Venues by district

Kwun Tong is one of Kowloon East's busiest industrial-building venue areas, with roomy party rooms, studios and meeting rooms suited to groups of ten or more.

Mong Kok is the easiest place to reach. Venues are in commercial and older buildings, so rooms are smaller but suit small parties, mahjong and late nights.

Tsim Sha Tsui venues are mostly in well-kept commercial buildings near the harbour, suiting meetings, company events, proposals and smarter celebrations.

Many Lai Chi Kok industrial buildings have been converted to offices and creative spaces, giving roomy party rooms and studios a short walk from the MTR.

San Po Kong is a Kowloon East industrial-building hub with large party rooms and studios, reached on foot from Kai Tak, Diamond Hill or Wong Tai Sin station.

Kowloon Bay mixes industrial buildings with modern offices, giving plenty of meeting rooms, party rooms and event spaces for team events and big groups.

Ngau Tau Kok sits between Kwun Tong and Kowloon Bay. Industrial buildings south of Kwun Tong Road hold party rooms and studios a few minutes from the MTR.

Cheung Sha Wan has a large industrial area, much of it now offices and studios, with roomy party rooms, photo studios and band rooms near the MTR.

Sham Shui Po is an old neighbourhood of tenements and walk-ups. Venues are small to mid-sized and suit workshops, shoots and small get-togethers.

Prince Edward is a Tsuen Wan and Kwun Tong line interchange. Venues in commercial and older buildings are often a little roomier than in Mong Kok.

Yau Ma Tei is an old, well-connected neighbourhood with small to mid-sized venues in older buildings, good for small gatherings, shoots, rehearsals and classes.

Jordan sits between Tsim Sha Tsui and Yau Ma Tei, with venues in commercial and older buildings near West Kowloon. Good for meetings, gatherings and shoots.

Tai Kok Tsui mixes old industrial buildings, tenements and new estates. Venues are often roomier than in Mong Kok and suit parties, shoots and rehearsals.

Hung Hom is on the East Rail and Tuen Ma lines, with venues in commercial buildings, older blocks and industrial buildings near the waterfront.

Whampoa, the Kwun Tong line terminus, is mostly housing estates and malls. Venues are fewer, mostly in malls, and suit kids' parties, classes and small groups.

The Tuen Ma line made To Kwa Wan easy to reach. Venues are mostly small to mid-sized, in older buildings, and suit small gatherings, workshops and shoots.

Ho Man Tin is a quiet Kwun Tong and Tuen Ma line interchange among homes and schools. Venues are few, mostly classrooms and studios for classes and meetings.

Kowloon City is a food district of low-rise older buildings. Venues are small to mid-sized, good for after-dinner mahjong, small celebrations and shoots.

Kowloon Tong is a Kwun Tong and East Rail line interchange in a quiet area of homes and schools. Venues are few but suit meetings, classes and workshops.

Kai Tak is the new district on the old airport site, with modern office buildings, new venues and its own station. Good for company events and meetings.

Diamond Hill is a Kwun Tong and Tuen Ma line interchange with few venues of its own, but San Po Kong's industrial-building venues are a 15-minute walk away.

Wong Tai Sin is known for its estates and temple. It has few venues of its own but is next to San Po Kong, and suits family events, gatherings and classes.

Yau Tong is a Kwun Tong and Tseung Kwan O line interchange, with roomy, quieter industrial-building venues near the waterfront for big parties, BBQs and shoots.

Causeway Bay venues are mostly upper-floor units in commercial and mixed-use buildings near the MTR, good for birthdays, get-togethers and bridal showers.

Wan Chai venues are mostly upper-floor units in commercial buildings near offices, which suits farewells, team events, meetings and Island-side birthdays.

Central venues sit mostly in commercial buildings and older hillside blocks with excellent MTR links, best for meetings, workshops and after-work drinks.

Sheung Wan venues sit mostly in older commercial buildings and tenements, small but full of character. Good for workshops, shoots and small groups.

Sai Ying Pun is mainly residential, with small venues in older buildings. A calm choice for get-togethers, workshops, classes and graduation catch-ups.

