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Mira Moon, Hong Kong

📍 388 Jaffe Road, Hong Kong
A moon-mythology design hotel with theatrical Chinese-European interiors and a lantern-lit dining terrace
Price range1,638 – 2,262 HKD
Room size range21 sqm – 78 sqm
9.1408 Reviews
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Mira Moon, Hong Kong offers 6 room types, ranging from 21 sqm to 78 sqm. Nightly room prices range from 1,638 to 2,262 HKD. Book your stay directly through H5star.

What Defines Mira Moon

Mid-Autumn Festival concept

The hotel is built around a modern interpretation of Mid-Autumn Festival mythology, with guestrooms and suites named after lunar phases.

Wanders & YOO design

The design pedigree is tied to Wanders & YOO, and the hotel belongs to the Design Hotels collection.

High-rise boutique format

The property occupies 31 floors while maintaining a compact boutique-hotel scale.

Layered accommodation collection

The published inventory comprises 87 guestrooms, a junior suite and a penthouse suite, with New Moon Studio, Half Moon and Full Moon categories.

118-square-metre penthouse

The penthouse suite measures approximately 118 square metres, or 1,250 square feet.

Spanish tapas and mythology

Supergiant combines Spanish-tapas-inspired dining with cocktails influenced by Chinese mythology.

Lantern-lit Secret Garden

The restaurant connects to the open-air Secret Garden terrace, which uses lantern lighting after dark.

Harbor-facing Crystal Lounge

The Crystal Lounge sits beside the lobby and is oriented toward harbor views as an evening drinks space.

24-hour fitness facility

The fitness center is described as operating 24 hours and includes cardio machines, free weights, cable machines and exercise balls.

Causeway Bay setting

The hotel is located in Causeway Bay, close to the district's shopping, dining, nightlife, harborfront and commercial areas.

Which Type of Stay Is It Best For?

Mira Moon, Hong Kong is best suited to business stays, with fewer dedicated facilities for families.

Couples Score
7.0/10
Moonlit rooms and harbor-facing drinks

Floor-to-ceiling windows, marble bathrooms with stand-alone tubs, and intimate evening settings at the harbor-facing Crystal Lounge and lantern-lit Secret Garden terrace create an atmospheric base for drinks, dining, and city views.

  • Wine/champagne
  • Concierge service
  • Happy hour
  • Food delivered to guest room
Wellness Score
7.0/10
A practical urban workout base

A 24-hour fitness center provides cardio machines, free weights, cable machines, and exercise balls, allowing structured workouts to fit around an urban itinerary rather than relying on resort-style wellness programming.

  • Fitness facilities
  • Fitness center
  • Access to health care professionals
Families Score
7.2/10
More space within a central hotel

The documented accommodation mix combines compact studios with larger suites, including an approximately 118-square-metre penthouse, giving couples or small families a choice of more generous layouts within a central urban hotel.

  • Family rooms
Business Score
8.2/10
Causeway Bay connectivity

Causeway Bay places the hotel near dense retail, dining, nightlife, the harborfront, and commercial areas, with Causeway Bay MTR station's C1 exit identified as the nearest rail access for efficient city travel.

  • Express check-in/check-out
  • Luggage storage
  • Contactless check-in/check-out
  • Currency exchange
  • Dry cleaning
  • Free WiFi
  • Invoice provided
  • Laundry
  • Mobile app for room service
  • Safety deposit box

Rooms & Rates at Mira Moon

Check rates and availability for all rooms at Mira Moon, then book securely with H5star.

New Moon Queen Room2 photos
Price range 1 317 – 1 972 HKDAverage price 1 638 HKDPrice per sqm 77.98 HKD / m²
21 sqm
Adults: 2 · Children: 2 · Max occupancy: 3
Queen bed, 151-180 cm wide
Seating Area
Half Moon Premier King Room with Partial Harbor View5 photos
Price range 1 669 – 2 361 HKDAverage price 1 982 HKDPrice per sqm 56.62 HKD / m²
35 sqm
Adults: 2 · Children: 2 · Max occupancy: 3
Extra-large double bed (Super-king size), 181-210 cm wide
Seating Area
Half Moon King Room with Partial Harbor View5 photos
Price range 1 498 – 2 176 HKDAverage price 1 813 HKDPrice per sqm 51.81 HKD / m²
35 sqm
Adults: 2 · Children: 2 · Max occupancy: 3
Extra-large double bed (Super-king size), 181-210 cm wide
Seating Area
Full Moon Premier King Room with Partial Harbor View7 photos
Price range 1 976 – 2 464 HKDAverage price 2 185 HKDPrice per sqm 57.51 HKD / m²
38 sqm
Adults: 2 · Children: 2 · Max occupancy: 3
Extra-large double bed (Super-king size), 181-210 cm wide
Seating Area
Full Moon King Room with Partial Harbor View7 photos
Price range 1 765 – 2 895 HKDAverage price 2 262 HKDPrice per sqm 59.52 HKD / m²
38 sqm
Adults: 2 · Children: 2 · Max occupancy: 3
Extra-large double bed (Super-king size), 181-210 cm wide
Seating Area
Suite3 photos
78 m2
Adults: 4 · Max occupancy: 4
Extra-large double bed (Super-king size), 181-210 cm wide

A High-Rise Interpretation of Moon Mythology

Chinese symbolism meets European boutique styling

The interiors translate Mid-Autumn Festival mythology into a theatrical contemporary language, combining traditional Chinese motifs with European boutique-hotel styling. Carved wood, lacquered surfaces, polished wood ceilings, marble, bright red accents and stylized lunar references carry the concept through guestrooms and shared spaces.

