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Conference & Events CONFERENCE & EVENTS About our hotel Nestled in the heart of Kowloon’s bustling city centre, Holiday Inn Golden Mile Hong Kong Holiday Inn Golden Mile Hong Kong is adjacent to the city’s Mass Transit Railway which leads offers business and leisure travelers a vibrant location, contemporary conveniences, and all to Hong Kong’s major commercial and tourist districts. The Star Ferry is within five minutes the luxuries of home while away. walking distance. The hotel provides 621 inviting guestrooms and suites, furnished with comfortable twin, double or king size beds, Executive Club floors, award-winning restaurants and with live music bar, function rooms, a 7,500 square feet pillar-less ballroom, rooftop pool, a state-of-the-art health club and free Wi-fi. Meeting Venues Crystal Ballroom The versatile meeting space can be tailored to fit your special conference needs. With over 7,500 square feet and a capacity to seat over 600 guests, our venue is an ideal place to hold your business workshop or large scale corporate functions. Our Crystal Ballroom features: · Wireless internet · Surround sound · Multimedia projectors · Drop-down screens · Wireless mics · Built-in LED wall to display personalised graphics, images and videos. Meeting Venues Meeting Venues We also offer three distinctly styled Crystal Rooms with flexible configurations for 10 to 180 people. Memorable Occasions Gala Dinner & Theme Party Whether you are planning a company annual party or an incentive-themed dinner, our Crystal Ballroom provides advanced audio visual system and a variety of banquet settings. Our team can help you manage every detail to ensure a memorable event. · Equipped with highly versatile Gobo lighting that offers over 16 million different lighting possibilities · Handpicked linens, floral displays, glassware, table setting, chair covers and music to match the theme of your party LED Wall Bringing a stunning visual experience for your meeting event. Our built-in 6 x 2.5 meters LED wall allows guests to display their personalized graphics, images and videos on a big screen, impressing everyone visually. We will also offer a selection of wonderfully designed standard LED wall backdrops. Creative Coffee Breaks Brighten your event with one of our six themed coffee breaks and enjoy fun ice-cream teppanyaki, health-conscious snacks and classic Hong Kong dai pai dong street-food. Venice Masquerade Movie Stars on the Golden Mile Experience the spectacular Carnival of Venice, Italy, without leaving the city. Indulge in an array of Lights, camera, action! Roll out the red carpet, smile at the cameras – the movie premier is about to classic Venetian food stylishly presented in a traditional gondola and transform your meeting into begin. Journey back to the golden age of Hollywood cinema and pay homage to the silver screen icons a sophisticated costume party with our glittering collection of cabaret masks. while we spoil you with a classic array of mini-burgers, milk-shakes, wedge fries and vintage sodas. Creative Coffee Breaks Hong Kong Dai Pai Dong Farmer’s Market Visiting a dai pai dong is the quintessential Hong Kong food experience. Enjoy a slice of old Hong Healthy living is gaining in popularity during the last couple of years. Take a break from your hectic Kong while we serve up the local favourites, complete with “silk stocking milk tea”, curry fish balls, schedule and refuel your energy with our selection of light and healthy snacks and detox with our pineapple buns and dim sums. seasonal fresh fruits and juices. Creative Coffee Breaks Ice-cream Teppanyaki Green meeting Nothing brightens a day more than a frosty glass of ice-cream, and now you can create your own Eco-friendly meetings made easy, our green sustainable meeting package will help your ice-cream rolls during our Ice-Cream Teppanyaki coffee break with our extensive selection of corporation make a contribution in saving the environment. Let’s go the extra green mile together Haagen-Dazs ice-cream and enticing toppings. with our locally sourced, organic refreshments. We will also offer you the option to donate unused food to local food bank - Food Angel. Floor Plan & Capacity Accomodations Premier Plus Room Nestled in the very heart of Kowloon’s bustling city centre, the Holiday Inn Golden Mile Hong Kong offers business and leisure travellers a vibrant location, contemporary conveniences, and all the luxuries of home while away. The hotel provides 621 invitingly comfortable twin, double or king size beds equipped guest