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Wedding venues in North District, Hong Kong:

  • El Loco Gringo

    Brand new Mexican fusion party venue in Mid Levels.

    We offer a Mexican party experience from HK$800 a head for private events. Click the green contact button to get in touch with us today

  • Boardroom 8

    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. From meeting, special celebration to wedding ceremony, our modern boardrooms are the best choice for small to medium size events. Just set the date and our dedicated team will handle the rest. Boardroom 8 is also a popular choice for wedding ceremony, let's tie the knot in style and begin your romantic journey with us. Features: - Accommodate up to 40 guests - No pillars - High ceiling

  • Typhoon

    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.

  • The Boathouse

    The 3-storey building overlooking Stanley Bay is one of seafront's most popular dining landmarks. Steeped in a stylish East Coast flavour reminiscent of Martha's Vineyard, the relaxed décor offers a comfortable and casual environment. The restaurant's exterior is edged in Cape Cod Blue and whites. Images from America's Cup and Vendee Globe Challenge as well as models of J-Class yachts displayed throughout the building complete the nautical theme. The first-floor balcony and roof-top garden are perfect for alfresco dining and parties on balmy summer nights.

  • Otto Restaurant

    Otto Restaurant offers top-quality steaks, fresh seafood, Mediterranean-inspired cuisine, fine wines and classic cocktails. You'll find them all at Otto's, an oasis of great food and warm hospitality on Madison's West side.

  • Lai Bun Fu

    The décor of Lai Bun Fu transports guests back to the colonial days of yesteryear, with the sophisticated marbled floors, forest green panelled walls and refined Chinese antiques, as old favourite Chinese songs are played in the background.