Great location, loved the decor and the little treats each day
sent to the room were so nice! Would stay here again.
Location was on Kimberly Road so all taxi driver's understood
where we needed to go if we said Kimberly Hotel...which
is right across the street. The street behind the hotel was
restaurant row and we ate there several times. A Japanese
restaurant was close as well and food was great there too.

We stumbled across the Luxe Manor and after reading the positive reviews decided to give it a try at the expense of the Grand Hyatt where we would normally stay whilst in HK. We payed for the top room- the Deluxe, in order to gain a bit more space and make the trip just that little more special. We checked in via the stuffy staff at reception and were taken to our room, a 3rd floor of 14 floors room which overlooked the aircon towers and the neighbouring building. I contacted reception prior to unpacking our bags thinking there must be some sort of mix up- "we will try and sort something out sir" was the response. To cut a long stort short, we did not hear from them again until we checked out and aside from breakfast which we rated as reasonable the place is lame. There is no Deluxe room, just a deluxe pricetag for a room which is no different to the others in the hotel. The service is average, the follow up non existent although the decor is somewhat funky and well done.If you want boutique that is done well ie/ Cote Cours hotels then you will sadly be disappointed with this Kowloon joke! 2 out of 10 and never again!

Googling 'Boutique hotels' in Hong Kong I came across this gem and happily they had a 3 night special - the exact length of time I planned to stay. I'd always hoped to stay in one of the new style of modern 'designer' hotels and thought it beyond my reach - but this place is exceptional value. It has awesome decor (which admittedly will be very dated in 5 years' time - but right now, it's hot!) It is a true sanctuary, superbly located just a walk from the Star Ferry/ MTR etc. Stepping in off the busy street is such a relief. The staff - from the manager to the cleaners - are without fail polite, helpful and friendly. The rooms are funky, comfortable and spotless. Breakfast could be a little better, but that's about the only thing I could fault - the Luxe Manor is fantastic and a bargain - I won't be staying anywhere else in Hong Kong that is for sure.

Took advantage of the hotel promotion & stayed 3 nites @ Luxe Manor. Go check out the hotel website if you're planning to stay there anytime this year. The winter special offer is unbeatable value!

The hotel is every inch a boutique establishment, from its small cozy set-up, fine finishings to its rather tiny rooms.

Like many previous reviewers, i too dig the decor. A hint of Liberace, a little boudoir baroque. Lotsa wonderful conversational-piece furniture at the lobby, especially dig the show-piece chairs.

Lobby is scented and smells great, especially coming in from the assault of traffic & buzz of Kimberley Road. Luxe also makes for a much welcomed quiet haven from the bustling outside. Great location, as lotsa local eateries & restaurants just along the hotel stretch; & italian & western restaurants at Knutsford just behind hotel. The Cantonese seafood restaurant just next to Luxe also offers good dimsum. For shopping, Miramar shopping centre down the same stretch has popular local fashion chain, IT shop & Uniqlo among others. Granville on just the next street is popular for clothing shopping too. TST MTR about a good 5 - 8 min easy walk.

Guestrooms are cosy, but a tad tight when it comes to fitting 2 medium-size luggages. A pity that their current room types (read that there may be suites coming up) don't come with bathtubs. Nothing like a good soak to ease aching shopping muscles. But the rain shower is much welcomed and the cleverly designed bathroom stall makes showering a breeze. Plush towels & bathrobes are provided, together with shower amenities & loofah.

My booking package came with breakfast at Aspasia. Again, beautifully furnished restaurant. The food spread is not huge, but you get good quality bread, muesli (my favorite of the offering), cereals, salad, fruits, juices ..etc that makes for a satisfying breakfast. Attentive, smartly black-suited staff takes your drink orders. While most of the restaurant staff were sufficiently polite, the host lady could be a tad surly-looking though.

Overall, Luxe Manor is a rather pleasant experience. Would make for a even more memorable experience, had the staff been friendlier. After all, with the small cozy, set-up of a boutique hotel, you do expect more personable service and higher service standards.