The Fleming

I first saw this hotel on ArchDaily, one of the Architecture review websites. The hotel design was inspired by the Hong Kong Star Ferry, and I have wanted to stay here ever since. A Work of Substance designed the Fleming Hotel in Wan Chai. There is a small entrance from the street level, and you are entering the wonder world of The Fleming. You are welcomed by the classic design check-in desk with room keys in the background. One piece of furniture that caught my eye is the chair with a backrest you can push up like on the Star Ferry; unfortunately, they don't sell it. After checking in, I made my way up the blood-red lift that could easily be in any Wes Anderson movie. I am unsure if "inspired by" appropriately describes the level of detail the designer put into this hotel. This project is a designer's dream, as they have designed almost every element of the hotel, from furniture to lighting. I am staying in the Large Room with a King Bed. The hotel has been open since 2017, and its condition remains very good. I will let the photos show the level of detail in the design; it is tastefully done if you are an architect, designer, or passionate about design. The Fleming should be on your bucket list!

This hotel is truly charming and beautifully designed, in an excellent location. The rooms are gorgeous, well-maintained, pleasantly scented, and feature a very modern architecture. It definitely lives up to all the great reviews here on Google. I’d like to give special thanks to the receptionist Ms. Yoqu for her tremendous help when we got out of a taxi — she was extremely kind and genuinely concerned about our safety. We would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Hong Kong.

Loved every bit of the hotel- from the interior design, cleanliness and excellent service from the hotel staff. Was informed by counter staff about the upcoming typhoon, and was advised to purchase any food and necessities upon check-in! That information was necessary for our safety and we truly appreciated it. The cleaning lady we encountered was so nice too. A modern, beautiful (lovely green and gold theme with wooden floors!) and clean room that was beyond our expectations. A notch above other hotels.

Nice and very convenient hotel. Easy walk to the Exhibition center as well as to Subway and even Star Ferry Wan Chai Pier. My room had a desk which was helpful. Breakfast is great

The rooms were lovely, very comfortable and quiet. Good air conditioning. The staff were very attentive and helpful. The location has decent public transport access. There is a large road nearby, but we couldn't hear it from the room. The breakfast is decent as well, mostly western food. Would definitely stay here again.

Our first hotel in Hong Kong smelled of terrible mildew, so we moved to The Fleming which was a massive relief. The ship themed rooms are fantastic, everything is clean, and the service was terrific. We didn’t even tell them it was my birthday, but they must have noticed it from my passport when they scanned it and prepared balloons in the room! Easy 5-star experience

Very central in Wan Chai. Great retro feel and decoration of the rooms. They sell some retro products like pens, postcards as well. Our room was very spacious by HK standards. Retro design of bathrooms. Umbrella to rent. Nice feel.

Just a stone’s throw away from many great eateries and 茶餐廳 nearby, The Fleming is located at a strategic corner, with a restaurant just on the main floor adjacent to the main entrance into the hotel. Majestically beautiful interior, from the guest lobby, to the hallways, all the way down to the rooms itself. For Hong Kong, The Fleming actually boasts a great deal for the space and quality you’d be indulging in. I came with my family and they were so kindly nestled in a room just right down the hall from mine. The rooms were spacious, and sufficiently cozy. I had a great night’s sleep, during the duration of my stay. Though my shower pressure was a tad on the chaotic/high end. All in all, a great find. Front of the house staff at the check-in desk were polite, and I looked forward to returning back every evening.

This is a beautiful small hotel, in a greatly renovated composite building in the former red district of Wan Chai. It recreates a boat like art deco Hong Kong style. The rooms are really cute and they retain the intensity of the 1930s vibrant island, in a luxurious version. The staff could not be nicer and more effective. The restaurant on the ground floor is nice, but with a limited menu. A bit more of care in the design of its culinary identity would have been important to couple with the rest of the hotel standards.