Ballroom in West Kowloon

Ballroom in West Kowloon
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What Are the Top Ballrooms in West Kowloon?
Ballrooms in West Kowloon are a hotel ballroom in the International Commerce Centre and event halls in the West Kowloon Cultural District, booked for wedding banquets, annual dinners and galas. A hotel banquet costs about HK$20,000 to HK$36,000 per table of 10 to 12 before any service charge, and Kowloon station on the Tung Chung line and the Airport Express is the nearest MTR station.
- Hotel ballrooms. The Diamond Ballroom at The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong has a six-metre ceiling and an adjoining foyer. Couples choosing a venue usually shortlist wedding venues in Hong Kong.
- Museum and cultural event halls. Event Hire at M+ in the West Kowloon Cultural District has views over Victoria Harbour and its own catering team.
- Ballroom foyers and pre-function areas. Guests register and have drinks before dinner, as in the Jade Foyer beside the Diamond Ballroom. Planners choosing between districts can also compare ballroom hire in Hong Kong.
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What Are the Top Ballrooms in West Kowloon?
Ballrooms in West Kowloon are a hotel ballroom in the International Commerce Centre and event halls in the West Kowloon Cultural District, booked for wedding banquets, annual dinners and galas. A hotel banquet costs about HK$20,000 to HK$36,000 per table of 10 to 12 before any service charge, and Kowloon station on the Tung Chung line and the Airport Express is the nearest MTR station.
- Hotel ballrooms. The Diamond Ballroom at The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong has a six-metre ceiling and an adjoining foyer. Couples choosing a venue usually shortlist wedding venues in Hong Kong.
- Museum and cultural event halls. Event Hire at M+ in the West Kowloon Cultural District has views over Victoria Harbour and its own catering team.
- Ballroom foyers and pre-function areas. Guests register and have drinks before dinner, as in the Jade Foyer beside the Diamond Ballroom. Planners choosing between districts can also compare ballroom hire in Hong Kong.
Guide to Ballrooms in West Kowloon
A ballroom in West Kowloon (西九龍) is a hotel banquet hall or a large event hall that planners hire for wedding banquets, annual dinners, galas and launches. Kowloon station on the Tung Chung line and the Airport Express is the main station for the area.
A hotel ballroom is hired on a per-table banquet package, and a museum hall is hired on a quote from the venue. On Venuerific you'll send one brief and enquire direct, with zero booking fees and a best price guarantee.
Where Are the Best Ballrooms in West Kowloon?
The best ballrooms in West Kowloon are in two places: the International Commerce Centre and the West Kowloon Cultural District. Pick the ICC for a hotel banquet and the cultural district for a harbour-view event hall.
Meetings, launches and parties in the same district are listed under event venues in West Kowloon.
- International Commerce Centre. The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong is at 1 Austin Road West and has the Diamond Ballroom. Exit D2 at Kowloon station leads to the ICC.
- West Kowloon Cultural District. Event Hire at M+ is a museum and event space with views over Victoria Harbour. The Venuerific listing gives its address as Museum Drive.
Ballrooms in the International Commerce Centre: The Diamond Ballroom and Its Foyers
Ballrooms in the International Commerce Centre centre on the Diamond Ballroom at The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong. The hotel is at 1 Austin Road West.
- Common venue types. The Diamond Ballroom is the hotel's main hall for banquets and receptions. The hotel's site lists theatre, schoolroom, conference, U-shape, reception and banquet set-ups.
- What the spot is known for. The ceiling is 6.0 m high, according to the hotel's site. An adjoining foyer, a pre-function area and the Jade Foyer sit beside the hall.
- Why planners pick it. Planners pick it when guests need a foyer for registration and a separate drink before dinner. Exit D2 at Kowloon station leads to the ICC.
- Best formats. Wedding banquets, annual dinners and galas are the usual formats, and a daytime forum can use the theatre set-up. Teams planning a talk can also compare conference venues in West Kowloon.
Banquet Halls in the West Kowloon Cultural District: Harbour Views at M+
Banquet halls in the West Kowloon Cultural District are the event spaces at M+, a museum for visual culture. The Venuerific listing describes spaces with panoramic views of Victoria Harbour.
- Common venue types. The listing describes a range of event spaces, from intimate rooms to larger halls, and a private room is listed among the amenities. A full bar and microphone are listed too.
- What the spot is known for. M+ is a museum and event space dedicated to visual art, design and architecture, and moving images. The listing describes tasting menus and banquets from the venue's own culinary team.
- Why planners pick it. Planners pick it for a cultural or corporate evening where the setting is part of the occasion. The listing says external catering isn't allowed, so the venue's menus are the only food option.
- Best formats. Cultural evenings, corporate dinners and celebrations are named on the listing. Teams planning a launch can compare event space in West Kowloon.
Which Areas Near West Kowloon Also Have Ballrooms?
Tsim Sha Tsui is the other Kowloon district with several hotel ballrooms. Tsim Sha Tsui station is on the Tsuen Wan line, and East Tsim Sha Tsui station is on the Tuen Ma line.
Planners who want the two districts side by side can compare ballrooms in Tsim Sha Tsui.
- Tsim Sha Tsui. The Langham, The Mira Hong Kong, Hotel ICON and Rosewood Hong Kong each have a ballroom.
- Wider shortlist. Hotels in other districts are covered in ballroom venues in Hong Kong.