rooms and suites, Executive Club floors, award-winning restaurants, bar, function rooms, a landscaped rooftop pool and a state-of-the-art fitness centre. Premier Plus Suite Premier Plus Bathroom Executive Club Lounge Wellness Swimming Pool With an expansive view overlooking the Tsim Sha Tsui skyline, the venue is also ideal for corporate cocktail gatherings or sizzling BBQ parties. Fitness Centre Fully equipped with the state-of-the-art fitness equipment such as stair-stepper, Located on Level B2, the Executive Club Lounge features luxurious finishes and prime ergonomics treadmill, elliptical machines, stationary that further enhance the Executive Club’s exclusivity, modern amenities and first class services. bicycles and a range of free-weights. Restaurants Embark on a memorable dining adventure to stimulate the senses. Bistro on Enjoy a culinary journey with Italian hospitality and a taste of the Mile features exquisite seafood buffet providing a delectable selection regional Italian cuisine. Osteria brings you the best selections of of local and global dishes. The live action cooking stations create an classic seafood dishes, stone-baked pizzas and homemade pasta and unforgettable all-day dining experience. gelato. The rustic décor created a relaxing and welcoming atmosphere that is perfect for any occasion. Savour the finest authentic Chinese and Cantonese delicacies at our award The perfect place to relax and offering great entertainment. Wind winning Loong Yuen Cantonese Restaurant. Our delicately hand-crafted dim down in our lounge, revel in live music and enjoy generous happy sum and traditional favourites will entice your taste buds. The stunning hour specials and creative cocktails - all in one place. interior inspired by traditional Chinese architecture provides a perfect ambiance. PRAT AVENUE Attractions Location & TransportationKOWLOON PARK 寶勒巷 九龍公園 HAIPHONG ROAD 漆咸道南 海防道 SOUTH ROAD CHATHAM KOWLOON PARK DRIVE NATHAN ROAD 九龍公園徑 彌敦道 CANTON ROAD 廣東道 SALISBURY ROAD 梳士巴利道 The “Star” Ferry 天星小輪 50 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong Harbour City Symphony of Lights The Victoria Peak 1. Private Limousine One of Hong Kong’s most popular Named the ‘World’s Largest The highest point on Hong Kong, Approach the Hotel Transportation Counter B01 at the Arrival Hall (Level 5) at Terminal 1 of the airport, shopping mall, Harbour city offers Permanent Light and Sound Show’ you can reach it via the Peak Tram, prior arrangement is required. a wide range of services including by Guinness World Records, this which rises 1,300 feet above sea shopping, dining, entertainment ten-minute light show paired with level and you can get the best and sightseeing, is only a five- musical effects excites thousands panorama view of the Victoria 2. “Door to Door” Shuttle Bus (B18 Counter) minute walk away from our hotel of people every single night. Harbour. Located in the Arrival Hall (Level 5) at Terminal 1 of the airport, near the exit to the Airport Express Line. and the rest of Tsim Sha Tsui area. Departure from Airport: Every 30 Minutes interval from 07:00 – 23:00 hrs Departure from Hotel: Every Hour from 05:25 – 21:25 hrs Ladies Market Lan Kwai Fong Star Ferry 3. Mass Transit Railway (MTR) Want to experience the Hong Kong One of the most popular nightlife The fastest way to travel from Tsim local street market culture? Ladies hotspots in Hong Kong. With more Sha Tsui to Central or Wan Chai, 60-minute drive away from the airport to Tsim Sha Tsui Station, our hotel is next to the Tsim Sha Tsui Market located with a five-minute than 90 restaurants and bars, Lan offering one of the best views of the Station. walk from the Mong Kok station, Kwai Fong offers a wide variety of iconic Hong Kong skyline, all within where is saturated with stalls parties, entertainment and happy a five minutes boat ride. selling local souvenirs, clothing hours to ensure the best time for The star ferry is only a five-minute 4. Public Taxi and lovely gadgets that shows tourists and locals. walk from the hotel. 40-minute drive away from the airport to our hotel. everyday part of life in Hong Kong and locals. For more information on booking meetings, please contact Sales Department T (852) 2315 1233 | F (852) 2723 1957 | [email protected] Banquet Department T (852) 2315 1273 or (852) 2315 1279 | F (852) 2366 6221 | [email protected] Holiday Inn Golden Mile Hong Kong 50 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong T (852) 2369 3111 | F (852) 2369 8016 | [email protected] | www.higoldenmile.com.
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