Walked in without an appointment as I saw this shop while venturing around the area. They usually…read moretake appointment only but had an opening. I had to wait 20 minutes but no big deal since they gave me a cool towel and ice water while sitting on the couch. They did me a favor squeezing me in. Even offered other refreshments. Excellent customer service. They play great music as well in my opinion. I received a haircut from Mark and I'd say it was excellent. Exactly how I wanted. I nearly gave this an overall rating of 4 because of the price. Nearly $50 bucks, HK380. It is Hong Kong though...so I took that into consideration. Will I go here for a haircut next time? Yup.

Great hair cut. Walked in and was able to get a cut and a shave, but I highly recommend an…read moreappointment. I got lucky to be able to get fit in. Place has a cool vibe. About 6 barber chairs, music and they offered me a beverage while I waited. Only con was a bit steep on the price. But for a nice pampering, worth it.

Hong Kong, Central. November 2023…read more The Mandarin Oriental's Barber is on the hotel's second floor. Gentlemen will receive a bespoke experience influenced by England and Shanghai. You can get a haircut and shave from your barber. Someone is available to do a Shanghai pedicure if you don't take care of your feet and spend a lot time barefoot. Some of their barbers have worked there for decades and only serve regular clients in a private room. When not in use the private room is open to mostly hotel guests. Your pampering starts with an offer of coffee or proper tea w biscuit. Come in early to unwind. I believe a beer is available from downstairs in the late afternoon for you after work types who need a cut or shave. It's very nice to pamper yourself once in a while in a gentleman's environment.

We came here for the Shanghainess pedicure, aka. shaving skin very softly from the feet. I saved my…read morefeet skin for two months so I can fully enjoy this. The guy who did my pedicure was very nice, asked how long my nails want to be (yes they do cut nails and even put nail polish on if you like), then carefully lifted my feet and started shaving skin, from bottom to top. I've never experienced such thorough shaving that I felt like my feet were 2lbs lighter. To be fair it's not the cheapest pedicure, about a little over $100, but given I'm only coming to Hong Kong every 3 years or so, it's very worth it.

Got a really great cut after closing hours! Sam gave me some recommendations for HK during my visit…read moreand went above and beyond!

Been coming here for years. A bit hard to find amongst the back alley 'hot pot' smokers off…read moreWellington Street - and a sweaty stair climb. I've never booked here, and the longest I've had to wait is about 15 minutes. Great atmosphere - dark wood, black and white photos and bevelled mirrors. Not quite the plush leather and brass of the Mandarin Oriental, but a manly feel all the same. Cutters and stylists are receptive to requests and sufficiently skilful to give you what you want. I lucked out with a GQ magazine at my seat with Daniel Craig on the front - too easy to point at his picture and ask for a cut like James Bond in Spectre! Definitely a haunt for me.

Super nice staff - plus just like barbershops in Los Angeles they offer you a drink or a beer which…read moreis a great bonus! Probably not cheapest place in town but super clean and nice

It was really interesting how I started visiting this salon, but I have been visiting for 2 years…read moresince then. I was backpacking for 9 months and haven't had any haircut at all. While I enjoyed the long hair, I don't think my friends enjoyed as much when I came back to HK. My friend has been almost begging me to have a haircut, so I gave in, but on a condition that I could keep the hair and send them to NGO to make wigs for children suffering cancers. He then recommended his friend right next to him, Yoko, and she was happy to make that happen. Never in my life I'd think I could let a Japanese girl to handle my hair. But it was a breeze in the air. Location was pretty easy to access, right opposite to Fringe Club. You would be greeted by the staff, and they would offer you beverages. I almost felt bad getting white wine (in the middle of Tuesday afternoons?) so I went for the coffee. But it's entirely up to you, no one would judge... The hair washing and massaging was so comfortable I often fell asleep, that might give you a hint how good it was. While Yoko is coming from Japan she speaks perfect English. Most of the hairstylists have one single problem: they do it their way instead of the way they are told to do. Like if I ask to trim "a bit", they will go and trim an inch. The good thing about Yoko is she never does that, never goes over, and always does the exact right length or right style you ask for. And on top, while I'm a perfectly nice guy (HAHA), my hair isn't so. They are really hard to handle. I know a lot of guys would just pay $100 for a speed haircut, but I'd pay more to get it right. At one point I had two haircuts in the same day because the the first stylist screwed up so badly. I have no idea how Yoko handles it well from the very first time, but now I find the right one and I'm most probably not gonna switch to another one in a long time. Heads up though, Yoko is the boss and tends to be very busy, so use their online booking thingy to make it easier.

Worst hairdressing experience I have ever had! The…read morehairdresser was rude. He completely ignored what I asked him to do. When I tried to remind him he told me that what he wanted to do was more fashionable. When I mentioned again that he was not doing what I had asked for he told me that if I didn't like it he could do it again or I would not have to pay. I wasted three hours of my life feeling anxious and uncomfortable and then was charged 3600 HK dollars, even after saying again that I was unhappy with the outcome. Would not recommend!

