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22/F Causeway Bay Plaza I, 489 Hennessy Road Causeway Bay, Hong Kong 22/F Causeway Bay Plaza I, 489 Hennessy Road Causeway Bay, Hong Kong View this office online at: https://www.newofficeasia.com/details/serviced-offices-22f-causeway-bay-pla za-489-hennessy-road-hong-kong Serviced offices reside on the 22nd floor of this impressive landmark building with tenants enjoying a range of professional services to enhance your business. Offices are fully furnished and decorated with a contemporary style which companies can access day and night for their convenience. Well-equipped meeting rooms are available and finished to a high standard, ideal for projecting a good corporate image for your business. With a manned reception, guests will be welcomed in a warm and professional manner while tenants can enjoy experienced support which includes a telephone answering service. Transport links Nearest tube: Causeway Bay Nearest road: Causeway Bay Nearest airport: Causeway Bay Key features 24 hour access Furnished workspaces High speed internet Meeting rooms Modern interiors Near to subway / underground station Reception staff Telephone answering service Town centre location Location This business centre is nestled within a thriving community in Hong Kong which is home to plenty of local amenities and transport links, ideal for developing businesses. There are numerous hotels, shopping centres, restaurants and banks close by in addition to a range of commercial buildings and beautiful parks. Overlooking Kowloon Bay, this business centre boasts excellent connectivity with the main highway placed right on the doorstep and Hong Kong International Airport being reached within a half an hour drive via Route 8. Points of interest within 1000 metres Times Square (mall) - 214m from business centre WTC More (mall) - 228m from business centre The Excelsior (hotel) - 254m from business centre Wan Chai Road (marketplace) - 282m from business centre Bowrington Road (marketplace) - 282m from business centre Hang Lung Centre (mall) - 304m from business centre Pearl City (mall) - 323m from business centre The Park Lane Hotel (hotel) - 365m from business centre Craigengower Cricket Club (sports centre) - 405m from business centre Hong Kong Football Club (sports centre) - 514m from business centre Wan Chai Sports Ground (sports centre) - 522m from business centre St. Paul's Hospital (hospital) - 572m from business centre Victoria Park (park) - 574m from business centre Discipline Services Sports & Recreation Club (sports centre) - 648m from business centre IVE (Morrsion Hill) (college) - 666m from business centre Hong Kong Central Library (library) - 685m from business centre DSSRC Soccer Pitch (pitch) - 714m from business centre Harbour Road Sports Centre (sports centre) - 721m from business centre Causeway Bay Sports Ground (pitch) - 762m from business centre Happy Valley Sports Ground (pitch) - 770m from business centre Harbour Road Garden (park) - 782m from business centre So Kon Po Sports Ground (pitch) - 821m from business centre Happy Valley Racecourse (stadium) - 841m from business centre Victoria Park Swimming Pool (sports centre) - 898m from business centre Queen's College (school) - 915m from business centre Hong Kong Stadium (stadium) - 956m from business centre All information contained in this document is for guide purposes only and NewOfficeAsia.com.com cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies or omissions. Please confirm all details with the agent representing this office space before proceeding. Full terms of service can be viewed at http://www.NewOfficeAsia.com.com/terms-of-service..
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