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Surrounded by the tranquil Tai Tam Country Park and overlooking the stunning southern coastline, Hong Kong Parkview is an iconic multi-dimensional complex that affords ultimate and elegant living experience to both members and guests. Featuring comprehensive facilities, including Hong Kong’s finest private fitness centre, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, themed interactive playrooms, 8 dining outlets, as well as lavishly-appointed, luxury serviced apartments that suit all guests’ needs, Hong Kong Parkview offers the epitomes of luxury living, caters short stay of 1 month up to long stay of 2 years in Hong Kong. Just 5-minute drive to the South Island Line and a 15-minute drive to Central, members and guests can enjoy the serenity and comfort of a perfect ‘Home away from Home‘.
HISTORY OF HONG KONG PARKVIEW
Hong Kong Parkview was built to offer an integrated environment, with luxury apartments and unsurpassed dining, recreational and leisure facilities. In 1981, the land amidst the Tai Tam Country Park was purchased from the Hong Kong Government for construction by Chyau Fwu Group. With apartments, clubhouse, spa and resort facilities unveiled in phases, the first guest moved in by the fall of 1988, and the entire complex featuring 18 towers, a podium and a clubhouse was declared officially open to the public in the summer of 1989.
WHERE WE ARE LOCATED
Hong Kong Parkview is located at 88 Tai Tam Reservoir Road, Hong Kong. We have a shuttle bus fleet running across two routes for your convenience– one to and from Central with 3 disembarkment stops in Edinburgh Place, CENTRAL, China Resources Bldg., WAHCHAI and Hoi Ping Road, CAUSEWAY BAY. Stay tucked away in this hidden oasis above the city while staying well-connected.
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INFORMATION ABOUT HONG KONG
Located at the mouth of Pearl River Delta on the coast of Southern China, Hong Kong sits at the heart of Asia, and is the main gateway to the mainland China. Despite its small size, Hong Kong is regarded as an internationally recognised business, cultural and financial hub in Asia, and boasts an efficient transportation system, one of the world’s leading airports, an abundance of entertainment and dining options. Here, travellers can enjoy towering skyscrapers of the commercial districts contrasted by expansive public parks, beaches and coastal islands.
WHAT’S NEARBY
International Schools
Some of Hong Kong’s best international schools are conveniently located in the surrounding area meaning you and your family won’t have to travel too far for a good education.
PIPS (Parkview International Pre-School)
The French International School
Bradbury School
South Island School
English School Foundation
Victoria Shanghai Academy
Fusion by Park’n’Shop
Located next to the carpark, across from the Main Clubhouse, Fusion by PARKnSHOP grocery store is open from 8:00am – 10:00pm everyday. One of the largest grocery stores in Hong Kong, it caters to all home and family needs right at your doorstep. Come rain or shine, you won’t have to wander too far for your daily needs or emergency last minute buys. Also, upon request, they will provide delivery service to all towers.
Tai Tam Country Park
Tai Tam Country Park sprawls across Hong Kong Island’s southern flanks, from Jardine’s Lookout in the north to Stanley Gap Road in the south. In an area of verdant vegetation covering nearly one fifth of the island’s total area, fantastic walking paths, including both the Hong Kong and Wilson trails, as well as maintain peaks offer sweeping views over Hong Kong’s high rises and Victoria Harbour.
Ocean Park
Ocean Park Hong Kong is the second largest theme park in Asia following closely behind Hong Kong Disneyland. It is home to over 80 attractions, a world class aquarium, the famous giant panda habitat and newly instated Adventures in Australia. It’s an amusement park, an oceanarium, a marine mammal park and an animal theme park all rolled into one. It covers two towering peaks linked by cables cars offering breathtaking views of the southern Hong Kong island, and it’s only a 15 mins cab ride away from Hong Kong Parkview.
Wong Nai Chung Reservoir Park
Wong Nai Chung Reservoir was the third reservoir in Hong Kong, built in 1889 in Tai Tam Reservoir Road, Wong Nai Chung. The reservoir was converted to Wong Nai Chung Reservoir Park and opened to the public in 1986. It now provides water sports facilities like sampans and pedal boats (life jackets provided free of charge). There’s also “The Pier Café” that overlooks the reservoir that sells post-pedal boat or post hike refreshments and assorted snacks (crisps, noodle soup, sandwiches). Open from 9am to 6pm daily.
LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE
Our in-house magazine “Lifestyle” is our complimentary quarterly publication dedicated to providing news, and editorials about current events and trending topics that keep our members and residents on top of what’s happening at Hong Kong Parkview and the world. It’s a collaboration between our own editorial team and guest journalists and editors that provide you with beautiful images, resourceful articles and interesting stories delivered directly to our readers every 3 months. We cover everything from interviews with new staff, articles about “What’s new at Hong Kong Parkview”, “What’s happening in Hong Kong?”, “Best food from around the world”, “Short haul travel destinations” and more!
