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The blink-and-you’ll-miss it Tuve is situated on a bustling street lined with bakeries and dim sum restaurants. Oh, and notice the bamboo as construction scaffolding, which I love!
Here’s the ethereal hallway to my room.
My home for one night only.
Losing-my-marbles-in-the-bathroom-selfie.
Dream bed.
Cool light.
Noted!
Let’s discuss that view.
Here’s where I pretended to do work.
Glowing floors, gorgeous furniture.
Good morning!
Mourning over the morning. I really don’t wanna leave.
Don’t make me go.
But I must. Here’s my feet on the elevator’s marble floors. Tuve loves a marble moment.
Goodbye Tuve, you sophisticated surreal thing. The exit to the real world.
Highs & Lows
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Fantastic views and incredible natural light!
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Literally the best bed and pillows.
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The hotel smells so good. Seriously. I don't know what's pumping in the elevators but it's intoxicating in a zen kind of way.
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The room design details. Marble bathroom. Light fixtures. Bed. Furniture. And that quirky contraption of a mini bar.
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The mood and design of the entire hotel. From the spooky chic lobby to the hidden blink-and-you'll-miss-it gated entrance.
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The non-touristy neighborhood. It feels so authentic. So colorful. So many cheap bakeries. Sensory overload. And it's way less crowded compared to the neighboring Causeway Bay. I could/want to live here.
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Superb customer service.
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The bathrobe.
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The exquisite everything.
Important Bits
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Type
TUVE's website actually describes the cinematic hidden gem of a boutique hotel the best: "timeless, placeless and genderless" and "minimally furnished with finesse." I'm surprised Rick Owens didn't design TUVE/doesn't live here. (I googled Rick's apartment and, like the TUVE, he's clearly very into minimal and marble).
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Vibe
This might not make sense, but it's haunting and relaxing at the same time. Super goth chic meets ethereal angelic, kind of hip as heaven/hell.
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Location
The non-touristy Tin Hau neighborhood. Bakeries, markets, temples, dumplings, parks. It's all happening. It's fantastic.
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Rooms
66
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Music
Very whispery tunes involving what sounded like opera singers and hymns over dreamy industrial beats. Exquisite, tbh.
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Year Opened
2015
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Designed By
Rick Owns. Just kidding. Design Systmes Ltd.
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Health & Wellness
No. Put on your sneakers and explore. Take a jog in the super close Victoria Park!
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Restaurant
The stylishly casual and intimate SILVER ROOM, serving Italian dishes and located on the ground floor.
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Bar
No, but the mini-bar has got you covered.
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Minibar
Yes
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Children
Please no! It's so zen inside. Let's keep it that way.
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Price
Not too bad for what it is. And it's everything.
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