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Just a 10-minute walk from the Wanchai MTR station and directly connected to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Renaissance Harbour View Hotel Hong Kong is an ideal event and meeting venue with easy access. Modern, artistic and elegant are the best descriptions of our Concord and Oasis Rooms. Nicely decorated with full length windows and a partial glass ceiling, your event will be embellished with natural daylight or starry night. Whether it is a PowerPoint presentation, video or picture slideshow, our phenomenal LED wall can play it all to tailor-made your all-in-one backdrop. Features: - Accommodate up to 950 guests - Enjoy panorama harbour views with Hong Kong skyline - Glass ceiling and full length windows - Bridal room with washroom - LED Light with 12 modes - Follow spotlight - A unique 8.6m (L) x 2.3m (H) LED wall

An ideal venue for holding corporate meetings, events, seminars and private dinners. Located at Cyberport 3 Core F, our well-equipped venues with natural day light can cater events of all shapes and sizes. At 195 square meters, this venue can accommodate 110 guests in theatre setting.

Training Room 1: 75m² and can accommodate 30 guests in theatre setting;

HK$6,000 per full day or HK$4,000 per half day

Training Room 2: 50m² and can accommodate 20 guests in theatre setting;

HK$4,000 per full day or HK$2,500 per half day

Training Room 3: 70m² and can accommodate 30 guests in theatre setting

HK$6,000 per full day or HK$4,000 per half day

Training Room 1-3: 195m² and can accommodate 110 guests in theatre setting

HK$15,000 per full day or HK$9,000 per half day

208 is located on Hong Kong’s art and antiquing Hollywood Road in the Sheung Wan district, an area akin to New York’s Meatpacking District in its early days, now a blooming art and design scene.

Set in a striking two-storied venue, formerly a meat storage warehouse, 208 Duecento Otto combines a lively bar downstairs with a more intimate upstairs dining room, both with semi-outdoor seating, overlooking Hollywood Road.

At the buzzing Bar with its distinct New York City vibe, delicious aperitivi, cocktails and wines are paired with authentic Napoletana pizzas, antipasti and a tasty small plate selection of pasta, mains and dolci for casual dining at the Bar.

An interior staircase leads up to the restaurant, a more intimate option with a unique menu of rustic Italian cuisine with that special 208 twist.

The gorgeously designed 4,000 square foot restaurant and bar, with its chic yet fun interiors can cater to 180 for cocktails, 120 for dining. And our cosy private dining room is perfect for truly intimate events.

Against a backdrop of spacious tropical gardens, The Marquee is a relaxing venue for every kind of event, from weddings, product launches, children's parties and BBQ dinners to any social function. The panoramic sea views makes the Seaview Terrace an exceptional choice for a most elegant outdoor banquet venue.

Common Room is a destination for classic, contemporary, and molecular cocktails in Lan Kwai Fong. With three top cocktail mixologists, and a scrumptious world-inspired menu that will be served tapas style, Common Room is a place for patrons to relax with their friends, drink cocktails made exactly how you like it, and enjoy good food that's perfect for sharing. The new 4000ft² rustic industrial chic gastrobar features a 31 feet long mixology glass and cast iron liquor library, long wooden communal tables, Funktion One sound system, and an outdoor terrace decorated with reclaimed ship wood.

Ophelia takes inspiration from Hong Kong’s history, waitresses in cheongsams sashay through the intimate alcoves and semi-private rooms, reminiscent of the city’s 19th century upscale opium dens which have been brought into modern day through the use of intricate metal work, handmade plush velvet furniture and resplendent peacock feathers.