Boutique scale across a vertical city building

Although guest floors are stacked through a 31-floor urban tower, the property is organized as a compact design hotel rather than a resort. Its design is associated with Wanders & YOO, and its membership of the Design Hotels collection reinforces the concept-led identity.

Atmospheric public spaces and tailored floors

The lobby and lounge areas prioritize theatrical atmosphere over large-scale gathering space, using dramatic patterns, moon symbolism and layered decorative details. Historical reporting also identifies two dedicated Ladies' Floors and two Gentlemen's Floors with tailored services.

Lunar-Named Rooms with Layered Views and Technology

From New Moon Studios to the Penthouse

Accommodation categories include New Moon Studio, Half Moon and Full Moon, with higher-floor versions of the latter two designated Premier. The inventory also includes a junior suite and a penthouse suite of approximately 118 square metres.

Carved details, marble bathrooms and stand-alone tubs

Guestrooms use carved wood, lacquered white ceramic, tile floors, polished wooden ceilings, red headboards, latticework-inspired details, floral carpet motifs and wall murals combining classical Chinese forms with modern styling. Marble bathrooms and stand-alone tubs are documented features.

Floor-to-ceiling urban outlooks

Published room descriptions include floor-to-ceiling windows with outlooks varying by orientation and floor, including partial Victoria Harbour, city, Victoria Peak and International Commerce Centre views. The technology-led room experience has also included iPad mini devices, Apple AirPlay and integrated personal-device connectivity.

Supergiant Tapas and Cocktails Among Lantern-Lit Spaces

Supergiant's Spanish-tapas-inspired programme

Supergiant is the principal dining venue, combining Spanish-tapas-inspired food with a mythology-themed cocktail programme drawing on Chinese mythology. Service has been described from breakfast through dinner, with breakfast including a buffet and made-to-order egg dishes.

Crystal Lounge and Secret Garden

Beside the lobby, the Crystal Lounge provides a quieter evening setting for drinks with harbor views. Supergiant extends to the Secret Garden, an open-air terrace with lantern lighting that creates a separate outdoor setting for dining and drinks.

An Open-Air Garden Above Causeway Bay

The Secret Garden terrace

The hotel's principal documented outdoor leisure space is the Secret Garden, an open-air terrace connected to Supergiant. Lantern lighting gives the terrace a distinct evening setting, complementing the property's moon-and-festival design language.

Round-the-Clock Fitness for an Urban Itinerary

A compact but equipped fitness center

The fitness center is documented as a 24-hour facility with cardio machines, free weights, cable machines and exercise balls. The wellness offer is centered on independent exercise rather than a larger resort spa, thermal circuit or treatment programme.

Causeway Bay Shopping, Nightlife and Harbor Connections

In Hong Kong Island's retail and entertainment core

Causeway Bay is one of Hong Kong Island's most intensely urban districts, known for shopping, dining and nightlife. The hotel's location places it near dense retail streets, commercial areas, the harborfront and the island's central business and entertainment zones.

MTR access and harbor-side city views

Causeway Bay MTR station is identified as the nearest rail access point, with exit C1 specified in hotel material. Partial harbor views and the Crystal Lounge's orientation toward the skyline connect the property to the nightly A Symphony of Lights setting.

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Sentiment analysis

CategoryScoreGuest Sentiment
Cleanliness8.6Some reports of dirty kettle; generally standard quality for this hotel tier.
Service10Staff were consistently mentioned as friendly, helpful, and professional.
Location9.57Location is praised, being well positioned for transport and attractions.
Room Quality9.11Rooms are generally spacious and well-designed, but some guests found specific rooms small.
Amenities8.56Noted issues with amenities like the lack of a bidet and dirty kettle.
Value for Money8.89Good value as many guests perceive the overall experience priced reasonably.
Food and Beverage8.05Breakfast offerings are considered poor by some guests.
Overall Experience10Many guests overall had very positive experiences and would return.

Mira Moon, Hong Kong Compared With Other 5-Star Hotels in Hong Kong

See how Mira Moon, Hong Kong compares with other 5-star hotels in Hong Kong across room size, price and stay scores.

MetricMira Moon, Hong Kong5-Star Hong Kong AveragePosition
Lowest nightly room price1 638 HKD2 529 HKDBelow average
Guest Rating9.19.1
Reviews4081,947
Couples Score7.08.2
Wellness Score7.07.8
Families Score7.27.0
Business Score8.28.8

Frequently Asked Questions

How many room types does Mira Moon, Hong Kong offer?

Mira Moon, Hong Kong offers 6 room types.

What is the price range for rooms at Mira Moon, Hong Kong?

Room prices range from 1,638 – 2,262 HKD per night.

What is the average nightly price at Mira Moon, Hong Kong?

The average nightly room price is 1,976 HKD.

What are the room sizes at Mira Moon, Hong Kong?

Room sizes range from 21 sqm to 78 sqm.

What is the most affordable room at Mira Moon, Hong Kong?

The most affordable room at Mira Moon, Hong Kong is New Moon Queen Room, with prices from 1 317 HKD per night.

What type of stay is Mira Moon, Hong Kong best suited for?

Mira Moon, Hong Kong is best suited to business stays, with fewer dedicated facilities for families.

What facilities does Mira Moon, Hong Kong offer?

Mira Moon, Hong Kong offers a selection of facilities and services for a comfortable stay.

Can I book Mira Moon, Hong Kong through H5star?

Yes. You can check live room rates and availability and book your stay directly through H5star.

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