Model: Toyota Alphard or similar
Passengers: Max. 6
Baggage: Max. 3 Large / 4-5 Regular
Comfort: Excellent for up to 5 people
Cities:
Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong; Kowloon, Hong Kong; New Territories, Hong Kong
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hours before the trip for full refund
Cities:
New Territories, Hong Kong; Kowloon, Hong Kong; Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
No Hidden Fees, Service Charge Included
Model Name: Mercedes Benz GL W463 Passenger : 3 Passenger + 1 Chauffeur Luggage: 3 Entertainment: Music (selectable) Service: Newspaper, Magazine, Cold Water Excellent choice for CEO's Airport Transfers, local tour or other Special Events.
Cities:
Kowloon, Hong Kong; Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong; New Territories, Hong Kong
No Hidden Fees, Service Charge Included
in New Territories, Hong Kong
in New Territories, Hong Kong
in New Territories, Hong Kong
in New Territories, Hong Kong
in New Territories, Hong Kong
in New Territories, Hong Kong
in New Territories, Hong Kong
The Executive Centre (TEC) is a premium business centre in the Asia Pacific, spanning 21 cities in the regions. Dedicated to providing top-quality facilities and best-in-class service, TEC guarantees clients a Grade A, prestigious, and easily accessible building that sports a beautifully designed office environment. The welcoming, trilingual, and knowledgable staff, as well as the high investment in furniture, equipment, and IT infrastructure, make TEC the premier option for seminars, conferences, and meetings in Hong Kong.
Private and secluded residence (mixture of modern and colonial architecture), with large space for entertaining both indoor and on rooftop. Fantastic views of Hong Kong. Available for party and event rental. Features include grand piano, 7 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, 3 living rooms, several balconies and outdoor space. Please click 'Contact' for more information and to enquire.
At Café Duvet, the intimate white walled bar with dark timber floor is highlighted by high-gloss, lipstick red stools. Here, you can relax and create your own cocktails and people-watch at the busy D Deck. Café Duvet's bar is overlooks a second, larger raised outdoor space situated in the centre of the Square. This self-contained area, surrounded by tall palms and Jacarandas, is where customers can tuck into one of the seven canopied booths fitted with comfortable blue and red colored day-beds as they enjoy drinks and tapas. The booths are complemented by three huge circular day-bed shaded by sun parasols.
Located on 1/F, B.I.G is a unique conference room for those who believe “Business Is Good”. Plush sofa chairs, surround sound, projector walls and all sorts of snacks make for an exceptional hub for meetings, brainstorming and entertaining.
When Business Is Good, you need great, out-of-this-world ideas to take things to the next level. So make it happen somewhere B.i.G. Ovolo Southside’s B.i.G space offers the perfect opportunity to get your brightest minds together and workout ideas to take your business to the next level.
If you’re having an event in other areas of the hotel, add B.i.G to the mix for a place to take VIPs, store additional equipment or even to just take powernaps between sets. The choice is yours, but the venue is B.I.G.
Located in the buzzing Lan Kwai Fong, it only takes 5-minute walk from Central MTR Station. The 900 square feet space can fit 55 guests. Other equipment such as complimentary Wifi or audio system etc are all well prepared. For food and drinks, guests can either bring their own F&B, order from the outside restaurant or request us to prepare in advance. We can also pre-order oyster and red wine with 5%off for guests who hire our venue.
YUM CHA adopts a playful twist on Chinese cuisine, while maintaining traditional Chinese flavors. Dining at YUM CHA is made memorable with a number of “camera eats first” moments that are meant to arouse both your visual interest and your appetite. YUM CHA emphasizes the use of fresh, seasonal, and quality ingredients. YUM CHA proudly serves food with no added MSG.
The décor at YUM CHA is reminiscent of a number of nostalgic Chinese dining traditions. A variety of decorative items such as traditional Chinese serving utensils and birdcages appear as a reference to the old teahouses of the past.















