Description
The Opposite House by Swire Hotels is one of four Houses in The House Collective. Located in Taikoo Li Sanlitun a vibrant open plan shopping, dining and entertainment destination developed by Swire Properties, The Opposite House was designed by Kengo Kuma, one of Japan’s most celebrated architects. The House’s 99 guest studios include nine spacious suites and a penthouse duplex with a 240 sqm roof terrace. More than half of all the studios are over 70 sqm and all are strikingly simple with natural wooden floors and subtle touches of Chinese décor. The Atrium of the House presents itself as a contemporary art gallery, showcasing the work of exciting artists from the region and further afield. The House also has three restaurants, Superfly, the casual Sichuan bar restaurant that celebrates the culture of the everyday through electric vibes, bites and drinks; Jing Yaa Tang, chef Li Dong’s Michelin starred masterpiece of fine Chinese cuisine includin g its famous Peking duck; and Frasca, the modern Italian eatery serving classics crafted. Finally, Union, the cocktail bar designed by AvroKO, embodies the spirit of 1920s modernism and is the place to savour silk road inspired cocktails over thoughtful conversations.
Location
More about Manama
Nestled in the heart of the Arabian Gulf, Manama is a melting pot of cultures, a city where the old and the new seamlessly blend together. As one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the region, Manama offers a unique travel experience that is both authentic and modern.
One of the most striking features of Manama is its stunning skyline, dotted with towering skyscrapers and modern architecture. From the iconic Bahrain World Trade Center to the sleek towers of the Bahrain Financial Harbour, the city's skyline is a testament to the country's rapid development and growth.
But amidst the modernity, Manama also boasts a rich history and heritage that is evident in its numerous museums, cultural landmarks, and traditional markets. The Bahrain National Museum, for instance, offers a fascinating glimpse into the...
