On Mody Road. (I originally thought it was on the corner with Nathan Road, but that was just a sign pointing to the hotel, which was a short distance along Mody Road.)
The book "Streets: Exploring Kowloon" says:
"... the new wing of the Miramar Hotel. It provides an extra 268 rooms, together with a magnificent theatre-restaurant and special banqueting rooms."
1967
"The Miramar Hotel at the corner of Nathan Rd and Kimberley Rd has an especially good reputation. It was also Hongkong's first postwar hotel, opened in 1948"
Dates are approximates based on available info. any more exact dates appreciated.
[30 May 2017 Update: adjusted location, and edited address from 15 to 15A.]
Timeline:
Notes from Wikipedia:
The Peak Hotel was a hotel at upper terminus of the Peak Tram in Hong Kong. It started as a bar and restaurant, and a hotel with twenty bedrooms for summer visitors opening about the same time as the Peak Tram, in 1888.
History of IL 1875 lot:
Leased to Martha Lyen in 1911 for 75 years/renewable another 75 years.
This is the second "Kingsclere" in Hong Kong - both owned by ER Belilos. The original Kingsclere's address was 13 Caine Rd.
Belilios originally intended the Kennedy Road as a Synagogue. However, there was some to-do with the Trustees, (Belilios wanted a road to the upper part of the property to build on, and the Trustees said no. ER took some legal action) and it was not built.
In 1896, the Kennedy Road lot was put up for auction. An extention was requested in 1898, and a lease issued in 1904.
Vanessa notes this was one of the long-stay hotels used by British people returning from leave in the 60s and 70s.
There are more memories of the hotel plus a photo over on Facebook.
