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Hotels in Islands District, Hong Kong:

Wedding venues in Islands District, Hong Kong:

  • Garage Society

    * Rental availability: Mon-Fri after 7pm & weekends all-day *

    At Garage Society, we have an event space that is divided into an indoor space and outdoor terrace. It is ideal for hosting workshops, seminars, launch events and cocktail parties. 9F – 480ft² indoor space with a terrace of 530ft². Capacity of the space is of 80 standing or 50 seated. The terrace is ideal for cocktail parties or any other occasion that can benefit from being outdoors. The terrace has a capacity of 80 standing.

  • Havana Bar

    Conveniently located in Central, one floor above Café Siam. Havana is a tranquil tropical oasis in the heart of Lan Kwai Fong. With an intimate inside bar featuring a light modern-colonial interior, a large outdoor terrace and fresh & distinguished rum cocktails it was awarded Hong Kong’s Best New Bar by HK Magazine in June 2013.

    Only one short elevator ride from Café Siam, it’s the perfect spot for you to bring your client for a post-dinner night cap, to organize a ‘rum & cigar night’ or an intimatel & exclusive party.

  • Hap Laboratory

    Looking for a professional studio for personal portrait, amateur shooting, commercial photography or party gathering?

    Check out haplaboratory studio, be yourself the photographer!!!
    - More than 1,600 sq ft studio set up
    - Well equipped with makeup room, hot shower bath room, pantry facilities
    - Professional/high end equipment available

    Nearest MTR station:
    Hang Fu Chuen, take minibus No. 62 or No. 62A when exit from MTR station

  • LALA CURIO SWF

    Quietly nested in Sau Wa Fong in Wanchai, LALA CURIO’s boutique is meticulously designed to mirror a dream home for entertaining. The 150 square meter boutique features a lavish foyer, salon room, dining room and beetle corner. This whimsical space lends itself perfectly for exclusive receptions, luncheons, workshops or an intimate performance space.

    Suited nearby JOUER to assist in catering needs.

  • Otto Lounge

    Introducing Otto Lounge, a bar and lounge concept in the heart of the world-famous Lan Kwai Fong party district. We offer our guests a combination of amazing cocktails, exceptional service and some of the best hits of all time, ranging from R&B, hip-hop to good old classics.

    Otto also boasts a superb corner balcony for a little alfresco mingling and cocktail sipping. Looking down on the bustling streets of LKF below is an invigorating experience - perfect for intimate gatherings, informal meetings, birthday parties or even hen nights.

    We're also widely-known for serving possibly the smoothest shisha in town! We use the unique hand-made Lavoo hookahs that guarantee a smooth flavour, and offer a wide range of tobacco flavours to enjoy.

    Private Events

    Otto Lounge has also grown from strength to strength by hosting private corporate events, after wedding parties, live gigs, clubbing events and other private gatherings. There’s always something happening at Otto Lounge! The inside area and outdoor balcony (suitable for smoking) can accommodate up to 80 standing guests.

    Want your private party venue to have a particular theme? It's no problem at Otto lounge! You are free to decorate the venue to suit the theme of your party. It's the ideal space for birthdays, after wedding parties, work functions, Christmas parties, album launches and more. Our Event coordinator and friendly team know how to make the space work perfectly for your event. So, grab a piece of the Otto atmosphere for a unique meeting or party experience.

  • The Drunken Pot

    The Drunken Pot has ‘fishing market’ ambience with traditional carved wooden door, dangling lights, rustic walls, a bar designed like an old market vendor with aged wood, and colourful hand-painted signs and graffiti telling old fishing tales. Amid the timeless look is a gigantic ‘street art’ mural by Hong Kong urban contemporary artist Ben Pickering representing the vibrant, cosmopolitan scene in Hong Kong, with a traditional Japanese ‘Goddess of the Sea’ sharing local produce.