JST Hotel

JST Hotel - King’s Mansion --Aesthetic of New-School Lodging in the Oasis of the Metropolis Location Advantage - Tranquility in the City Centre Located at 21-23 Nam Cheong Street, Shamshuipo, Kowloon, JST Hotel is adjacent to Nam Cheong’s four major railway hubs, Shamshuipo, Prince Edward and Olympic. It is also within walking distance of Fuk Wing Street, where Hong Kong-style cafes abound, Apliu Street, where neon signs are intertwined, and the Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre, which forms a humanistic living circle. Enjoying the MTR network’s convenience and the city’s tranquillity, it is an ideal place for business travellers and hermits. Room Space - Elegant Residence The 16-20 square meters of light luxury suites subvert the traditional hotel layout by adopting the design concept of “theatre of life”: in addition to the 1.5-metre wide luxury bed, there is also a custom-made through-the-ceiling storage system with hidden secrets and the Scandinavian minimalist desk and the industrial style sofa are a perfect match for each other. In addition, the specially planned mini cooking area is equipped with an embedded refrigerator. The wet and dry separated bathroom space adopts nano anti-bacterial stone, complemented by a rainforest shower system so that business travellers can also interpret the warmth of the home. Intelligent Supporting Facilities - Enjoyable Life Each guest room is implanted with the “intelligent living” ecosystem: intelligent mirror TV, high-speed WiFi network coverage, and composite washing and drying machines to meet the needs of long-term residents. Shared Space - Social Aesthetics Breaking through the boundaries of traditional hotel functions, the hotel has created three special social areas: 1. Time Station Lobby: A freshly ground coffee workshop with an ice cream counter, complemented by the charred aroma of a vintage popcorn cart, weaves a time-travelling rest scene. 2. Starry Sky Terrace Barbecue Garden: Complete with a BBQ and outdoor lounge table and chairs, this garden is perfect for hosting a rooftop party for 20 people under the night sky. Designed with the philosophy of “urban seclusion” in mind, Seiko International Hotel perfectly balances the city’s smoke and fire and quiet poetry in the Sham Shui Po district, representing the “humanistic Hong Kong”. Whether you are a student pursuing studies, a creative traveller in search of inspiration or an urban elite longing for a break from the hustle and bustle of the city, you can find an exclusive third space here to write your chapter on Hong Kong Island in the depths of the hustle and bustle of the city.