Eaton HK hosts meetings, conferences, company trainings, annual dinners, private parties and weddings for up to 250 guests seated in a hall, or 380 standing in its music bar. The hotel stands at 380 Nathan Road in Jordan, Kowloon, Hong Kong, and belongs to Eaton Workshop, a small group of hotels with a cultural program.
Seminars and company events
Michelle is the largest room, with 2,570 sq ft, no pillars and 12 ft ceilings. It takes 250 theater style, 108 in classroom, 66 around a boardroom table or 54 in a horseshoe. Maggie, at 2,100 sq ft, seats 220 theater style or 99 in classroom and can be split into two meeting rooms. Both halls have a stage, a full AV set-up with an LCD projector, a dressing room and a private restroom. Anita, a 690 sq ft room with a hardwood floor, a floor-to-ceiling window and a mirror wall, suits 30 in classroom or a board meeting for 30.
Eaton House, the hotel's coworking floor, adds Kino, a 50-seat screening theater with a 4K Sony DCI digital projector, and its lounge, plus a Reception Lounge for up to 32. These work for screenings, panel talks and informal workshops. The hotel sells a wellness meeting package with themed breaks and packages for annual and spring banquets.
Weddings and receptions
The hotel sells wedding packages. Michelle has a dedicated bridal room and suits traditional Chinese banquets of up to 18 tables. Maggie, with crystal chandeliers and a large stage, takes up to 14 tables. Couples can also use the Music Room, the rooftop terrace or the Kino screening room for a ceremony or after-party. Eaton HK states that it welcomes all couples and is LGBTQ+ inclusive.
Rooms and capacities
Nine spaces are offered for events. Michelle and Maggie hold up to 250 for a cocktail. Terrible Baby, the bar and live music venue with its own street entrance, covers 4,767 sq ft and takes 380 standing. Inside it, the Lounge Area holds 60 and the Music Room, with a band stage, instruments and a back bar, has 26 lounge seats and room for 40 standing. The rooftop terrace overlooking Jordan takes 100 for a cocktail. Kino and its lounge cover 2,040 sq ft for up to 80.
Accommodation
Room types range from Nook and Cabin rooms of 16 to 17 m² to Study rooms of 25 m² with half-moon windows over Kowloon, Salon rooms of 28 m² and Artist Studios with a separate lounge. Guests have a rooftop pool, a wellness center and 24 hour access to the coworking space.
Catering
Banquets come from Yat Tung Heen, the hotel's Cantonese restaurant, which has held one Michelin star from 2017 to 2026 under Chef Tam Tung. Couples can choose a set wedding menu or adapt it. The two-story Food Hall, the cocktail bar Terrible Baby and the restaurant's private dining rooms add further options.
History and setting
The interiors draw on the 1990s films of Wong Kar Wai that were shot in Jordan, and the Food Hall recalls the noodle shops and diners that Eaton Workshop founder Katherine Lo visited there as a child. Neon signs, retro wallpaper and a radio station give events a setting that feels local rather than corporate.
Getting there
Jordan MTR station on the Tsuen Wan line is a short walk away. Hong Kong International Airport is linked to Kowloon by the Airport Express, and the West Kowloon high speed rail station is nearby.
