The China Club Hong Kong

If it’s classic elegance you’re after, look no further than The China Club. Opened in 1991 by the inimitable late David Tang, the décor is pure 1930s Shanghai, filled with art and antiquities from the era

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The attention to detail here is striking—from the art-deco sweeping staircase to the Bosendorfer grand piano in the corner of the dining room, you’d be forgiven for forgetting you’re in the middle of one of the world’s most bustling cities.

Culture club: The club boasts a mahjong room and a library with an extensive collection of books on China and the Chinese people, not to mention striking views over our great city.

Wine and dine: The main dining room on the 13th floor prides itself on its authentic Chinese cuisine, or you can simply while away your evening drinking at the ultra-luxe Long Bar.

There are also plenty of rooms dedicated to private dining with banqueting menus available to suit every taste.

While little ones are welcome at this club, we suggest you leave them at home to avoid any unwanted accidents with the expensive artworks. 

Joining & Membership Fee: To join, simply fill in the entry form from the club and you’re good to go.

Membership fees range from HK$120,000-$150,000.

No. of Members: Around 3,000

Tatler Tip: Impress your out-of-town guests with the tea pouring and noodle-making show at dinner.

The China Club Hong Kong, 13-15/F, The Old Bank of China Building, Bank Street, Central.