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While Australia’s Bondi Beach, Thailand's Phuket or Indonesia’s Bali are all truly delightful, credit must be given where it’s due - some of Hong Kong’s beaches are in fact just as extraordinary, in particular Repulse Bay.
Offering spectacular vistas on par with the world’s best-known beach destinations, this prime waterfront spoton the southern coast of Hong Kong Island affords breathtaking views a mere 15-minute jaunt from the bustling city centre.
An architectural wonder to behold
Perched on an elevated hillside above the bay, The Repulse Bay is a true gem with awe-inspiring views of the pristine sandy beach and the majestic South China Sea horizon.
Built on the cherished grounds of the former Repulse Bay Hotel (1920-1982), this development is a testament to thoughtful master-planning and architectural brilliance. The building’s distinctive undulating façade has made it an unmistakable Hong Kong icon.
The complex is situated within a two-minute walk to Repulse Bay beach and 10 minutes to Ocean Park MTR Station and 15 minutes to Central by resident shuttle bus.
The Repulse Bay offers a variety of residential options to suit different tastes and needs. The interiors set a new standard for serviced residences in Hong Kong, with spacious simplex and duplex units finished in high-quality materials, filled with natural light and boasting panoramic sea views.
Long-term leases are available for unfurnished apartments ranging from two to six bedrooms plus a study, with sizes ranging from 1,517 to 5,868 square feet. These accommodations offer plenty of space and flexibility, allowing residents to personalise their homes to suit their lifestyle.
Move-in-ready options
Meticulously presented throughout, the de Ricou luxury serviced apartments offer a ready-to-occupy living solution. These apartments offer 1,735 to 3,409 square feet of elegant living space bathed in natural light.
Fully fitted and furnished, the…
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