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Five independent party rooms on Shing Yip Street, Kwun Tong, with self check-in and sanitisation, a mahjong machine, and Switch; student birthday discounts available, from as low as HK$20/hour.

The Wang Chiu Road branch in Kowloon Bay, with a sky-garden terrace BBQ, open 24 hours; also has branches in Tai Kok Tsui and Kwun Tong (Camel Paint area).

The largest public riding school under the Hong Kong Jockey Club, established in 1994. Spanning 40,000 square metres with world-class facilities, it offers riding lessons for both children and adults, all taught by British Horse Society (BHS)-qualified instructors.

A public riding school established in 1978 and managed by the Hong Kong Jockey Club, reopening in autumn 2025 after reconstruction. Features an indoor sand arena and accessible facilities suitable for riders of all levels.

An urban riding school opened in 1992, spanning 4,000 square metres with two practice sand arenas and stables for 36 horses. Features a 1,300-metre hillside riding trail with views of the Lei Yue Mun channel. Managed by the LCSD and open to the public.

One of Hong Kong's largest private stables, located within Tai Tong Organic Eco Farm in Yuen Long. Offers riding lessons from beginner to advanced, pony rides, riding-plus-BBQ packages, and wedding/photoshoot venue rental, suitable for family activities and group visits.

Hong Kong's largest riding centre, spanning over 160,000 sq ft with five large irrigated sand arenas for riders of all levels. Home to around 36 well-trained horses, offering private and group lessons in spacious, scenic surroundings.

A long-established non-profit equestrian club in Hong Kong, located in Sheung Shui near the Lo Wu border, with BHS-certified instructors teaching in Cantonese and English. Offers private and small-group lessons (up to 6 people) and regularly hosts dressage, show jumping, and cross-country events.

A riding school in Tai Po offering beginner, intermediate, and advanced riding courses covering horse control, correct riding posture, gaits (walk/trot/canter), and horse care. Courses must be completed within two months; helmet and protective gear rental available.

Hong Kong's first float therapy centre, founded in 2015. Offers float therapy pods and cold plunge baths, using high-concentration salt water to achieve full-body flotation for deep relaxation and sensory-deprivation experiences. Rated 4.7 stars overall across Google, Klook, and TripAdvisor.

A float spa in Happy Valley with spacious float pods offering various lighting options to suit personal preference. Clean environment and friendly service, with good TripAdvisor ratings.

The only spa in Hong Kong offering fully private-suite float experiences. Previously located in Tsim Sha Tsui, it is currently relocating to a new address (please check the official website for the latest location). Uses high-concentration salt water float pods, with each suite a fully private space.

Hong Kong's first contrast therapy spa, with 5 individual treatment rooms and 1 VIP suite, each equipped with a full-spectrum infrared sauna and a cold plunge pool (ice bath), combining scientific hot-cold cycling to promote physical and mental recovery.

Hong Kong's award-winning flagship day spa, located at the heart of Lan Kwai Fong, spanning 5 floors plus a Greek-style rooftop space. Offers a range of treatments including HydraFacial, infrared sauna, facials, and body treatments, plus a Kids Spa and group party services.

The Wan Chai branch of Sense of Touch, an award-winning day spa brand offering facials, body treatments, massages, and more. Join the Diva membership programme for year-round discounts.

Named one of the world's 55 best spas by Condé Nast Traveler, THANN Sanctuary uses Thai organic natural aromatic products, combining advanced equipment with traditional therapist techniques. Also has branches at Art Piece in Causeway Bay and K11 MUSEA.

Authentic Japanese ganban-yoku (hot stone bathing) using Kamioka black stone from Hokkaido, heated to 40°C with far-infrared and negative ions for deep detox, fat-burning and skin benefits, equivalent to running 5km. Minimalist Japanese wood-grain interior for total relaxation.

A spa and beauty centre with 23 years of experience, offering zero-gravity floating massage, Swedish lymphatic massage and deep thermal magnetic massage in private, comfortable rooms, often with buy-one-get-one-free promotions.

A hidden-gem beach bar beside Big Wave Bay's back beach, a favourite stop after hiking Dragon's Back. Relaxed, laid-back vibe with an outdoor BBQ deck and cold drinks, packed with visitors on holidays.

Hong Kong's most iconic surf beach, with waves from October to April drawing local and expat surfers alike. Has 20 BBQ pits and shower/changing facilities, close to the Dragon's Back trail, a top weekend outdoor spot.

Stanley's best-known beach, with a floating platform and 15 BBQ pits, next to Stanley Market and its historic buildings. Home to an LCSD water sports centre offering kayak and windsurf rentals, the closest quality beach to the city.

Lamma Island's most popular beach, with clear water and fine sand, BBQ pits and shower facilities, surrounded by around 4 waterfront restaurants. Draws crowds of locals and expats on holidays, 25 minutes on foot from Yung Shue Wan Pier.

A long stretch of beach next to Mui Wo Ferry Pier with 24 BBQ pits, a top choice for BBQs on Lantau, with Silvermine Waterfall Park nearby for hiking. Convenient direct ferry access to Mui Wo Pier.

A tranquil beach on Lantau's south coast famed for its stunning sunsets, with 6 BBQ pits and a camping area, next to Treasure Island Beach Club, a favourite weekend getaway beach among locals.