Mira Moon Hotel
Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
“Folklore-inspired design sanctuary”
MICHELIN Guide · Condé Nast Traveler
Vibe
Dutch designer Marcel Wanders reinterprets Mid-Autumn Festival folklore through custom ceramics and theatrical, mood-lit spaces.
“Folklore-inspired design sanctuary”
Whimsical Marcel Wanders interiors reinterpreting Chinese mythology through custom ceramics and theatrical lighting.
Decor inspired by Mid-Autumn Festival folklore with traditional peony motifs and custom tilework.
Open-air secret garden terrace and cocktail bar popular with neighborhood locals.
In Causeway Bay near nonstop crossings, flagship malls, and nightlife.
Rooms
Bold peony patterns and intricate mosaic tilework frame deep soaking tubs in visually theatrical, modern spaces.
Backstory
Designer Marcel Wanders opened the hotel in 2013, drawing inspiration from the ancient story of the Moon Goddess.
Eat & drink
An open-air secret garden terrace serves crafted cocktails tucked away from the surrounding high-rise neon.
The neighborhood
Steps from Jaffe Road, Causeway Bay unfolds into a dense labyrinth of flagship shopping malls and late-night dining.
“In a city of futuristic high-rises and ultra-modern boutique hotels, the whimsical Mira Moon stands out for its sense of cultural history — and its sense of humor.”
“Walking through Mira Moon’s ground-floor entrance feels like arriving at a Chinoiserie-chic palace.”
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