The Repulse Bay Building

The present building is 37 floors high at its tallest. It comprises four towers, with the size of apartments ranging from 91 to 545 m2. The four towers are named "Taggart", "Hartson", "Nicholson", and "De Ricou", after persons associated with the original Hotel. De Ricou tower is LEED certified and comprises 15 serviced apartments and was fully refurbished in 2012-2013.

The building is known for its square "hole", purportedly added for feng shui purposes.It received a silver medal at the 1989 Hong Kong Institute of Architects Annual Awards.

The Repulse Bay has two restaurants: The Verandah and Spices.

An unmistakable icon of the southern district, The Repulse Bay is easily recognised for architectural designs well ahead of its time – an undulating façade, with a distinctive feng shui sky window carved from centre. The three towers of luxury, unfurnished apartments at The Repulse Bay offer a perfect home for families looking for the finest accommodation.

Reminiscent of the rich legacy of The Repulse Bay, the three towers – Taggart, Harston and Nicholson – are named after the people who were instrumental to the property’s founding and ascension to fame: Mr. James Taggart, General Manager of the former Repulse Bay Hotel; Mr. J. Scott Harston, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Hong Kong Hotel Company; and Mr. A. A. Nicholson, a rose expert who planned the beautiful gardens of the hotel.

All apartments are generously proportioned, ranging from 1,517 to 5,868 sq. ft. in size. Those who are more accustomed to more space might consider renting one of the duplexes. Whatever you decide on, you will be moving into a lifestyle unlike any other in Hong Kong.