Kennedy Town, the Island Line's western end, is mostly residential, with small, relaxed venues for get-togethers, birthdays, graduations and couples.

Admiralty is a four-line MTR interchange. Venues are mainly meeting rooms and event spaces in office towers, best for meetings, training and farewells.

Tin Hau, next to Causeway Bay, is mostly residential with small to mid-sized venues. Quieter than Causeway Bay, good for birthdays, kids and classes.

Fortress Hill is mostly residential, with venues in upper-floor units along King's Road. Good for small get-togethers, classes and small meetings.

North Point is an established neighbourhood with venues along King's Road, two MTR lines and ferries. Good for birthdays, get-togethers and classes.

Quarry Bay pairs a large office cluster with older housing. Venues are mainly meeting rooms and commercial units, good for meetings and team events.

Tai Koo is a family area of large housing estates and offices, with venues in commercial and mixed-use buildings. Good for kids' parties and classes.

Sai Wan Ho is an unhurried residential area with small venues in mixed-use buildings. Good for get-togethers, family birthdays and classes.

Shau Kei Wan is an older neighbourhood at the tram's eastern end, with venues in mixed-use buildings for birthdays, family events and workshops.

Chai Wan, at the Island Line's eastern end, has a large industrial area with roomy venues for big birthdays, team-building, rehearsals and shoots.

Wong Chuk Hang's industrial area is full of creative spaces with high ceilings. Good for photo and product shoots, workshops and team-building.

Aberdeen is an old fishing-harbour community with no MTR station of its own. Venues are mostly small, good for local get-togethers and family events.

Ap Lei Chau mixes housing estates with industrial buildings, so venues range from roomy units to small rooms. Good for birthdays, kids and shoots.

Most Tsuen Wan venues are in industrial buildings, so rooms are large and fit groups of ten or more. Served by the Tsuen Wan and Tuen Ma lines.

Kwai Chung is a big industrial-building area with large party rooms, rehearsal studios and event spaces near Kwai Hing and Tai Wo Hau stations.

Venues sit in commercial buildings by Kwai Fong station, with bigger rooms on the Kwai Chung industrial side. Good for after-work parties and meetings.

Mostly housing estates, with fewer industrial buildings than Kwai Chung. Venues are along Tsing Yi Road or near the estates; good for local families.

The hub of the eastern New Territories on the East Rail and Tuen Ma lines, with town-centre venues and bigger rooms in nearby Fo Tan and Shek Mun.

The East Rail and Tuen Ma line interchange, easy to reach from most of the city. Venues are mainly mid-sized rooms in buildings near the station.

Sha Tin's industrial area, with high-ceilinged party rooms, photo studios, workshops and rehearsal rooms near Fo Tan station on the East Rail line.

Sha Tin's newer business district by Shek Mun station on the Tuen Ma line. Large rooms in newer buildings suit company events and meetings.

A residential new town with few industrial buildings. Venues near the estates suit kids' parties and family birthdays; for big rooms, try Shek Mun.

An old market town ringed by countryside. Venues range from town-centre rooms to BBQ and outdoor spaces, all reached via the East Rail line.

A North district town where estates meet villages, with town-centre rooms, industrial units in On Lok Tsuen, and village houses with outdoor space.

The North district town by the boundary. Venues are mostly mid-sized rooms near the station and Shek Wu Hui, plus village houses nearby.

Town-centre and industrial-building rooms, plus village houses and outdoor BBQ spaces in Kam Tin and Pat Heung. On the Tuen Ma line and Light Rail.

A residential new town full of young families. Venues near the estates, reached by the Tuen Ma line and Light Rail, suit kids' parties and birthdays.

Large rooms in the industrial area near Tuen Mun station, plus smaller venues near the estates. Served by the Tuen Ma line and Light Rail.

A dense residential new town on the Tseung Kwan O line. Venues are mostly in malls and buildings near the estates, suited to kids' parties and meetings.

No MTR station; take a minibus from Hang Hau or Choi Hung. Venues are mainly village houses, sea-view homes, rooftops and outdoor BBQ spaces.

A residential new town on north Lantau by the airport. Venues near the estates and the Tung Chung line terminus suit kids' parties and birthdays.