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 | | The Peninsula Hotel is approximately two densely packed miles from the airport, hovering on the South Kowloon shoreline like a grizzly bear, a massive torso and towering head at the center, with two bear-like arms reaching out to the edge of Salisbury Road. |
 | | The most important at The Peninsula are the Kadoorie family, the offspring of a nineteenth century Mesopotamian merchant family who came from Baghdad to Hong Kong to seek their fortune. |
 | | Undoubtedly, one of Hong Kong's most famous restaurants is Gaddi's, named for the Peninsula's former general manager, Swiss-born Leo Gaddi, who opened the restaurant in 1953. |
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