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LEVELS is a 8,000 square foot partying space in Central that provides customers with state of the art Logic System speakers, first class interior design by J. Candice Interior Architects featuring mood rooms conceptualized as Liquid & Solid, and the largest dance floor in Hong Kong. Launched in 2012 by the Privé Group, LEVELS has redefined nightlife entertainment in Asia, and is now the destination landmark for party-goers in Hong Kong. Perfect for events, get in touch now to enquire further!
Evoking memories of traditional Parisian cafés, Plat du Jour Pacific Place serves authentic French bistro fare using quality products and classic cooking techniques.
The restaurant is designed for a variety of customers and functions where guests can choose to have a 2 or 3 course meal in the main restaurant, a drink and a bite at the bar, or simply a relaxing afternoon coffee with a nibble at the indoor terrace.
The Hong Kong Academy of Flower Arrangement (hkafa) is a renowned international flower school. We have 2 other venue options in Tsimshatsui and Wanchai featuring a spacious, minimalistic and bright environment. hkafa is experienced in organizing private theme parties, corporate events, product launch and flower arrangement workshops. Delivering lifestyle with cultural and aesthetic touches, our venue provides equipment and materials to support events and catering of different genres from leisure to business with dynamics.
This venue is located at W50 (a Grade A office building - a grand lobby with vertical garden) near the high-spending consumer group in the Southern District and art development site
The Bar and Cafe area at Oolaa is perfect for many types of events, with flexible event packages to suit. Contact us now by clicking the green button!
The French Window is a cosmopolitan brasserie with a décor exuding Parisian beauty and elegance. The cozy dining room offers a panoramic view of the Victoria Harbour across its double-height floor-to-ceiling windows. The spacious venue provides high flexibility for event set-up and decoration, which is ideal for hosting different types of events, ranging from wedding reception, cocktail party, luncheon, dinner, buffet, corporate conference and product launch event. The rectangular and lofty dining space is well-suited for wedding march-in and fashion presentation in an elegant ambience.
The professional culinary team brings a wide selection of authentic French delicacies and fresh seafood for a feast on palate. Complemented by a curated collection of French wines, we are ready to make your event tasteful.
The French Window also offers three pre-designed wedding motifs to match your special day with romance and fantasy. Each comes with a fascinating set-up, specially-designed e-invitation card and welcome drink. The three distinctive motifs are: