2 Person Private Office at 971 King's Road Quarry Bay, Hong Kong

This serviced office at 971 King's Road Quarry Bay Hong Kong is the ideal place for two people to work, with a discounted rate of 30%. For just HK$1595 per week (HK$6930 per month), you'll get access to two private offices that are fully-equipped with modern amenities like 24/7 access, administrative support, meeting room and reception services, telephone answering and signage in the building to help orient yourself. The building also provides air-conditioning, business lounge, disabled access, building security and concierge in the foyer along with lift/elevator facilities. For added convenience and peace of mind, parking is available on-site. Moreover, the office is conveniently located within one minute of Quarry Bay Station and 4 minutes from Mansion Street; King's Road bus stop. For those who need food after hours, there are plenty of places nearby such as Pacific Coffee and Fairwood to grab a bite or some take away food options. So why not come by today and explore this serviced office that can be yours now!

Campfire at 971 King's Road Quarry Bay is an empowering shared workspace for entrepreneurs, freelancers, and working professionals in Hong Kong. With no minimum or maximum desk requirements and prices starting from HK$0, Campfire offers private offices, fixed desk spaces, and hot desks to accommodate everyone's needs. The inspiration behind Campfire came from the city itself - its attitude, aesthetic, and mission to give every ambitious person the opportunities they need to achieve their goals. From a small cluster of villages to becoming one of the world's most important financial hubs within such a short time frame; it is only in this remarkable city that a brand like Campfire could have been born. At Campfire, they believe in the power of people coming together and connecting with each other to accelerate ambition and make an impact on individuals as well as within their communities. Their new logo symbolizes collaboration within a community as well as celebrating the momentum found in Hong Kong.