Hopewell Center, Hong Kong
Located in Wan Chai on Hong Kong Island, the Hopewell Center stands tall as a pioneering skyscraper on Queen's Road East. This architectural marvel is named after its creator, Hopewell Holdings Company Limited. Serving as the company's headquarters, the circular structure boasts 64 floors and reaches a towering height of 216 meters. Notably, it held the title of Hong Kong's tallest building upon its completion in 1980.
Within its circular layout, the Hopewell Center encompasses various amenities. Its rooftop showcases a private swimming pool, perfectly complementing the building's unique design. On the 62nd floor, visitors can experience the enchanting "Revolving 66" restaurant. This dining establishment offers a panoramic view of the city as it completes a full 360-degree rotation every hour.
To facilitate vertical transportation, the Hopewell Center features multiple elevator groups, ensuring convenient access to its numerous floors. Hotel lobbies are situated on the 3rd and 17th floors, providing a warm welcome to guests. Additionally, the 56th floor boasts a mini-sky lobby, catering specifically to diners.
Completing this remarkable architectural gem, the topmost floor serves as the office space for Hopewell Holdings' CEO, Gordon Wu. The Hopewell Center continues to stand as a symbol of innovation and grandeur in Hong Kong's skyline.
Within its circular layout, the Hopewell Center encompasses various amenities. Its rooftop showcases a private swimming pool, perfectly complementing the building's unique design. On the 62nd floor, visitors can experience the enchanting "Revolving 66" restaurant. This dining establishment offers a panoramic view of the city as it completes a full 360-degree rotation every hour.
To facilitate vertical transportation, the Hopewell Center features multiple elevator groups, ensuring convenient access to its numerous floors. Hotel lobbies are situated on the 3rd and 17th floors, providing a warm welcome to guests. Additionally, the 56th floor boasts a mini-sky lobby, catering specifically to diners.
Completing this remarkable architectural gem, the topmost floor serves as the office space for Hopewell Holdings' CEO, Gordon Wu. The Hopewell Center continues to stand as a symbol of innovation and grandeur in Hong Kong's skyline.
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Sight Name: Hopewell Center
Sight Location: Hong Kong, Hong Kong (See walking tours in Hong Kong)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark
Sight Location: Hong Kong, Hong Kong (See walking tours in Hong Kong)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark
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