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123 Bulkeley Street, Hung Hom, Kowloon PRIME LOCATION The Grand Blossom Business and Entertainment Visiting Mainland China Ultimate Lifestyle Occupies a prime location in proximity to the Ho Man Tin Just minutes away from the vibrancy of the commercial and To pay a visit to the Mainland China, get onto the East Rail For ultimate retail, dining and entertainment indulgence, the and Hung Hom MTR Station, where guests can avail of the entertainment hub of Tsim Sha Tsui, the 33-storey apartment Line MTR from Hung Hom Station to Lo Wu / Lok Ma Chau. nearby Whampoa Garden is only a five-minute walk away. services of both the East Rail Line and West Rail Line. block lies in a bustling neighborhood. A journey to the core The all-inclusive community center features a comprehensive commercial district of Central is also only 30 minutes via shopping complex which spans over 1.4 million sq.ft. cross-harbor bus 115. N ACCESS Ho Man Tin Station 何文田站 To Ho Man Tin MTR Station To Whampoa Gardens (3 mins) (8 - 12 mins) 6, 6A (5 mins) To Hung Hom MTR Station (10 mins) To Hong Kong International Airport 5C, 8 (6 mins) E23 (70 mins) To Central Station To Kai Tak Cruise Terminal 115 (30 mins) 219X (50 mins) To Tsim Sha Tsui Station To Hung Hom Ferry Pier (Ferry to North Point) 6, 6A, 8, 8A (10 mins) 15 (15 mins) To Mong Kok Station 6C, 6F, 212 (15 mins) On Foot Bus Route Hung Hom Pier 紅磡碼頭 Minibus Route Hung Hom Station 紅磡站 A3 2 Bathrooms with Shower Booths Covered Car Parking Spaces APARTMENTS Twice-a-week Housekeeping and Laundry Services 24 Hours Round-the-clock Professional Management and Security Services Full Kitchen Facilities Kitchenware Electronic Hotel Lock and RFID Keycard Electronic In-room Safe Unlimited Utilities Package Unlimited High-speed Wi-Fi Package FEATURES Television Set Wall-mounted Room Air Conditioning 24-hr House Key Reading Furniture TV Set Security Keeping Card Lounge Bathroom Kitchenware Laundry High Speed Utilities Fitness Amenities Wifi Package Area Gross Size: 700 - 763 sq. ft. No. of rooms: 92 Contract term: 1 month minimum Monthly rate: HK$27,000 up (Daily Rental Upon Request) CONTACT 123 Bulkeley Street, Hung Hom, Kowloon (852) 6999 5123 [email protected] www.grandblossom.com.hk Licence No. : C-053029 All information contained in this leaflet is meant for reference only. The Grand Blossom Serviced Apartments does not guarantee the accuracy and reliability of the information, and accepts no liability (whether in tort or contract or otherwise) for any loss or damage however arising from or in reliance upon the content of this leaflet..

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