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Airports near Central And Western District, Hong Kong:

Wedding venues in Central And Western District, Hong Kong:

  • Tonic (Langham Place)

    Decked out in white and metallic blue with sleek corners protruding from the bar, Tonic atop Langham Place combines a classy, contemporary environment with world class mixology. Drinks on offer include hand crafted cocktails like Spanish Sunset and Suzdal as well as an impressive selection of wines, champagnes, ports and sherries. A sumptuous snack menu is also available to compliment the wide variety of drinks!

  • HQ by Terrace Concepts

    Hidden on the third floor of No 1 Lyndhurst Terrace, with a 2,800 sq.ft. space, HQ by Terrace Concepts showcases the best of gaming, with a selection of beer pong, flip or slap cup, pool tables and a dedicated arcade zone with a permanent fixture of multi-player Mario Kart.

  • Reading Lounge @ Desk-one

    Desk-one is a collaborative working, reading and studying space. We support events and welcome collaborations especially with cultural and design themes. Nothing in the area can beat this stylishly-designed and light-filled space in the heart of Causeway Bay (3 minutes from Times Square) with panoramic view of the Happy Valley Racecourse.

  • Podium

    An immaculate green lawn outside of the hotel with a giant video screen for live broadcasting. Podium is a perfect place for large scale commercial events, product launching events, outdoor wedding banquets, etc.

  • Sky Garden, Centre de Vin

    The largest root-top in Eastern Kowloon commercial district, Sky Garden has stunning city and harbour views. Its elegant, spacious and flexible space design can cater for a wide range of events and celebrations. It is equipped with a wall-mount giant screen for live projection.

  • Lai Bun Fu

    The décor of Lai Bun Fu transports guests back to the colonial days of yesteryear, with the sophisticated marbled floors, forest green panelled walls and refined Chinese antiques, as old favourite Chinese songs are played in the background.