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With seating for 60 people, Olive Room is fully furnished with modern audio and video equipment. Ideal for events, seminars, meetings, workshops, and parties.

ALTO – Aspires to Great Heights - Perched on the 31st floor of the stunning V Point Tower in Causeway Bay, ALTO, with its breathtaking views of Hong Kong, features a classic grill menu with a modern twist. Internationally acclaimed designer Tom Dixon’s Design Research Studio have crafted a venue of infinite beauty, encompassing the stunning views across Victoria Harbour and features influences of the elements of stone, wood, fire and water.

The restaurant introduces the culinary skills of head Chef Mike Boyle, previously of Bistecca, who has created a menu featuring the finest grill items of exclusively sourced beef, an eclectic array of starters and salads and creative side dishes all with a wrap of decadent desserts. Supported by a superb range of wines from some of the world’s most respected vineyards and a creative assembly of cocktails, ALTO presents a stunning location to embrace uninterrupted views across Hong Kong while indulging in a pleasurable dining experience.

Located at the heart of the Island East business hub, EAST offers a breathtaking setting for private events. Meetings, weddings, banquets, cocktails and other setup can easily be arranged at Sugar (Bar.Deck.Lounge). Sugar is a one-of-a-kind venue for events and parties. The indoor lounge can be tailored to your needs with different setups, and the long outdoor deck, 300 feet above the sea, offers one of the most stunning views enjoyed anywhere in Hong Kong.

* No dinner or banquet or exclusive event in the evening

The Hong Kong Maritime Museum, a registered charity supported by the shipping industry, the business community, private individuals and the Hong Kong SAR Government, is a vibrant cultural institution dedicated to preserving, collecting and displaying objects that tell the story about trade and maritime in Hong Kong and the Pearl River Delta, and the vital roles that ships and the sea play in our past, present and future.

Located at Central Pier 8 in the heart of Hong Kong, the Museum now displays more than 1,200 objects in 15 galleries, and houses resource centre, roof-top café and gift shop that contribute to extraordinary visitor experiences.

If you are looking for unique venues that captivate stunning harbour views amidst contemporary exhibits, our venue spaces would be tailored to the needs of your corporate events in various styles and scales, be they seminars, cocktail receptions, dinners, press conferences, product launches and exhibitions, etc.

The brand new wedding venue, The Glass Pavilion at KITEC decorates your unique wedding with love’s moods in the rhythms of nature. With picturesque skyline and shoreline vistas, and also vast lush greenery as backdrop, your glorious entrance will make a lasting impression on every guest. Set amidst a breathtaking golden sunset, invite your guests to enjoy a romantic cocktail reception or opulent wedding banquet in our stylishly modern and elegantly designed glassy venue. Your event will include a fabulous feast as well as a host of impeccable services, an advanced audio-visual system, a cutting-edge lighting array and creative display of thematic decorations that reflect the vivid hues of your love story.

Café de Paris brings a Parisian touch to the popular Soho dining district. Its ambiance is akin to Parisian street cafés, where dark wood panelings, maroon coloured-walls and mirrors etched with decorative scrolls creates a warm and cozy atmosphere. Embossed floral tiles on the ceiling give the atmosphere an air of casual elegance. The black and white checkered floor tiling, old posters and ornate brass racks perched high creates the feeling of nostalgia.