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Sunshine Plaza, 353 Lockhart Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong Sunshine Plaza, 353 Lockhart Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong View this office online at: https://www.newofficeasia.com/details/serviced-offices-sunshine-plaza-353-lo ckhart-road-wan-chai-hong-kong Promising a dizzying array of high-tech office equipment, this centre on the 28th floor of sunshine Plaza makes for the perfect location to commence the search for a new office provider in Hong Kong. Alongside a whole slew of handy facilities and services, you and your team can enjoy superb panoramic views of Victoria Harbour. Designed to promote collaboration, the offices here are provisioned with a fantastic meeting room, equipped with all you might need to enable a comfortable and focused dialogue with your staff team. There is also a remarkable event space that is ideal for hosting industry functions and networking events. Other amenities rendered at this office hub include fast internet connections, all hours access, telephone answering service and secure car parking facilities. Transport links Nearest tube: Wan Chai Nearest airport: Wan Chai Key features 24 hour access Air conditioning Board room Cat 6 networking or higher CCTV monitoring Comfortable lounge Entry phone system Furnished workspaces High-speed internet Hot desking Kitchen facilities Lift Meeting rooms Modern interiors Multilingual staff Office cleaning service Reception staff Secure car parking Security system Telecoms Telephone answering service Town centre location Virtual office available Virtual office available Voicemail WC (separate male & female) Wifi Wireless networking Location Situated at sunshine Plaza, these offices are just right for firms on the lookout for a balance between a world class place to do business and justifiable overheads. You and your team will reside within close proximity to some of the city's most iconic attractions such as Victoria Harbour, Golden Bauhinia Square and Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. This part of Hong Kong is but 110m from Wai Seon Ting Ce Coeng Wui Hon Daai Haa Park, which makes a beautiful venue for down time and time-out with friends. Commuters will benefit from easy access to several tram, bus and MTR routes while Hong Kong International Airport is no more than 40 km away and can be driven to in only 31 minutes via Route 8. Bringing together great value, transport convenience and a well respected postcode in a single package, you would be hard pressed to come up with a better place to do business in or around Hong Kong. Points of interest within 1000 metres 香港演藝學院灣仔校園, hoeng gong jin ngai hok jyun (college/university) - 102m from business centre 香港法律改革委員會, hoeng gong faat leot goi gaak wai wan kui (government office) - 106m from business centre 希臘領事館, hei laap leng si gun (embassy) - 106m from business centre 威信停車場匯漢大廈, wai seon ting ce coeng wui hon daai haa (parking garage) - 111m from business centre 葡萄牙餐廳酒吧, pou tou ngaa caan teng zau baa (café/pub, pub) - 112m from business centre 娛藝院線有限公司, jyu ngai jyun sin jau haan gung si (media facility) - 120m from business centre 知己咖啡店, zi gei kaa fei dim (coffee shop, café/pub) - 120m from business centre 姿韻國際健美中心有限公司, zi wan gwok zai gin mei zung sam jau haan gung si (beauty salon) - 120m from business centre 新一旅業有限公司, san jat leoi jip jau haan gung si (travel agents) - 120m from business centre 騰達旅游, tang taat leoi jau (travel agents) - 120m from business centre 中國恆大中心停車場, zung gwok hang daai zung sam ting ce coeng (parking garage) - 36m from business centre Delifrance, DELIFRANCE (restaurant, french) - 42m from business centre 阿拉伯聯合酋長國總領事館, aa laai baak lyun hap jau coeng gwok zung ling si gun (embassy) - 42m from business centre 天翔國際有限公司, tin coeng gwok zai jau haan gung si (manufacturing facility) - 42m from business centre 香港小童群益會樂緻幼稚園(灣仔)(上午), hoeng gong siu tung kwan jik wui lok zi jau zi jyun waan zaisoeng ng (child care facility, school) - 47m from business centre 香港小童群益會樂緻幼稚園(灣仔)(下午), hoeng gong siu tung kwan jik wui lok zi jau zi jyun waan zaihaa ng (child care facility, school) - 47m from business centre 香港小童群益會樂緻幼稚園(灣仔)(全日), hoeng gong siu tung kwan jik wui lok zi jau zi jyun waan zaicyun jat (child care facility, school) - 47m from business centre 香港警務處灣仔分區警署報案室, hoeng gong ging mou cyu waan zai fan keoi ging cyu bou ngon sat (police station) - 59m from business centre 藝采娛樂亞洲有限公司, ngai coi jyu lok ngaa zau jau haan gung si (media facility) - 62m from business centre Pantone Asia Inc, PANTONE ASIA INC (manufacturing facility) - 62m from business centre 德魯化學公司, dak lou faa hok gung si (manufacturing facility) - 62m from business centre 香港警務處灣仔分區警署, hoeng gong ging mou cyu waan zai fan keoi ging cyu (police station) - 63m from business centre 香港警務處灣仔警區總部, hoeng gong ging mou cyu waan zai ging keoi zung bou (police station) - 63m from business centre 埃索軍器廠街加油站, oi suk gwan hei cong gaai gaa jau zaam (petrol station) - 65m from business centre 警政大樓東翼, ging zing taai lau dung jik (condominium complex) - 86m from business centre 駱克道遊樂場, lok hak dou jau lok coeng (basketball, stadium) - 87m from business centre 堅偉樓, gin wai lau (condominium complex) - 91m from business centre 香港演藝學院, 告士打道, hoeng gong jin ngai hok jyun gou si daa dou (public transport stop, bus stop) - 91m from business centre 香港演藝學院, hoeng gong jin ngai hok jyun (public transport stop, bus stop) - 91m from business centre 美國萬通大廈停車場, mei gwok maan tung daai haa ting ce coeng (parking garage) - 93m 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. 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