- Guest origin. Choose the district that is closest to most of your guests, then shortlist halls there.
How Do You Get to Ballrooms in West Kowloon by MTR?
Take the Tung Chung line or the Airport Express to Kowloon station, which sits in Union Square. Austin station on the Tuen Ma line is reached through exit C1.
- Exit D2. Leads to the International Commerce Centre and the Ritz-Carlton.
- Exit C1. Leads to the ICC, Elements, Austin station and Xiqu Centre.
- Exit D1. Leads to Elements.
- M+. No Kowloon station exit is named for M+ here, so confirm the route with the venue when you enquire.
What Does a Ballroom Hire Include in West Kowloon?
A hotel ballroom hire in West Kowloon is quoted per table of 10 to 12 guests, and a museum hall is quoted by the venue. Ask each team to list what the price covers before you compare.
- Hotel banquets. The package covers the menu and the room, and the hotel's team sets the tiers.
- Museum halls. The venue's own culinary team caters, so there's no outside catering to book.
- Set-ups. The Ritz-Carlton lists theatre, classroom, conference, U-shape, reception and banquet layouts.
- Year-end parties. Teams planning a festive night can compare Christmas party venues in West Kowloon.
How Much Do Ballrooms in West Kowloon Cost?
A hotel banquet in West Kowloon typically costs about HK$20,000 to HK$36,000 per table of 10 to 12 before any service charge. The Ritz-Carlton doesn't publish a per-table price, so use the band to plan and ask for a quote.
| Venue Category | Price Band (Per Session) |
|---|---|
| Hotel wedding banquet | HK$20,000 to HK$36,000 per table of 10 to 12 |
| Company annual dinner or gala | HK$20,000 to HK$36,000 per table of 10 to 12 |
- Quote basis. Venue teams set their own table minimums, deposits and fees. These appear on the listing where they've been published.
- Service charge. Prices are before any service charge, which each operator sets.
What Do the Halls in West Kowloon List as Their Main Features?
The two halls list different features, so compare them against your format. The table sets out what each venue states.
| Hall | What the Venue States |
|---|---|
| Diamond Ballroom, The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong | 6.0 m ceiling, adjoining foyer, pre-function area and Jade Foyer |
| Event Hire at M+ | Harbour views, full bar, private room, external catering not allowed |
- Floor plans. Ask each team for a floor plan with the stage, foyer and exits marked.
- Catering. Check the catering rule first, because it decides your menu choices.
Who Books Ballrooms in West Kowloon and for What Events?
Couples, finance teams and cultural or corporate organisers book ballrooms in West Kowloon for banquets, dinners and launches. The district suits groups that want a hotel address or a harbour-view hall.
- Couples. Wedding banquets use the hotel ballroom and its foyers.
- Finance and HR teams. Year-end dinners are a common booking, and teams can compare annual dinner venues in Hong Kong.
- Cultural organisers. Evenings with a museum setting suit the M+ halls.
What House Rules Apply to Ballrooms in West Kowloon?
Each venue sets its own rules for catering, sound, decorations and finish times, so ask for them in your first enquiry. These rules are usually available in writing.
- Catering. External catering isn't allowed at Event Hire at M+, according to its listing.
- Decorations. Ask which banners, balloons and printed signs are allowed in the hall.
- Sound and finish time. Confirm the end time and any charge for overtime.
- Supplier access. Ask which entrance and lift route suppliers use, and when set-up can start.
Where Can Guests Eat and Drink After a Ballroom Event in West Kowloon?
Guests can continue the evening at OZONE or in Elements, both close to Kowloon station. Book a table for the group when you confirm the hall.
- OZONE. The bar is on the 118th floor of The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong, with two private rooms and an outdoor terrace.
- Elements. Exits C1 and D1 at Kowloon station lead to the mall.
- Outdoor space. Groups that want open air can compare outdoor venues in West Kowloon.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Exit D2 at Kowloon station leads to the International Commerce Centre, and exit C1 also leads to the ICC and Elements. The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong is at 1 Austin Road West. The Tung Chung line and the Airport Express both stop at Kowloon station.
A hotel banquet costs about HK$20,000 to HK$36,000 per table of 10 to 12 before any service charge. The Ritz-Carlton doesn't publish a per-table price, so the band is an estimate for planning. Ask the events team for a written quote with the menu tier and the table minimum.
The hotel's site lists an adjoining foyer, a pre-function area and the Jade Foyer next to the ballroom. Guests use these for registration and a drink before they sit. Ask the events team which foyer comes with your date.
The Venuerific listing for Event Hire at M+ says external catering isn't allowed. M+ describes its own culinary team and lists tasting menus and banquets. Send your menu preferences in your first enquiry so the team can quote.
The Ritz-Carlton's site lists the ceiling at 6.0 m, or 19.7 ft. Check that height against any stage, LED wall or hanging lights. Ask the events team for the floor plan and the rigging points.
Guests board the Tung Chung line or the Airport Express and get off at Kowloon station. Exit D2 then leads to the International Commerce Centre. Austin station on the Tuen Ma line is also reached through exit C1.
OZONE is a bar on the 118th floor of The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong, with two private rooms and an outdoor terrace, according to its Venuerific listing. Exits C1 and D1 at Kowloon station lead to Elements. Book the bar or a table when you confirm the ballroom.