Question 1

What does an Eaton Club private office include?

Accepted Answer

Every Eaton Club building listed in Hong Kong records these facilities:
• 24/7 access
• Reception services and mail handling
• Kitchen and business lounge
• Printing facilities
• Furnished space, air conditioning and disabled access
• Parking in the building

Eaton Club's site adds lockable storage and coworking lounge access during business hours.

Question 2

Can I book a day office or day pass at Eaton Club?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Eaton Club's site lists a one-person Day Office at HK$800 per day and a Coworking Day Pass at HK$300 per day in Hong Kong.

The Day Office gives one person a private room for the day, while the Day Pass covers the shared coworking areas. These short-stay options are booked with Eaton Club directly; the listings here are private offices on longer terms.

Question 3

How long are Eaton Club private office terms?

Accepted Answer

Eaton Club private office terms in Hong Kong run from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer, depending on the centre and the office.

Eaton Club's site says members can add desks or expand their private office as the team grows, subject to availability. Confirm the notice period and renewal terms before you sign.

Question 4

How do I view an Eaton Club office?

Accepted Answer

To view an Eaton Club private office in Hong Kong, enquire on the listing for the centre you want and the operator confirms a viewing time.

Give your headcount, move-in date and preferred term. Every listed building records furnished space, so a team can start once the agreement is signed and the office is ready; how quickly depends on the office chosen.

Question 5

How much does an Eaton Club private office cost in Hong Kong?

Accepted Answer

Eaton Club private offices in Hong Kong average HKD 7,282 per desk per month across its 15 listings on Office Hub.

All 15 listings are private offices, so the average reflects that one product. Prices vary with the centre, the office size and the term, so check the individual listing for its own figure.

Question 6

Where are Eaton Club centres in Hong Kong?

Accepted Answer

Eaton Club has three buildings listed in Hong Kong, including one in Central and one in Kowloon.

Eaton Club's own site names its centres as Champion Tower on Garden Road in Central, Great Eagle Centre in Wan Chai, and Langham Place Office Tower in Mong Kok, Kowloon. Enquire on the listing for the centre you prefer, as availability changes.

Question 7

Is there an Eaton Club in Central, Hong Kong?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Eaton Club has a building in Central, which its site gives as Levels 5 and 10 of Champion Tower, 3 Garden Road.

Eaton Club's site lists four meeting rooms at the Central centre, from four-seat rooms to rooms for 10 to 12 people that can be combined for larger groups. Private offices at Central are enquired about on the listing.

Question 8

Does Eaton Club offer coworking space in Hong Kong?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Eaton Club's site lists coworking memberships in Hong Kong: a Dedicated Desk from HK$4,000 per month and Lifestyle Coworking from HK$2,600 per month.

Coworking is not listed as a separate space type here; the Eaton Club listings are private offices. Eaton Club says coworking members get Wi-Fi, phone booths, meeting room access and lounge use, and that dedicated desks include 24/7 access.

Question 9

How much is an Eaton Club virtual office?

Accepted Answer

Eaton Club's site lists three virtual office plans in Hong Kong:
• Business Address: HK$400 per month
• Business Communications: HK$500 per month
• Business Address & Communications: HK$800 per month

Address plans include mail handling, and each plan includes monthly coworking lounge hours. If you plan to register a company at the address, confirm with the Companies Registry.

Question 10

How much do Eaton Club meeting rooms cost?

Accepted Answer

Eaton Club's site lists meeting rooms in Hong Kong from HK$400 to HK$1,300 per hour at standard rates, with lower member rates on several rooms.

Rooms seat four to 24 people across Central, Wan Chai and Kowloon. All three listed buildings record meeting rooms: one includes them in the price and two charge for them. Meeting rooms are not listed as separately bookable spaces here; Eaton Club arranges them at the centre.