Always stay here when in Hong Kong”

This was my fourth stay at the Tuve in Hong Kong. We love this hotel and we often stay for longer periods of time, like 10 days per trip. The area, Tin Hau, is perfect for restaurants, walking to Causeway Bay, and it is also close to the subway. The hotel itself is so perfect as a getaway from all the craziness of the traffic and crowded streets. I suggest taking a larger room just for comfort but this last trip my husband and I stayed in a double and it was fine. The beds are so comfortable, the bathrooms are very clean and modern. The whole Tuve experience is perfect. Will stay again.

A super chic and conveniently located boutique hotel”

I stayed at Tuve for 3 nights and become absolutely in love with the hotel’s minimalist design. Besides, the hotel is conveniently located in Tin Hau with many great food options in the area. It is served by a tram stop and a MTR station. If you want to go shopping in Causeway Bay or Central, just hop on a train or a tram. Furthermore, Tuve also provide le labo toiletries and perfume! If you are traveling alone to Hong Kong, I’ll definitely recommend Tuve

great staff, good location, clean”

This hotel is in a location that I prefer and stay time after time and time and I am so glad that this hotel opened and suit the concept that i love the most. Tuve has a simplistic, clean and fresh concept. Its got a cool desk, nice shower and of course a more than comfy bed. The room that I was staying ( 2nd tier) had enough space for a suitcase and was considered big for Hong Kong Standards. You could access causeway bay in 10 mins by taking the Tram and it was alot quicker than going up and down the MTR.

Best Boutique Hotel in Town”

I travel to Hong Kong quite often for work and I realized that the design for the boutique hotels here in Hong Kong is very standard and actually rather boring and when I stayed at the big chain hotels they are usually quite rigid and stiff. However, TUVE offers a whole new attitude and atmosphere for me. The interior of the hotel is what attracts me most. Service and food at the Silver Room are superb. I have stayed a few times here in TUVE and I think I will continue to patron TUVE whenever I am in Hong Kong.

A gem in the middle of nowhere”

Our stay was amazing. At first the hotel was hard to find, but once you've found it you can't get lost. From the free airport shuttle, get dropped off at the Empire Hotel stop in Causeway Bay (H2 bus) and walk to the next block behind Empire hotel to find Tuve Hotel. The Tin Hau mtr stop is only a 2 minute walk away. Hotel staff were very friendly and helpful and the hotel's decor was so chic and ultra modern, I felt like I was in another country. I'd definitely stay in this hotel again.

Best hotel staffs I have ever experienced, EVER!”

I really did not expect much upon checking in, as I read reviews about how not friendly the staffs are and all the bad rave about them. But... Tuve has the BEST staffs who made sure that we had a good time staying at their hotel. This is truly unexpected! They really would do anything to make sure that we are comfortable and well looked-after. They even tracked me down to my next hotel destination to notify me that I left something behind. I truly never had any hotel-staff experience like this nor did I expect to have such service, especially being in Hong Kong. Thank you, Tuve and your team!

Best kept secret in Hong Kong”

This was my second stay at the Tuve Hotel. I was in Hong Kong on my own and stayed 8 nights at this amazing, beautiful, super-contemporary hotel. Every part of the experience is so well thought out. Quiet rooms, only 3 to each floor, no ugly hotel art on the walls, beautiful lighting, great location. There is no big sign on the street so please look up images of the front of the hotel before you go, it is the best kept secret in HK. Love it.

Minimalist excellence”

Spotlessly clean and fantastically appointed rooms. The lighting is fantastic, the style impeccable and the bed is super comfortable. Location just 3/4 minutes walk from Tin Hau MTR and 1 minute from the nearest tram line, and bus stops. Can get to Central MTR station (joined to Hong Kong and thus Airport Express) in just 4 stops on the MTR. This is our second visit, and I am sure that if I ever visit HK again (which I want to!) I will 100% stay at Tuve. 5/5 on all counts!

Singles or Couples very cool hotel”

We booked TUVE for 2 nights as it wlooked very cool in the concrete architecture we love and was good value over the Christmas period. We loved it but the room was tiny and as we have a 7 year old boy we found it a bit cramped. If you are a single or a couple wanting a base for busy days/nights in the Causeway Bay Area it would be great. If you have kids, choose a more spacious option.

Awesome stay!”

We enjoyed our stay at tuve. Staffs were highly friendly and helpful. Everything is so new and clean so yoh won't find any dirt. Also we loved their amenities made by fresh! We would choose tuve again if we visit Hong Kong next time.

Perfect tranquility ”

Tuve is very cool! Fantastic peaceful modern oasis in a very happening neighbourhood. It broke my heart to leave. Amazing repreive from the over blown glitz of a lot of the bigger Hong Kong hotels. Can’t wait to return

Super minimal Design hotel in HK !!”

