"Yes. It does not look obvious, but it is the best place to stay in Hong-Kong. Mr.Tyler recommended I make a reservation here, rather in any of the more known places. You will find the service to surpass even the Royal Hotel downtown, though!"<br/><br/>The mansion had no sign advertising it is a hotel, yet it did seemed to be a hotel of sorts. When Christopher rang the electric bell at the gate, a dark-suited man arrived with a ring of keys to unlock the gate. The gate itself was very secure, as it boasted three different locks he'd operate.<br/><br/>Past the gate was a garden where local flowers and trees mixed with more European decorum: altanas, classical statues and hedges. There were a few people gathering in one of the altanas, all of the male and European and most of them rather stern looking.<br/><br/>"This hotel doesn't advertise, it's a privilidge to know about it."