Little Tai Hang
Tin Hau, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
“Boutique neighborhood hideaway”
Vibe
Danish mud-red bricks and mid-century woodwork give this residential hideaway a grounded, intimate feel just steps from Victoria Park.
“Boutique neighborhood hideaway”
Architect Tommy Pao crafted the exterior using custom Danish mud-red bricks paired with bespoke mid-century furnishings.
Settled in Tai Hang with curated artwork from local illustrators and steps from neighborhood artisan cafes.
Tipsy Restaurant & Bar anchors the podium alongside an informal fireplace lounge for mingling.
In Tai Hang across from Victoria Park, minutes from Lin Fa Kung Temple and Tin Hau MTR.
Rooms
Deep soaking tubs sit right against picture windows, framing panoramic views of Victoria Harbour and lush southern hillsides.
Backstory
Architect Tommy Pao layered Danish coal-fired bricks and glazed tiles along the podium to echo Hong Kong’s mid-century streetscapes.
Eat & drink
Tipsy Restaurant & Bar anchors the podium, pouring craft cocktails and serving modern European plates to a neighborhood crowd.
The neighborhood
Tucked behind Victoria Park, Tai Hang trades Causeway Bay's neon rush for quiet alleys filled with artisan bakeries and temple shrines.
The app
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