I like hotel design !! TUVE is the best design hotel in HK right now. Location is just 10 minutes walk from Tin Hua station where surrounded by many shops and restaurants. Just 1 MTR station from Cuaseway Bay , I prefer to stay at Tin Hau area more than Central or Causewaybay. TUVE is one of my best hotel in HK !!

Very good”

always a pleasant stay at Tuve, attentive staff and homely location close to the park if you out for a run and also lots of local Hong Kong style eateries around the around just a short tube ride to Central for business meetings or Causeway Bay for shopping

Lovely place in a great location”

TUVE is a very attractive, calm place and a refreshing break from bustling Hong Kong during your stay. Very friendly and helpful staff and the area is great, close to some great food and Victoria Park, Tram and MTR.

Minimal mood in the heart of Hong Kong”

Minimal, moody and quiet: this is the spirit of TUVE. Features are minimal but luxurious, an aesthetic carried from the hidden entrance to the stunning reception to the smartly designed rooms. Come expecting a sensory boutique experience, not a five star chain. Local dining awaits just outside your door including Cantonese favourites like roast goose and pot-set bean curd dessert - and when you're tired of the hustle bustle TUVE is there for rest and recharge.

Minimalist and Cozy Hotel”

Would definitely stay at Tuve when I visit Hong Kong. The place is a few meters away from Tin Hau Station. The staff was very accommodating.

Spartan accommodations with refined design details”

I have seen this hotel featured in design magazines , so when I saw that the room rates cost less than the other hotels that I was considering, I booked a room. The promotional rate included a complimentary lunch, but unfortunately we were not able to sample the Japanese-Italian fusion dishes at The Silver Room because it is closed on Modays. Karcia, from the Silver Room, graciously offered a free Sunday dinner in lieu of the lunch and was quick to reply to my queries. Check-in / out went smoothly. Upon check-out , the concierge asked us if we consumed anything from the mini-bar. When we said, “No.”, he just took our word for it- which made check-out even quicker! The cheerful doorman later on managed to hail a cab for us within a few minutes. As I mentioned earlier, the main selling point of this hotel is its Brutalist/Tadao Ando-esque experience, designed by a local firm called Design Systems. The hotel is named after “The Tuve photoset” – photographs of a Swedish lake which made such an impression on the hotel owner, that he felt compelled to encapuslate the otherworldly experience in a hotel setting. The hotel is located in what seems to be a residential area, with ground level restaurants in its immediate surroundings. Instead of looking for the hotel’s (non-existent?)signage, use the corten / rusty metal façade of the Silver Room to find the hotel. This subtlety ensues in the vaulted bunker-like elevator lobby, reception area (with a pierced lattice wall that allows glimmers of sunlight to shine through) and monastic guest rooms (unfinished concrete walls and wired glass bathroom enclosure). As architects, my husband and I appreciated the thoughtful design details in the rooms- the unobtrusive theatre lighting that serves as a night light; the hewn concave portion of the ceiling right above the pendant lamp which doesn’t take away from the ceiling height; the soundproof bathroom enclosure; the discreet floor plan and peephole; and most especially

my eyes, and my body, my skin all enjoy TUVE a lot:) I'll be back! ”

1. Stuff: Every hotel stuff are very professional and friendly (include the cleaning stuff!) . 2. Comfort: The room is well designed that you won't feel it's that small:) The bed is comfortable, nice towels, the curtain fully cover the window - prevent the sunlight in the morning 3. Amenities: Very delicate showergel/shampoo/lotion of "fresh", the drip coffee tastes good, black kettle/slippers/mugs/laundry bag match the desing! 4. Restaurant: "Silver Room" has nice interior (very spacious for Hong Kong stander!) & lovely table wear! It's a pity they don't serve breakfast -- they have great coffee and very relaxing environment!

Good location but bad room”

This is my second time at tuve. First time is ok but this time when I ask for a floor a bit higher than the freeway, they say no room so I got stuck facing a major freeway which is very noisy. Tuve should either lease 4-9 floors to company or install triple glass to shield the noise. Really can't stay at Tuve next time as I can't sleep with car/bus zoom by all the time including wee hours.

Impeccable Service and Unique Location”

Service was top-notch. Had an issue with the flushing system on the first night. After trying to repair the flush on the 2nd day (when we were out), staff decided to upgrade us into a bigger room as the repairs could not be completed on time. They were apologetic about it. Located near Tian Hou Station where eateries and dessert stalls are aplenty. Very different neighborhood from your crowded TST, Causeway Bay, Mongkok, etc. Definitely a break from the crowded areas while retaining HK's charm