Old Bank of China Building

Reviews (10)

• 4/5

  sheepygold
  Pride of the New China, this building was completed in 1950 at a height meant to tower slightly above its neighbor, Hongkong & Shanghai Bank former headquarters (since rebuilt by... read more

  Jun 10 2016 59
• 3/5

  RayAnh72
  It is amazing to see this old building dwarfed against the modern skyscrpaers of Hong Kong. It kind of puts the place into perspective.

  Aug 19 2016 52
• 3/5

  Roger S
  Pride of the New China, this building was completed in 1950 at a height meant to tower slightly above its neighbor, Hongkong & Shanghai Bank former headquarters (since rebuilt by Sir Norman Foster). Currently its top 3 floors house the China Club, an exclusive members-only venue with good food, high quality Chinese contemporary art and retro-chic Revolutionary décor. The outdoor... More 

  Nov 04 2016 57
• 4/5

  sharky852
  It remains a special place in modern HKG. In the past you had to be a member or invited by a member like we were. However, it seems nowadays the better hotels might get you in from time to time. Ask your concierge. The main dining room is the old days style which I feel was around early 1900. The... More 

  Sep 09 2016 65
• 4/5

  Yarana_C
  We had a great lunch with families at the restaurant here an there was a terrific Art Deco vibe that really compliments this old building. Great for brunch or business mtgs

  Jun 24 2016 4
• 4/5

  BradJill
  What my review title says, plus, the food is great, interior is great too - old-school British colonial, just love it. After eating go to the top floor where you can enjoy crazy view of central city-scape. On your way you can see some great artwork on the staircase walls.

  Jul 08 2016 59
• 3/5

  experiencematter
  In the 1950s, this 17 floor building towered over its rivals, making this architectural gem a prize for the early Hong Kong skyline. Today, this past giant is dwarfed by the modern skyscrapers that line Hong Kong Island, making the old Bank of China building difficult to find let alone see, unless you are specifically looking for it. Its a... More 

  Jun 17 2016 17
• 5/5

  hkvisitor1997
  Amazing art inside, and amazing restaurants if you have the privilege to be invited to a dinner there

  Jun 10 2016 87
• 3/5
  It open in 1951, was the tallest building at that time, the old HSBC building next to it was slightly shorter, maybe there are reason for it? no one knows, not worth a look now a day, just part of Hong Kong history of skyline of the bygone days.

  Jun 10 2016 24