOSPITALITY MONGKOK (Anfang 2021)

LBP HOTEL, 2/F-4/F and 18/F-21/F, Hollywood Center, 77-91 Queen's Road West, SHEUNG WAN reopened as THE FIGO on October 12, 2020.

BRIDAL TEA HOUSE HOTEL, Anchor Street, TAI KOK TSUI, renamed OOOTOPIA TAI KOK TSUI, March 2020

HOTEL VIC ON THE HARBOUR, 1 North Point Estate Lane, NORTH POINT, localizado no HYATT CENTRIC VICTORIA HARBOUR HONG KONG, setembro de 2019

SUNNY DAY HOTEL, 182 Nathan Road, TSIM SHA TSUI, change of ownership, renovated and reopened as MINIMAL HOTEL - AVENUE, July 16, 2019

HONG KONG HARBOR HOTEL, 47 Shek Pai Wan Road, ABERDEEN Renamed HONG KONG REESE HOTEL in mid-2019.

INN HOTEL HONG KONG, 60 Portland Street, MONG KOK, change of ownership, became HOTEL EASE MONG KOK in July 2019

GDH HOTEL, 18 Prat Avenue, TSIM SHA TSUI became OASIS AVENUE – A GDH HOTEL after renovation in June 2019

BEST WESTERN HOTEL HARBOR VIEW, 239 Queen's Road West, SAI YING PUN, located at RAMADA HONG KONG HARBOR VIEW, January 7, 2019

TRIBUTE HOTEL, 4 Tung Fong Street, YAU MA TEI, renamed UP-OTEL in July 2018

BRIDAL TEA HOUSE HOTEL MAIN STREET AP LEI CHAU, 95 Main Street, Ap Lei Chau, ABERDEEN, May 2018 at BLUEJAY RESIDENCES

MW HOTEL, 5 Minden Avenue, TSIM SHA TSUI renamed DASH HOTEL ON MINDEN, March 2018

NEWTON PLACE HOTEL, 163 Wai Yip Street, KWUN TONG, renamed HOTEL COZI in February 2018. HARBOR VIEW

OVOLO ABERDEEN HARBOR is located at 100 Sheikh Pai Wan Road, Aberdeen

Newton Inn is located in GRAND VIEW HOTEL HONG KONG

BUTTERFLY ON HOLLYWOOD HOTEL, 263 Hollywood Road, TAI PING SHAN, 14 de setembro de 2017, inaugurado em TRAVELODGE CENTRAL HOLLYWOOD ROAD

POP HOTEL, 950 Canton Road, MONG KOK, September 2017, renamed MINIMAL HOTEL. BAZAAR

HOTEL RAINBOW HONG KONG, 23 Saigon Street, Jordan was renamed TRAVELODGE KOWLOON on February 1, 2017

GUANGDONG HOTEL, 18 Prat Avenue, TSIM SHA TSUI - February 2017, renamed GDH HOTEL

A HOTEL, 123 Tung Choi Street, MONG KOK, March 2017, renamed M1 HOTEL MONG KOK

METROPARK HOTEL WANCHAI HONG KONG – November 28, 2016, renamed KEW GREEN HOTEL WANCHAI HONG KONG

COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL HONG KONG – October 2016, renamed to DORSETT WANCHAI HONG KONG HOTEL

RAMADA HOTEL KOWLOON – abril de 2016, inaugurado no BEST WESTERN PLUS KOWLOON HOTEL – 73-75 Chatham Road, Tsim Sha Tsui

ONE MINDEN HOTEL - Feb 1, 2016, renamed HARBOR BAY HOTEL - 1 Minden Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui

RAMADA HONG KONG HOTEL – September 1, 2015 renamed BEST WESTERN PLUS HOTEL HONG KONG – 308 Des Voeux Road West, Sai Ying Pun

LANGHAM PLACE HOTEL HONG KONG – August 26, 2015, renamed CORDIS HONG KONG AT LANGHAM PLACE – 555 Shanghai Street, Mong Kok, Kowloon

ROSEDALE ON THE PARK HONG KONG – March 1, 2015 Renamed ROSEDALE HOTEL HONG KONG – 8 Shelter Street, Causeway Bay

HOTEL NIKKO - 1st July 2014 renamed NEW WORLD MILLENNIUM HONG KONG HOTEL - 72 Mody Road, Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon

HOTEL DE EDGE BY RHOMBUS - 1 de maio de 2014 inaugurado em BUTTERFLY ON WATERFRONT - 94-95 Connaught Road West, Sheung Wan

COSMO HOTEL MONGKOK – October 11, 2013 held at DORSETT MONGKOK, HONG KONG – 88 Tai Kok Tsui Road, Tai Kok Tsui, Kowloon

