The Mira Hong Kong

Hip interiors, award-winning cuisine, and personalised guest service continue to build on our reputation as Hong Kong’s hottest hotel. And now, our Michelin-rated restaurants: Cuisine Cuisine at The Mira and WHISK offer some of the finest culinary experiences the city has to offer.

Stylish, iconoclastic, individualised. Marked by art, music, cuisine, and all that’s uplifting and edgy in-between. A discreet designer haven.

Award-winning spa, ultimate room stays, exemplary dining – we invite you to experience why we are now a member of the Design HotelsTM network of exclusive global properties – with the Michelin-starred eateries to match. 

 
 
 
 

General enquiries and address

Address:
118 Nathan Road,
Tsimshatsui,
Kowloon, Hong Kong

For hotel enquiries please contact:
Tel: 852 2368 1111
Fax: 852 2369 1788
Email: info@themirahotel.com
 

 
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Yamm at the Mira

Laid back, relaxed and thoroughly delicious. Award-winning restaurant, Yamm, is serving the best of international flavors à la carte, a signature buffet, and an all-day local and regional selection means one thing: when hunger strikes, food is just four memorable letters away.

Attractions in Hong Kong

  • The Peak
  • Madame Tussauds
  • Hollywood Road, Cat Street, Man Mo Temple
  • Western Market
  • Lan Kwai Fong & SoHo
  • Hong Kong Park
  • Golden Bauhinia Square & Special Flag Raising Ceremony
  • Happy Valley Racecourse
  • Jumbo Kingdom
  • Ocean Park Hong Kong
  • Repulse Bay
  • Stanley Market & Murray House
  • Aberdeen 

Climate of Hong Kong

Hong Kong has a sub-tropical climate, being temperate for nearly half the year, with cool, dry winters and hot, humid summers.

Winter lasts from January to March with January and February more cloudy, with occasional cold fronts followed by dry northerly winds. It is not uncommon for temperatures to drop below 10 °C in urban areas. February is the coldest month in Hong Kong, when the temperature averages 16°C.

 

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