Conference Rooms in Tsim Sha Tsui

Conference rooms in Tsim Sha Tsui (尖沙咀) are found in hotels along Mody Road and Hanoi Road and in serviced-office towers near Canton Road. They suit a conference, a seminar-style day, a board meeting or a hybrid session.

This guide lists the main clusters and explains how to reach them by MTR. It also covers set-ups, pricing and the questions to send when you enquire.

Where Are the Best Conference Rooms in Tsim Sha Tsui?

The main clusters are the Mody Road hotels, Hyatt Regency on Hanoi Road, Harbour City and ICC. Planners with a wider brief can also look at event venues in Tsim Sha Tsui.

• Mody Road hotels. InterContinental Grand Stanford and Regal Kowloon both list conference and meeting rooms in Tsim Sha Tsui East.
• Hanoi Road. Hyatt Regency Hong Kong Tsim Sha Tsui lists a ballroom and salons on its lobby level.
• Harbour City. Regus lists conference rooms and boardrooms at The Gateway, Tower 5, on Canton Road.
• China Hong Kong City. Regus lists a Tower 3 address at 333 Canton Road.
• ICC. Regus lists a conference room and boardroom address on the 86th floor of the International Commerce Centre.

Hotel Conference Rooms in Tsim Sha Tsui East: Mody Road Meeting Suites

Mody Road is the hotel address for planners who want a conference room and in-house catering under one roof. InterContinental Grand Stanford is at 70 Mody Road, and Regal Kowloon is at 71 Mody Road.

• Common venue types. Hotel plenary rooms, divisible meeting suites and smaller breakout rooms are listed by both hotels. Both list on-site catering.
• Known for. InterContinental Grand Stanford lists translation booths in its plenary room and lists video conferencing for its meeting rooms. Regal Kowloon lists rooms across the second floor, third floor and basement level.
• Why planners pick it. One hotel can hold registration, sessions, lunch and breakout rooms. Delegates stay in one building for the whole day.
• Best formats. Full-day conferences, multi-room seminars and training days suit these hotels. Hybrid sessions need a check on the video conferencing set-up when you enquire.

Hotel Conference Rooms in Hyatt Regency Hong Kong Tsim Sha Tsui: Salons Beside the Ballroom

Hyatt Regency Hong Kong Tsim Sha Tsui is at 18 Hanoi Road, and its meeting space is on the lobby level. Its fact sheet lists the Regency Ballroom together with Salon I, Salon III and Salon IV.

• Common venue types. A large ballroom and smaller salons are listed on the same level. The salons suit committee rooms and breakout groups.
• Known for. The hotel fact sheet lists business services alongside the meeting space. The hotel is on Hanoi Road in the heart of the district.
• Why planners pick it. A main session in the ballroom and breakouts in the salons stay on one floor. Delegates don't need to change floors between sessions.
• Best formats. Conferences with parallel breakouts, product briefings and board meetings in a salon are the usual fit. Ask the hotel for the layout and screen set-up for your date.

Serviced-Office Conference Rooms in Harbour City: Boardrooms on Canton Road

Harbour City is the choice for a compact conference when delegates arrive by MTR. Regus lists The Gateway, Tower 5, at 15 Canton Road, with conference rooms and boardrooms on floors 29 to 31.

• Common venue types. Serviced-office conference rooms and boardrooms are the main formats. The same operator lists training and interview rooms.
• Known for. Harbour City is a large retail and office complex on Canton Road. Exit A1 of Tsim Sha Tsui station leads to it.
• Why planners pick it. Cafes and restaurants are in the same complex, so coffee and lunch need no separate trip. Planners who only need a small team room can compare meeting rooms in Tsim Sha Tsui.
• Best formats. Board meetings, partner conferences and half-day strategy sessions are the usual fit. Ask the operator about screens and video conferencing for remote attendees.

Serviced-Office Conference Rooms in ICC: Boardrooms on the 86th Floor

ICC, the International Commerce Centre, is at 1 Austin Road West. Regus lists a conference room and boardroom address on the 86th floor.

• Common venue types. Serviced-office conference rooms and boardrooms are the listed formats. Regus also lists event space on request.
• Known for. ICC is one of the tallest office towers in Hong Kong. The listed address is on a high floor.
• Why planners pick it. A high-floor address suits a formal client conference or a board session. Confirm the lift route and visitor registration with the operator before the day.
• Best formats. Investor updates, senior leadership conferences and hybrid board meetings are the usual fit. Ask for the equipment list when you enquire.

Which Areas Are Near Tsim Sha Tsui for Conference Rooms?