DORSETT REGENCY KWUN TONG – novembro de 2012, renomeado DORSETT KWUN TONG, HONG KONG – 84 Hung To Road, Kwun Tong, Kowloon

THE WESLEY – October 2012, renamed OZO WESLEY HONG KONG (Ownership change and renovation) – 22 Hennessy Road, Wan Chai

THE MINDEN - August 1, 2012, The Minden renamed to XI HOTEL - 7 Minden Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui

JIA BOUTIQUE HOTEL - May 31, 2012, JIA Boutique Hotel renamed J PLUS BOUTIQUE HOTEL (change of ownership) - 1-5 Irving Street, Causeway Bay

CENTRAL PARK HOTEL – May 2012, Central Park Hotel renamed BUTTERFLY ON HOLLYWOOD (change of ownership) – 263 Hollywood Road, Sheung Wan

L'HOTEL CAUSEWAY BAY - Dezembro de 2011, L'Hotel Causeway Bay inaugurado em L'HOTEL CAUSEWAY BAY HARBOUR VIEW- 18-24, King's Road, Causeway Bay

SILVERMINE BEACH HOTEL – On September 9, 2011, the Silvermine Beach Hotel (which had closed on August 31, 2011 following a change in ownership) reopened and renamed SILVERMINE BEACH RESORT – DD2, Lot 648, Silvermine Bay, MUI WO (ISLAND DE LANTAU). ;

DORSETT FAR EAST HOTEL – On July 8, 2011 Dorsett Far East Hotel was renamed to SILKA FAR EAST HOTEL HONG KONG – 135-143 Castle Peak Road, TSUEN WAN (NEW TERRITORIES)

DORSETT SEAVIEW HOTEL – On July 8, 2011 Dorsett Seaview Hotel was renamed to SILKA SEAVIEW HOTEL HONG KONG – 268 Shanghai Street, YAU MA TEI (KOWLOON)

DORSETT KOWLOON HOTEL – On July 8, 2011 Dorsett Kowloon Hotel was renamed to SILKA WEST KOWLOON HOTEL – 48 Anchor Street, Tai Kok Tsui (KOWLOON)

COSMO KOWLOON HOTEL - On May 1, 2011, Cosmo Kowloon Hotel was renamed to COSMO HOTEL MONGKOK - 35-43, Ivy Street, TAI KOK TSUI (KOWLOON)

EATON HOTEL – In mid-October 2010, the Eaton Hotel was renamed EATON SMART, HONG KONG – 380 Nathan Road, JORDAN (KOWLOON).

LUK KWOK HOTEL – On September 30, 2010, Luk Kwok Hotel was renamed GLOUCESTER LUK KWOK HONG KONG – 72 Gloucester Road, WANCHAI (HONG KONG ISLAND).

DORSETT HOSPITALITY INTERNATIONAL (formerly KOSMOPOLITO HOTELS INTERNATIONAL), the hospitality arm of the Far East Consortium, announced on August 9, 2010 that it will begin the rebranding of its hotel portfolio, which includes eight hotels in Hong Kong and plans to develop an additional four hotels by end of 2012. Of existing hotels in Hong Kong;

Dorsett Kowloon Hotel becomes Silka Hotel West (on 8 July 2011 became Silka West Kowloon Hotel Hong Kong - see above)
Dorsett Seaview Hotel becomes Silka Hotel Yau Ma Tei (was renamed Silka Seaview Hotel Hong Kong on 8 July 2011 - see above)
Dorsett Far East Hotel becomes Silka Hotel Tsuen Wan (became Silka Far East Hotel Hong Kong on 8 July 2011 - see above)
The Cosmopolitan Hotel has been rebranded as the Cosmopolitan Hotel Hong Kong
Cosmo Kowloon Hotel was renamed to Cosmo Hotel Mongkok on May 1, 2011
Cosmo Hotel has been renamed Cosmo Hotel Hong Kong
Central Park Hotel changes from Kosmopolito to Central Park Hotel (subsequently owners changed - renamed Butterfly at Hollywood Hotel in May 2012)
Lan Kwai Fong Hotel torna-se Lan Kwai Fong Hotel @ Kau U Fong por Kosmopolito

For further developments see above

TRADERS HOTEL HONG KONG – On August 1, 2010, Traders Hotel Hong Kong was renamed HOTEL JEN-508 Queens Road West, SHEK TONG TSUI (WESTERN DISTRICT, HONG KONG ISLAND).

HARBOR GRAND KOWLOON – On January 28, 2010, Harbor Plaza Hong Kong was renamed to Harbor Grand Kowloon – 20 Tak Fung Street, Whampoa Garden, HUNG HOM, KOWLOON

THE MIRA HONG KONG (formerly Hotel Miramar – renamed “Grand Opening” on August 21, 2008 after a complete renovation on September 18, 2009) – 118 Nathan Road, TSIM SHA TSUI, KOWLOON

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