Function Rooms in Tsim Sha Tsui

Function rooms in Tsim Sha Tsui (尖沙咀) are hotel rooms, a clubhouse's event floors and basement rooms that planners hire for dinners, parties, talks and launches. Tsim Sha Tsui station on the Tsuen Wan line is the main station for the area.

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Where Are the Best Function Rooms in Tsim Sha Tsui?

The best function rooms in Tsim Sha Tsui are in five clusters: Peking Road, Middle Road, Kimberley Road, Tsim Sha Tsui East and Chatham Court. Each cluster has a different room type and hire style, so it's worth matching the cluster to your format.

Meetings, launches and workshops are listed under event venues in Tsim Sha Tsui.

• Peking Road. The Langham, Hong Kong is at 8 Peking Road and has a Grand Ballroom, a Board Room and The Mayfair. Exit C2 and exit L5 at Tsim Sha Tsui station lead to Peking Road.
• Middle Road. Kimpton Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong is at 11 Middle Road and has a ballroom and a gallery room. Exit K leads to Middle Road.
• Kimberley Road. The Luxe Manor is at 39 Kimberley Road and has basement function rooms and themed party rooms.
• Tsim Sha Tsui East. Hotel ICON is at 17 Science Museum Road and has a ballroom and a private dining room. Exit P2 leads to Tsim Sha Tsui East.
• Chatham Court. Urban House is a members' clubhouse on floors 1 to 4, with indoor event space and a rooftop sky garden.
• Restaurant and bar private rooms. These are booked on a minimum spend, and restaurant managers set their own terms.

Hotel Function Rooms in The Luxe Manor: Basement Function Rooms and Themed Party Rooms

Hotel function rooms in The Luxe Manor are two basement function rooms for meetings and a set of themed rooms for parties. The hotel is at 39 Kimberley Road.

• Common room types. Function Room 1 and Function Room 2 are basement rooms, and they're also shown as one combined room on the hotel's site. The party spaces are Eden, Nordic Express, Heaven and Hell, with Finds and Dada Bar + Lounge for dining and cocktail receptions.
• What the spot is known for. Eden is described on the hotel's site as a private room with a flower-lined wall, and Nordic Express as a private dining room styled like a carriage. Hell is a dark, candle-lit room, and Heaven is a white room with a Nordic winter theme.
• Why planners pick it. Planners pick a themed room when a birthday or a small company party needs its own setting. They pick the basement rooms when a talk needs AV facilities, which are listed for the function rooms.
• Best formats. Birthdays, small company dinners, cocktail receptions and presentations are the usual formats. Ask the hotel which room matches your programme.

Hotel Function Rooms in Kimpton Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong: A Ballroom and a Gallery Room on Middle Road

Hotel function rooms in Kimpton Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong are a ballroom and a smaller gallery room at 11 Middle Road. The hotel opened in September 2025.

• Common room types. The Ballroom and The Gallery are the two event rooms named on the hotel's meetings page. A downloadable catering menu is listed there as well.
• What the spot is known for. The Ballroom is described as having harbour views. The hotel is on the former Mariner's Club site.
• Why planners pick it. Planners pick a newly opened hotel when they want a harbour-view room for the main event and a smaller room for a separate gathering. Exit K at Tsim Sha Tsui station leads to Middle Road, and proposals are requested through the hotel's events team.
• Best formats. Banquets, cocktail receptions and theatre-style talks are the formats listed for the Ballroom. Organisers of standing receptions can also compare cocktail party venues in Hong Kong.

Hotel Function Rooms in Hotel ICON: Silverbox Ballroom and a Private Dining Room

Hotel function rooms in Hotel ICON are the Silverbox Ballroom, a private dining room called PDR and a conference centre. The hotel is at 17 Science Museum Road in Tsim Sha Tsui East.

• Common room types. The Silverbox Ballroom is the main hall, and PDR is a room for VIP meetings and private dining. The Conference Centre and its foyer are used for talks and training.
• What the spot is known for. The ballroom is described on the hotel's site as a space for gala dinners and charity balls. Food Lab Kitchen and a bistro are atelier spaces for tastings and demonstrations.
• Why planners pick it. Planners pick it when one address has to cover a dinner, a private room and a talk on the same day. Exit P2 at Tsim Sha Tsui station leads to Tsim Sha Tsui East.
• Best formats. Gala dinners, charity balls and private dining celebrations are the formats named on the hotel's site. Companies planning a gala can also compare ballrooms in Hong Kong.

Club Function Rooms in Urban House: Event Floors and a Rooftop Sky Garden in Chatham Court

Club function rooms in Urban House are indoor event areas and a rooftop sky garden across floors 1 to 4 of Chatham Court. Urban House is described as a members' clubhouse for entrepreneurs and young startups.

• Common room types. Indoor event space, multi-function rooms and the rooftop sky garden are listed for rental. Equipment includes a projector, a sound system, an HD TV, microphones, whiteboards and free Wi-Fi.
• What the spot is known for. Omakase Iki is a Japanese restaurant on the premises, and professional chefs prepare its seasonal dishes. Members and their guests can dine there.
• Why planners pick it. Planners pick it for a private floor and an outdoor roof at one address. A talk can run indoors while a reception moves to the sky garden.
• Best formats. Talks, product launches, team parties and standing receptions are the usual formats. Send the date, headcount and format through the venue page on the Urban House site.

Which Areas Near Tsim Sha Tsui Also Have Function Rooms?

Admiralty on Hong Kong Island and Kwun Tong in east Kowloon also have function rooms. The Tsuen Wan line serves Tsim Sha Tsui and Admiralty.

