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The Murray, Hong Kong, a Niccolo Hotel: Architectural Heritage and Urban Sanctuary in Central
A sophisticated transformation of an iconic 1969 government landmark, The Murray combines bold modernist architecture with refined urban living along Cotton Tree Drive in Central.
Informations vérifiées le October 22, 2026
Détails
What makes it special
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- Modernist architectural preservation in Central
- Iconic multi-storey white recessed arches
- Direct adjacency to Hong Kong Park and green landscapes
History, setting & people
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- Historic 1969 Murray Building government landmark
- Architectural revitalization overseen by Foster + Partners
- Managed by Niccolo Hotels under Wharf Hotels
Signature spaces & highlights
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- The Arches forecourt and historic driveway
- Centenary Cassia javanica historic tree in the courtyard
- Rooftop venue Popinjays with wrap-around outdoor terrace
Rooms, views & choosing your experience
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- Park-view rooms overlooking Hong Kong Park
- City-facing suites framing Central's iconic skyline
- Generous open layouts with deep recessed windows
Dining, bars & local flavours
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- Popinjays rooftop restaurant and bar with panoramic city vistas
- The Tai Pan serving European-inspired grill cuisine
- Garden Lounge offering signature afternoon tea overlooking the forecourt
Facilities & hospitality
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- Indoor lap pool and hydrotherapy amenities
- 24-hour state-of-the-art gymnasium
- Wellness spa with private treatment suites
Location & getting around
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- Prime location on Cotton Tree Drive in Central
- Proximity to Peak Tram Lower Terminus and St. John's Cathedral
- Accessible to Hong Kong International Airport within 40 minutes
Activities on site & nearby
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- Exploration of neighbouring Hong Kong Park and aviary
- Heritage excursions to Victoria Peak via Peak Tram
- Curated art and heritage trails in Central and Sheung Wan
Travelling with pets
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- Pet-friendly accommodation for dogs and cats
- Designated outdoor alfresco dining areas for guests with pets
- Tailored in-room pet amenities including beds and bowls
Practical details & individual needs
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- Wheelchair-accessible routes and adaptive guest rooms
- Dietary accommodation available upon advance notification
- Elevator access across all public dining and wellness venues
Guest questions
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- Are pets permitted to stay at The Murray? Yes, the hotel welcomes dogs and cats under its pet-friendly programme with prior registration.
- Which rooms feature views of Hong Kong Park? Park View rooms and selected upper-floor suites offer direct outlooks over the lush greenery of Hong Kong Park.
- How far is the hotel from the Peak Tram? The lower terminus of the Peak Tram is situated within a 5-minute walk along Garden Road.
- Does the hotel offer airport private transfers? Yes, private chauffeur airport limousine transfers can be coordinated upon request.
- Is there a dress code for rooftop dining at Popinjays? Popinjays requests smart casual attire for evening dining and drinks.
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Bon à savoir
Are pets permitted to stay at The Murray?
Yes, The Murray is a pet-friendly hotel welcoming dogs and cats with dedicated in-room amenities and designated outdoor dining areas upon advance registration.
Which guest rooms offer greenery views of Hong Kong Park?
Guests should select the Park View rooms or higher-tier corner suites facing south to enjoy open vistas of the tropical foliage of Hong Kong Park.
How can private airport transfers be arranged?
Private luxury limousine transfers between Hong Kong International Airport and the hotel can be coordinated seamlessly through your FTT travel designer prior to arrival.
Is the hotel accessible on foot to the Peak Tram?
Yes, the Garden Road Lower Terminus of the Peak Tram is located approximately 5 minutes on foot from the hotel's entrance.
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