Price includes car and English speaking driver.
Price is based on 8 hours per day .
Cities:
Kowloon, Hong Kong; Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong; New Territories, Hong Kong
Cities:
Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong; Kowloon, Hong Kong; New Territories, Hong Kong
Cities:
Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong; Kowloon, Hong Kong; 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
in New Territories, Hong Kong
THE OCEAN
A stretch of floor-to-ceiling windows reveals panoramic sea views, complemented by striking textural finishes that harness the beauty and spirit of the deep blue. From its booths and tables inspired by coral reefs to tailor-made ceramics inspired by oceanic flora, every feature evokes a sense of serene oceanic bliss.
Space is a luxury, and THE OCEAN’s expansive 8,000 square-foot setting – complete with private dining rooms featuring built-in aquarium walls that house hundreds of hovering jellyfish – was designed to accentuate its size without sacrificing intimacy. The space commands attention with exquisite interior design elements, while maintaining a sense of tranquility under the sparkling backdrop of Repulse Bay.
THE OCEAN sets the standard for luxurious entertaining. A place where design, attention to detail and cuisine meet harmoniously to redefine the ultimate dining experience.
CABANA
With refined Japanese baths, elegant private cabins and lounge beds for glorious sunny days, Cabana is a haven of leisure and luxurious relaxation, located on Hong Kong’s Southside.
At just over 12,000 sq.ft, the open-air rooftop is a spacious escape from the city – whether as a getaway venue for a group of friends who want to party in style, or even for those who desire a perfectly quiet corner to relax in comfort.
A ‘Crown Jewel’ on Hong Kong’s Southside, Cabana is a venue bathed in sunlight, and cooled by a gentle breeze from the sea. It is a tranquil environment to unwind - the ultimate weekday paradise to enjoy a little peace and quiet, while sipping on crafted cocktails and fresh juices, and enjoying a memorable meal from the menu.
On weekends, friends gather to celebrate the sunshine and the sunset; the atmosphere ratchets up a few party notches with international DJ’s spinning as Champagne corks pop, and everyone enjoys Hong Kong’s own Riviera lifestyle.
Lively Belgian beer house FRITES brings a taste of Europe to Hong Kong. On entering the bistro, you will see an authentic Belgian-style bar, stocked with four genuine Belgian beers on tap and many more available by the bottle.
The menu offers traditional and unique Belgian fare, including mussels in Hoegaarden beer sauce, pork knuckle and Stella Artois battered fish and chips. At this buzzing authentic Belgian bistro you can’t help but feel part of the energy and excitement, even before your first beer of many is served!
Hotcup is a private bar and nightclub venue located in Tsim Sha Tsui, it is close to the MTR Station, only 2 minutes walking distance. The layout of this venue is flexible, it can be transformed into different setting in order to cope with guests of different needs.
Located on the corner of Lockhart Road and Fenwick Street, this popular hangout is furnished in a nautical theme and offers a wide selection of beers, shooters, wines, and classic cocktails.
Aegean Place, Hung To Centre is located in the commercial and industrial district of Kwun Tong. Using the aegean sea - Greek as the blueprint, Hung To Centre has an unique & large mural, which provide a comfortable environment, suitable for various events and parties.
Venue Hiring is limited to our opening hours:
Monday to Friday: 6pm - 9pm
Saturday: 5pm - 9pm
Sunday: 9am - 9pm
Patrons of Jimmy’s can enjoy their all-time favourite dishes within comfortable, relaxed surroundings. The red sofas and dark green high stools, together with the open wine rack behind the bar, create the perfect place for winding down. The intimate dining room is furnished with dark-wooden furniture, where old pictures ofJimmy's Kitchen and Hong Kong, as well as daily life in old-time Britain, adorn the walls. The semi-private room at the back of the restaurant is separated by a foldable door and an individual entrance.



