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MEETINGS and EVENTS the Peninsula Hong Kong Exterior of the Peninsula Hong Kong MEETINGS AND EVENTS The Peninsula Hong Kong Exterior of The Peninsula Hong Kong THE HOTEL ACCOMMODATION On 11th December 1928, a legend explore the many antiques and The Peninsula Hong Kong features of Asian hospitality was born when historical treasures on display 297 elegantly designed guest The Peninsula Hong Kong opened around the hotel. rooms which include 53 suites. The its doors for the first time. As one hotel comprises of the heritage of the world’s most iconic hotels, it Adding to the hotel’s timeless building and the tower building. is bestowed the nickname “Grande charm, guests will be enchanted All guest rooms showcase the Dame of the Far East.” The hotel by its many iconic experiences. finest materials and craftmanship offers a blend of the best Eastern Arriving and departing in one of complemented by thoughtful and Western hospitality in an 14 Rolls-Royce cars is a truly epic layout and facilities such as an atmosphere of classical grandeur Hong Kong journey. entry foyer, spacious luggage and timeless elegance. Centrally area, valet service box and digital located in Tsim Sha Tsui, one of The Lobby’s acclaimed Peninsula control panel, plus seamless the most vibrant cultural, shopping, Classic Afternoon Tea is a Wi-Fi connectivity and appliance dining and entertainment areas of quintessential treat enjoyed by local charging. The hotel features two the city, the hotel is within easy residents and guests from every theme suites, the historic Marco access of the prime business and continent. But perhaps the most Polo Suite and the stately Peninsula landmark attractions. A stay at beloved portraits of The Peninsula Suite with an area of 210 square The Peninsula Hong Kong enables Hong Kong are the warm smiles of metres (2,260 square feet) and guests to re-live the glamour of Pages as they greet guests at the 377 square metres (4,058 square travel from a bygone era, and grand entrance. feet) respectively. VENUES THAT IMPRESS EXQUISITE FOOD AND AND INSPIRE BEVERAGE OFFERINGS At The Peninsula Hong Kong, special The Peninsula Hong Kong has events become extraordinary witnessed the transformation and unforgettable occasions. of the city and played host to With a collection of opulent some of the most celebrated and and distinctive function spaces, memorable events throughout impeccable attention to detail from its 92-year history. The hotel’s a dedicated team of event planners, experienced events team proudly and an array of bespoke services, crafts bespoke culinary surprises ranging from luxury transport to and sophisticated settings. Classical cutting-edge conference technology charm and glamour is de rigueur to award-winning culinary menus, for a prestigious gala dinner, The Peninsula Hong Kong ensures while alfresco cocktails under a that gatherings both grand and symphony of stars enable guests intimate make a singular impression. to enjoy spectacular harbour views. To elevate the event and experience to the next level, CLASSIC SOPHISTICATION, The Peninsula Hong Kong offers STATE-OF-THE-ART an exquisite selection of themed TECHNOLOGY coffee breaks: The Peninsula Hong Kong • Dim Sum Delight offers a variety of sophisticated Yum Cha, literally meaning meeting spaces to accommodate ‘drinking tea’, is a local social business conferences, each with tradition whereby family or its own distinct character and friends gather for delicious dim functionality. Enhancements sum treats paired with exquisite including IT support, special seating Chinese teas. This beautiful theme configurations, and personalised break is styled like a Chinese coffee and meal services allow teahouse serving an array of meetings to proceed seamlessly. dim sum favourites in bamboo steamers. A traditional tea station showcases the refined Chinese art of tea making. The China Clipper Salisbury Room VENUES Salisbury Room used for breakout or as a multi- Classic • Ornate purpose venue for larger functions Adorned with ornate chandeliers, occupying the entire M2 Floor. hand-painted ceilings and gold gildings, the Salisbury Room along with its spacious pre-function The Golden Pen foyer and the entire M2 Floor Intimate • Refined (Mezzanine 2) offer classical charm The ornate, gilded décor of The and elegance. The venue can be Golden Pen provides the perfect partitioned into three separate setting for elegant yet intimate rooms. Along with the pre-function corporate or social functions. foyer and the immediately adjacent venues, Nathan Room and The Golden Pen, the entire space Hankow I and II can be occupied and is ideal for Versatile • Adaptable conferences requiring breakout The contemporary design, natural rooms or gala dinners with different lighting along with a foyer with programmes. stylish built-in coffee stations make Hankow I and II a popular choice for meetings and trainings. Hankow Nathan Room I and II are accessible via hotel Discreet • Contemporary elevators which connects to all Nathan Room is a versatile venue other venues and facilities at the which can be separated into two hotel or via a separate office tower rooms. It is