The Jervois

The Jervois is a luxury boutique accommodation property at 89 Jervois Street in Sheung Wan, Hong Kong. The property occupies a 35-storey tower and is presented as a combination of boutique hotel and serviced-apartment accommodation, with a total of 49 suites. Its design is a collaboration between French architect Florent Nédélec, responsible for the architectural concept, and French furniture designer Christian Liaigre, who developed the interior design. The property emphasizes privacy, expansive views, and a residential experience rather than the scale and density associated with a conventional large hotel. A defining feature is the private lift-lobby access provided for every suite. Typical floors contain two suites, while the upper five floors contain one suite per floor. The upper-level residences are described as having panoramic views toward Victoria Harbour, Central, and Victoria Peak. Floor-to-ceiling windows and corner-window layouts are central to the property's visual identity, allowing natural light and city views to function as major parts of the guest experience. The Jervois is located in Sheung Wan, an established central Hong Kong district with a mix of commercial, historic, and residential uses. Its name is derived from Jervois Street, the address on which the tower stands. Public reference material characterizes the property as a high-end, design-led accommodation offering, with a focus on suites, discretion, and a boutique atmosphere. The available sources do not establish a founder, ownership structure, opening year, corporate parent, or detailed operating history. They also do not provide reliable public information about financial performance, executive leadership, or a wider network of properties under the same brand.

The Jervois is a 35-storey boutique accommodation tower at 89 Jervois Street in Sheung Wan, Hong Kong. Public descriptions identify it as containing 49 suites and position it within the luxury hotel and serviced-apartment segment. Detailed information about the project's developer, opening date, financing, ownership, and management history is not established in the available reference material. The property's identity is closely associated with its architectural and interior-design collaboration. French architect Florent Nédélec designed the building, while French furniture designer Christian Liaigre created the interiors. This pairing gives The Jervois a distinctly design-oriented profile, with the property relying on proportion, materials, privacy, and views rather than extensive public facilities or a large-room inventory to distinguish itself. The accommodation layout is a central part of the concept. Every suite is accessed through a private lift lobby. Most floors contain two suites, and the upper five floors contain one suite each. The upper floors therefore offer a more exclusive configuration, while their 360-degree views extend toward Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong's Central district, and Victoria Peak. Across the building, floor-to-ceiling glazing and, on typical floors, double corner windows provide broad views of the surrounding city. The Jervois's location in Sheung Wan places it within Hong Kong's central urban area. Its product is best understood as a hybrid between a luxury boutique hotel and a serviced-apartment building: the available descriptions use both categories, while emphasizing suites and a private residential feel. The property has also received attention from international travel and design media. Reference material cites a 2012 Wallpaper* recognition as a Best Business Hotel, coverage in Air France Magazine in the same year, and an article in Perspective Magazine. These mentions indicate early international visibility for the property, although the available sources do not document a longer sequence of awards, brand expansions, or corporate transactions. No reliable information in the supplied sources identifies current or former executives, a parent company, a founder, an owner, or a formally stated opening year. There is likewise no source-supported evidence of scandals, litigation, recalls, major pricing decisions, acquisitions, or other corporate events. The brand should therefore be treated as a single-property Hong Kong accommodation identity unless additional authoritative sources establish a broader operating group.

• 2012

  International design and travel-media recognition

  [1]The Jervoisen.wikipedia.org

  Reference material cites coverage of The Jervois in Wallpaper* magazine, Air France Magazine, and Perspective Magazine. Wallpaper* associated the property with its 2012 Best Business Hotel recognition.

A high-end, design-led boutique accommodation property emphasizing privacy, suite-style living, architectural character, and views across Hong Kong.

• Luxury serviced apartments and boutique hotel accommodation

  The Jervois suites

  The property's core offering is a collection of 49 suites within a 35-storey tower in Sheung Wan. Suites are designed around privacy and city views, with each unit reached through a private lift lobby. Typical floors contain two suites, while the top five floors contain one suite per floor, creating a more exclusive upper-level configuration.

• Luxury hotel and serviced-apartment suites

  Upper-floor panoramic suites

  The upper five floors contain one suite per floor and are described as offering 360-degree views toward Victoria Harbour, Central, and Victoria Peak. These residences represent the property's most private and panoramic accommodation format, supported by floor-to-ceiling windows and a high-rise setting.

1. 1The Jervoisen.wikipedia.org
2. 2The Jervois official websitethejervois.com