Yelp is not a thing in HK. At all. Try to use Yelp here and you're stuck with a handful of touristy…read morerestaurants that are few and far apart. So when I first stepped out of the elevator to the 10th floor of this hidden little building off a hidden little road off Queen's Road Central, and I saw that familiar red circle emblazoned with "People Love Us On Yelp", I knew I belonged. So I've always been loyal to one hairdresser back in Canada but I decided to shake things up and go to a salon in HK that 1) Wouldn't give me an 80's hairstyle 2) Wouldn't charge me insane amounts of money. A quick Google search turned up an SCMP article going into exquisite detail about The Attic, with a cut costing about HKD $400. Perfect. Calling in to reserve, they let me know that there are tiers of hairstylists. Junior stylists are about HKD $350, with master stylists over HKD $1000. Colouring started at HKD $800 with highlights and bleaching costing extra. All colouring has a HKD $50 consultation fee. Sounds good. They booked me in for a mid-tier $480 cut. So far, so good. The woman on the other end of the phone was informative and polite. The good service continues! I'm seated right at my appointment time in a bright, large, spacious area and offered a beverage right away. My stylist, Winky, comes over and discusses everything with me. I show her a picture, she clarifies a couple things and then I'm getting half my hair chopped off. A lot of people were surprised at how much I was taking off but I was never loyal to any particular hairstyle anyway. Winky was clearly a great stylist, but also great at customer service. She explained why she cut a certain part a certain way, how to keep my hair from flipping out, and what products to use. Maintenance is almost as important as the initial cut. During the cut, she gave advice on things like getting more layers, and I was happy to give her the go-ahead. The cut turned out fantastic, exactly what I wanted. I also wanted to re-highlight my hair, but that was way over my budget so Winky suggested I just colour my roots and not to touch my existing highlights. Didn't know that was an option! A hair technician took care of the colouring part. She worked quickly and efficiently, and the colour turned out great, blending seamlessly into my original colour. Also, because I had to get colouring done, I got my hair washed twice, which is always my favourite part. If I ever win the lottery, I'd indulge in 3rd party hair washing all the time. At the Attic, it was like a mini spa treatment.The room was dark, quiet, and fragrant with light flowery aromas. The girl even gave me a head massage. This is a premium salon so service matches expectations. Everyone is extremely polite and continuously offer beverages, biscuits, and tons of magazines. I gotta say, having a hot pot of earl grey keep me company makes the time pass by much faster. Even though tipping isn't a part of HK culture, hair salons are a bit of an exception. They might not expect any, but make sure you tip the people here! They work hard to make you happy. (44/100) - 2017

I went to have my haircut here last month and the best part of my experience is the head massage…read more The head massaging was so comfortable, I almost fell asleep in the process. I quite like the smell of the shampoo they used, it smells natural and nice. The hairstylist was patient and friendly, as i have no idea with my haircut, he gave me professional and useful comments and I was satisfied with the outcome. The price is reasonable and definitely worth it. I highly recommend this salon for someone who are searching for a good hair salon in Hong Kong. Thanks The Attic ,look forward to the haircut next week!

Came here last minute. I walked in without an appointment…read moreand paid $208 for a well done trim. Sadly, I forgot the girl who cut my hair. But I truly appreciated how she kindly gave me her honest opinion. I came on a Saturday so it was crowded. The chairs are placed close to each other. It's not the cleanest salon - there's hair everywhere. I guess they can't keep up with all the haircuts that are happening so they just leave the hair there until someone gets around to it. LOL. I guess business is good! If you're looking for more of a fancy upscale place, this wouldn't be the place to go to.

Don't go here. I have very easy to cut asian hair and all I wanted was a trim. I have a straight…read morecut and I wanted NO layers with just slight feathering at the front. The person I had gave me the world's worst layers in the front that were cut parallel to the floor at different levels -- they ended up looking like stairs. It was so jaggedy and they tried to convince me that the slant was 45 degrees. I also requested to have NO thinning. In the end, the second hairdresser who came to fix the cut had to thin out my hair to make the gradients look somewhat normal, which i very much dislike but knew had to be done to make the jagged stairs i had in my hair look better. I've never had any problem getting a straight cut/trim at any salon in my lifetime, but this place was awful.

Master Gary is very patient and accomodating. Anything you want done, just ask for it and hell do…read moreit. He takes enormous care and will spend a lot of time and effort to make you look fabulous. Hell wash your hair and cut it exactly to your specifications. Others will only use scissors or clippers. He will use a combination of scissors, clippers, razor, and electric shaver, according to the situation.

I am very fussy and picky about my hair. Century Hair Salon is reasonably priced but not cheap…read more However, I am pretty sure that any 50 HKD haircut joint will kick me out because of my fussiness. Only master Gary is patient enough to deal with me. He has great skill and is very patient. Also, he will serve you a cup of water, napkins, and has free wifi to boot! Many tourists go home and wonder why their vacation photos are crap. That's because they neglect their beauty regimens while they are travelling. You might be surprised to find that if you take care of your hair while on vacation, you'll have great vacation photos!