conveniently located elevator which provides direct on the opposite side of M2 street access making it ideal for Floor from the Salisbury Room, exhibitions or functions with a flow giving it a convenient yet distinct of participants. area with its mini foyer. Nathan Room is ideal for small meetings, Nathan Room STUNNING VISTAS, SUPERLATIVE SERVICE Special event venues at The Peninsula Hong Kong include some of the most dazzling alfresco spaces in the city, with unparalleled views over Victoria Harbour. Sun Terrace Unforgettable • Alfresco This expansive terrace gives guests a 180-degree sight and sound experience of Hong Kong and its harbour skyline. Ideal for large cocktail receptions or gala dinners, guests will be enchanted as the twilight hours of dusk magically transition into a symphony of stars and neon lights. The China Clipper Awe-Inspiring • Time Travel Named after the pioneering seaplanes that once landed on the harbour waters. The China Clipper is a passion for aviation, beautifully transformed into a stylishly retro themed venue with artefacts from these bygone days. The plane cabin inspired interior with its aerodynamic styled boardroom table is ideal for meetings, as well as for seated events or cocktails. For the ultimate aerial experience, guests are just steps away from the hotel’s private helipad where a helicopter can be arranged for a thrilling Hong Kong flight of fancy. Exquisite Service in the Salisbury Room Sun Terrace The Garden Suite The Peninsula Suite Exclusive • Penthouse Stately • Opulent The Garden Suite is a penthouse A double-height living area takes venue perched on the top floor centre stage at The Peninsula of the original hotel building. Suite, which offers dramatic views Guests enjoy spectacular vistas of Hong Kong Island and Victoria of the famous hotel façade, Harbour through floor-to-ceiling forecourt fountain and the windows. A stately dining table harbour. The venue comprises an hosts prestigious power meetings indoor area with floor-to-ceiling plus private banquets for senior windows and a spacious open-air executives, esteemed conference terrace overlooking the harbour. guests or valued clients. Located The indoor area is perfect for on the 26th floor, the suite offers meetings or seated dinners, while direct access to the hotel’s helipad the terrace presents a magnificent via a private elevator for guests setting for theme breaks or pre- arriving or departing by helicopter. dinner cocktails. The Garden Suite Spring Moon Michelin-starred Chef’s Table CULINARY COLLECTION VENUES The hotel’s collection of Gaddi’s restaurants can also serve as Parisian glamour meets “modern private event venues. They classic” French cuisine at Gaddi’s offer four distinctive culinary for a Michelin-starred dining experiences, transporting guests experience. Highly prized for to exotic locations within the showcase events, Gaddi’s pairs duration of a meal. Each restaurant exquisite fine dining with floor- venue can be reserved exclusively filling tunes by an acclaimed live for private events or guests can band to add extra magic to gala opt for an intimate dining ambiance events and closing dinners. in its private dining rooms. Spring Moon Felix This Michelin-starred dining Dine to the glimmering lights of the destination serves authentic harbour and the city from the sky Cantonese cuisine in a classical where avant garde design meets two-storey Shanghainese mansion. modern European gastronomy at Teak tea counters and shelves with Felix, located on the top floor of priceless antique pieces and tea the hotel. Two surreal design bars, collections evoke the ambience of a mini-disco in an inversed metal 1920’s Shanghai. Spring Moon is cone, a champagne lounge along a charming venue for immersive with a chandeliered private area themed banquets or intimate provide limitless possibilities for dinners. Guests seeking privacy can the hotel’s Conference Services choose one of the hidden dining Manager to assist any event rooms styled with beautiful stained planner in creating the most glass panels. memorable functions. Felix CAPACITY CHART Area Capacity Venue / Location Sq M Sq Ft Banquet Cocktail Theatre Boardroom Classroom U-Shape M2 Salisbury Room 161 1740 144 150 150 54 72 54 Salisbury Foyer 182 1960 48 150 N/A N/A N/A N/A The Golden Pen 39 425 24 30 45 20 20 20 Nathan Room 93 1000 60 80 80 34 48 34 The Library 28 300 N/A 6 N/A N/A N/A N/A 6th Floor Hankow I 66 714 40 65 60 16 36 24 Hankow II 150 1612 70 150 120 34 72 45 Hankow Foyer 36 392 N/A 40 N/A N/A N/A N/A 7th Floor Garden Suite 253 2722 48 80 50 32 30 24 Sun Terrace 305 3285 120 200 N/A N/A N/A N/A 30th Floor The China Clipper 121 1300 32 40 N/A 16 N/A N/A Left: Hankow II; Right: Gaddi’s FLOOR PLANS M2 The Library Salisbury Foyer Nathan Room Salisbury Room The Golden Pen SIXTH FLOOR Hankow I Foyer Hankow II The Jasmine The Rose Business Room Room Centre FLOOR PLANS SEVENTH FLOOR The Garden Suite Sun Terrace THIRTIETH FLOOR Sitting area The China Clipper Private Lift Flight of Fancy DISCOVERING HONG KONG over Hong Kong’s breathtaking while enjoying local delicacies and BY LAND, AIR, AND SEA UNESCO-listed GeoPark.
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