Many conference programmes split a day between Kowloon and Hong Kong Island. Jordan is the next Tsuen Wan line station north of Tsim Sha Tsui.

• Central. Central is across the harbour, and a second session there can use conference room venues in Central.
• Wan Chai. Wan Chai is also on the island side, and delegates based there can compare conference room venues in Wan Chai.

What Is the Business Setting for Conferences in Tsim Sha Tsui?

Tsim Sha Tsui is a Kowloon-side district where hotels, shopping malls and office towers share the same streets. Conference rooms here are mostly in hotels and serviced offices.

• Hotels. InterContinental Grand Stanford, Regal Kowloon and Hyatt Regency list meeting space with on-site catering or business services.
• Office towers. Regus lists conference rooms at Harbour City, China Hong Kong City, ICC and 8 Observatory Road.
• Visitors. Delegates flying in often stay in the district, so a conference here saves them a cross-harbour trip.

How Do You Get to Conference Rooms in Tsim Sha Tsui by MTR?

Tsim Sha Tsui station on the Tsuen Wan line is the main stop, and its exits lead to most office and mall addresses. East Tsim Sha Tsui station on the Tuen Ma line is the stop for the Mody Road side.

• Exit A1. Leads to Harbour City, China Hong Kong City and Kowloon Park.
• Exit D3. Leads to K11 Art Mall.
• Exit H. Leads to iSQUARE.
• Exit B1. Leads to The ONE on Nathan Road.
• Austin station Exit E. Leads to Xiqu Centre, China Hong Kong City and the China Ferry Terminal.
• Exit P2. Leads to Tsim Sha Tsui East, and an underground passage links the two stations with separate fare gates.

Which Room Set-Ups Suit a Conference, a Board Meeting or a Training Day?

A conference needs a theatre or classroom layout, a board meeting needs one boardroom table and a training day needs classroom or U-shape seating. Hotel suites and serviced-office rooms in Tsim Sha Tsui cover all three.

• Theatre. Rows of chairs facing a screen suit keynotes and product briefings.
• Classroom. Tables and chairs suit seminar-style days where delegates take notes.
• Boardroom. One fixed table suits board meetings, partner meetings and client presentations.
• U-shape. An open end suits workshops where the trainer walks between delegates.
• Hybrid-ready AV. Screens, microphones and video conferencing suit sessions with remote attendees, so confirm the equipment list.
• Breakout rooms. Hotel suites usually pair a main room with smaller rooms, and teams scouting beyond the district can look at conference venues in Hong Kong.

How Much Do Conference Rooms in Tsim Sha Tsui Cost?

Conference room hire in Tsim Sha Tsui costs HK$600 to HK$8,000 per session before any service charge. Hong Kong has no sales tax, and each venue sets its own deposit and extra fees.

• Session length. Regus lists hourly, half-day and full-day bookings, so the cost depends on the block you choose.
• Extras. Catering, printing and room set-up can add to the total, so ask for a full quote.
• Hotel quotes. Hotel meeting suites are quoted on enquiry, and the quote depends on the date and the room.

Can You Book a Conference Room for a Half Day or a Full Day?

Yes, Regus lists morning sessions of 09:00 to 13:00, afternoon sessions of 13:00 to 17:00 and full days of 09:00 to 17:00. Hotels set their own session times, so confirm them in your enquiry.

• Half-day. Seminars and planning sessions suit a morning or afternoon block.
• Full day. Conferences and training days suit a full-day booking.
• Weekday peaks. Weekday mornings and afternoons are the usual conference slots, so enquire early for those times.
• Weekends. Weekend availability differs by hotel and operator, so confirm it in your enquiry.

What Are the House Rules for Conference Rooms in Tsim Sha Tsui?

House rules are set by each hotel or operator, so confirm them in your enquiry. Regus lists that room set-up help needs at least 24 hours' notice.

• Set-up. Tell the venue your layout and start time so the room is ready.
• Catering. Hotels usually supply catering and serviced offices may allow outside caterers, so ask which applies.
• Visitor access. Office towers usually register visitors at reception, so share your guest list in advance.
• Cancellation and deposit. Each venue sets its own terms, and these appear in the quote.

Where Can Delegates Get Lunch Near Tsim Sha Tsui Conference Rooms?

Several malls linked to Tsim Sha Tsui station exits have cafes and restaurants. Exit D3 leads to K11 Art Mall, Exit H leads to iSQUARE and Exit A1 leads to Harbour City.

• Harbour City. Shops and dining floors are in the same complex as The Gateway.
• K11 Art Mall. Exits D3, N3 and N4 lead to it.
• iSQUARE. Exits H and R lead to it.
• The ONE. Exit B1 leads to The ONE on Nathan Road.

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