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ESPACE is a multi-purpose events venue conveniently nestled in the very heart of Central – with expansive views over Exchange Square and IFC, this generous 4000ft² private, customizable indoor space is a true rarity in Hong Kong.

With a prime location in Central, ESPACE is conveniently located at Connaught Road Central, right next to Central MTR Exit A, and only minutes away from the city's premier business buildings and best-loved shopping malls like The Landmark, Exchange Square & IFC.

ESPACE features a Main Events Hall, a Library Lounge, as well as a Private Room (Privato). With an urban chic contemporary design, the multi-purpose ESPACE caters to flexible event and exhibition design, with state-of-the-art amenities to complement.

• Main Events Hall – 2000ft² and served by a spacious reception area of 500ft², with a comprehensive range of AV amenities and flexible room partitions
• Library Lounge – 250ft², features a wall of books all flooded with natural light as well as coffee bar amenities
• Private Room (Privato) – 550ft², an exclusive membership only space, that serves as a cigar room, offering a luxurious gentlemen's haven

All three spaces are available for private rental, providing an integrated event haven for pre and post-function enjoyment, be it a private seated cocktail area or a wind-down cigar puff.

Pricing:

Main Hall Zone 2 - 1000 sqft - Half Day ($12,000) and Full Day ($15,000)

Main Hall Zone 1 - 1500 sqft - Half Day ($18,000) and Full Day ($22,000)

Privato - 550 sqft - Half Day ($8,000) and Full Day ($10,000)

*** Discount Offer: 15% off for all set menu bookings before 15 Nov 2016 ***

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