The Nigo Hong Kong Murray Hotel｜A Luxurious Encounter at a Central Landmark

Finally checked in at the dreamy hotel I've been longing for! Located in the Murray Building in Central, a famous modernist architectural landmark in Hong Kong, it is a stunning sight in itself. This time, I stayed in the N1 room, and from the moment I stepped in, I was surrounded by delightful surprises! Right at the entrance, a huge full-length mirror caught my eye, perfect for snapping photos that look like a scene from a movie; the double-glazed soundproof windows block out the street noise, so even facing the street, you can enjoy peaceful moments. Honestly, this hotel itself is a super "attraction," with every corner full of thoughtful design, making it perfect for wandering around and taking pictures! I originally planned to take the cable car to Victoria Peak, but unfortunately, it was foggy that day, so I switched to Citywalk instead. Returning to the hotel after 8 p.m., I was drawn by the DJ girl spinning tunes outdoors at Murray Lane downstairs even before entering! The atmosphere was super chill and so relaxing that I couldn’t help but linger. Back in the room, the turndown service was heartwarming—luggage racks were thoughtfully set up, and fruits, coffee, and tea were all replenished, a detail lover’s dream! After a short rest, I headed straight to Popinjays on the rooftop. This stylish and modern rooftop bar and restaurant features a wraparound terrace. Ordering a cocktail and overlooking the dazzling night view of Central, at that moment, all expectations and imaginations turned into reality—perhaps this is the true meaning of travel! The next morning, I had breakfast at the Garden Lounge, where the outdoor dining area offered a unique charm. The biggest surprise was the authentic Chinese dishes—potstickers and dan dan noodles were so genuine that I couldn’t stop praising them! Even more thoughtful, the hotel provides exclusive shuttle buses with multiple routes for convenient travel (details on P12). Unfortunately, this trip was tight, so I didn’t get to experience the gym and pool, leaving those for next time to explore other room types~