The Hart, unlike how you find the heart in the center. This quaint industrial hotel is located on Hart Avenue, in a popular place in Hongkong called Tsim Sha Tsui. It's a peculiar hotel with a lobby on the top rather than the ground floor.
The first thing that made sense to me was how a particular fragrant tickled my nose. It reminded me of fresh flowers and the smell of the rain when it hits the ground after a very long hot day. As I entered the space, I looked up and saw the lighting fixture hanging overhead giving the reception area as a sense of mystery. There was just enough light. Shadows played here and there against the concrete finish of the wall and the black details gave the whole space its own distinct character.
As masculine as it may look, I didn't miss noticing the fresh flowers placed at the end of the reception table and a shallow wooden bowl with a metal engraving that says key drop. The interior design of the space was minimal but the accent spoke volumes.
The staff at the reception area weren't overly friendly. Just enough, I guess, to get us by.
Our room was small but it didn't feel suffocating. It was just enough for a traveling couple ready to explore Hong Kong. I loved our first room (we extended and requested a bigger room). Drinking water was provided, fresh towels, a comfortable bed, and bathing needs like shampoo, conditioner, and the body were also some of the little nice perks.
I heartfully love our stay at The Hart.