Function rooms in Admiralty are on the Hong Kong Island side of the harbour.

Kwun Tong is a separate business district in east Kowloon, so compare function rooms in Kwun Tong if your guests travel from there.

• Same line. Tsuen Wan line trains stop at Tsim Sha Tsui and at Admiralty.
• Tsim Sha Tsui East. East Tsim Sha Tsui station is on the Tuen Ma line and is linked to Tsim Sha Tsui station by subway.
• Guest origin. Choose the district that is closest to most of your guests, then shortlist rooms there.

What Is the Event Setting Like in Tsim Sha Tsui?

Tsim Sha Tsui is a hotel, retail and waterfront district, so most function rooms here are hotel rooms hired for dinners, parties and launches. A clubhouse and several restaurants add smaller rooms.

• Hotel streets. Peking Road, Middle Road, Kimberley Road and Science Museum Road each have a hotel with function space.
• Malls. Exit A1 leads to Harbour City, exit H and exit R lead to iSQUARE, and exits D3, N3 and N4 lead to K11 Art Mall.
• Waterfront. Exit J leads to Victoria Dockside, the Hong Kong Museum of Art and the Hong Kong Space Museum.
• Company events. Year-end dinners are a common use, and teams planning one can compare office party venues in Hong Kong.

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

Take the Tsuen Wan line to Tsim Sha Tsui station, which has exits from A1 to P3. East Tsim Sha Tsui station on the Tuen Ma line is linked to it through the Mody Road and Middle Road subways.

• Exit C2 and exit L5. Lead to Peking Road and The Langham, Hong Kong.
• Exit K. Leads to Middle Road and Kimpton Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong.
• Exit P2. Leads to Tsim Sha Tsui East and Hotel ICON.
• Exit P3. Leads to Chatham Road South.
• Kimberley Road. No exit is named for The Luxe Manor here, so confirm the route with the hotel when you enquire.
• Fare gates. The two stations have separate fare gates, so check your fare before you transfer.

Which Room Formats and Hire Models Suit Your Event?

Hotel function rooms and ballrooms are usually hired on a per-head package, and smaller private rooms on a minimum spend. Club event floors and basement rooms are usually hired by the hour or by the session.

• Minimum spend. You commit to a food and drink spend for the room. Ask if the spend includes drinks.
• Per-head package. Hotel sales teams quote a menu price for each guest, with room hire built in or added. Ask what the package covers.
• Hourly or session hire. You pay for the room and bring or book your own catering. Ask about the equipment that comes with it.
• Daytime sessions. Workshops and seminars are covered by conference rooms in Hong Kong.

How Much Do Function Rooms in Tsim Sha Tsui Cost?

Function rooms in Tsim Sha Tsui typically cost HK$1,500 to HK$50,000 per session before any service charge. The final quote depends on the room type, the day and the food and drink package, so it's worth asking for a written breakdown.

• Quote basis. Venue teams set their own minimum spend, deposit and fees. These appear on the listing where they've been published.
• Service charge. Prices are before any service charge, which each operator sets.
• Other districts. Planners comparing rates across the city can look at function room venues in Hong Kong.

Can You Bring Your Own Drinks or Pay Corkage in Tsim Sha Tsui Function Rooms?

Outside drinks are allowed only when the venue agrees, because most hotels and restaurants serve drinks under their own liquor licence. Ask about this in your first enquiry.

• Bar rooms. Dada Bar + Lounge is listed on The Luxe Manor's events page for cocktail receptions, so drinks there are likely to come from the hotel's own bar.
• Corkage. Ask for the corkage fee in writing if you want to bring wine.
• Clubhouse dining. Omakase Iki is the restaurant at Urban House, so ask how food and drink are arranged for a hired floor.
• Cakes and extras. Ask about cake-cutting fees and outside suppliers before the date is confirmed.

What Noise and Building Rules Apply to Function Rooms in Tsim Sha Tsui?

Building managers set their own rules for sound, decorations and finish times, so ask for them in your first enquiry. These rules are usually available in writing.

• Basement rooms. Function Room 1 and Function Room 2 at The Luxe Manor are on the basement level, so ask about sound limits and the equipment included.
• Rooftop events. The Urban House sky garden is outdoors, so ask about sound limits and a backup indoor room.
• Decorations. Ask which banners, balloons and printed signs are allowed in a ballroom.
• Finish time. Confirm the end time and any extra charge for overtime.

Can You Get After-Hours Access and Loading for Function Rooms in Tsim Sha Tsui?

After-hours access and loading are agreed with the venue in advance, and hotel events teams set them with you. Put the arrangement in writing when you confirm.

• Valet parking. Valet parking is listed on The Luxe Manor's facilities page.
• Hotel events teams. Events team contacts are on the Langham and Hotel ICON sites.
• Set-up access. Ask what time you can enter the room for the stage, the AV and the decorations.
• Deliveries. Ask which entrance and lift route suppliers use, especially for basement rooms.

Where Can Guests Eat and Drink Near Function Rooms in Tsim Sha Tsui?

Guests can eat at the malls beside the station exits: iSQUARE, K11 Art Mall and K11 MUSEA at Victoria Dockside. Book a table for the group when you confirm the room.

• iSQUARE. Exit H and exit R lead to iSQUARE on Nathan Road.
• K11 Art Mall. Exits D3, N3 and N4 lead to the mall.
• Victoria Dockside. Exit J leads to the complex and K11 MUSEA.
• Harbour City. Exit A1 leads to the shopping complex near Canton Road.

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