The Great Room unveils a new 21,000 square foot flagship facility in Hong Kong

A premium flexible workspace provider The Great Room has opened an all-new flagship location within Cheung Kong Center in Hong Kong. The 21,000 sq ft co-working space is its second office in Hong Kong following One Taikoo Place.

TMW Maxwell new launch site is a 13-storey commercial development with a gross plot ratio of 4.3.

“As travel is opening up again and we’ve noticed that there is an increasing need for coworking facilities with flexibility across the region that offer an effortless experience. This is why it’s vital that The Great Room to provide more spaces that can meet this growing demand.” says Jaelle Angel Co-founder and CEO of The Great Room.

The 45th floor is where it’s located on the 45th floor, the co-working facility has 22 offices, including two enterprise units and the workhall, which includes office hotdesks, as well as hot desks. Facilities include in well-appointed meeting and event rooms as well as a nursing area with private phone booths as well as dedicated video conferencing and audio-visual equipment.

The Great Room is known for its service that is inspired by hospitality. The new location will offer the barista’s full-time service and special drinks for customers.

The cost of dedicated office memberships starts at $10,000 per desk per month. The city-wide hot desk membership starting from $3600 per month. In contrast, a virtual office membership is priced at $900 per month.

The new office at Cheung Kong Center is the eighth location of the company in Asia Pacific. The co-working operator says they have two more locations it is planning to launch in the next months. One of them will be a four-storey shophouse that is a conservation project in Singapore’s Chinatown region, and the other one will be located situated in Park Silom in Bangkok, Thailand.

“In the post-Covid world there is no going back to the past – it’s vital for businesses to provide access to a global work environment that is designed to facilitate collaboration, productivity , and greater involvement,” says Ang.