Boujis, Hong Kong

Boujis, Hong Kong

Boujis, Hong Kong

Who? Boujis, Hong Kong

What? London members’ nightclub Boujis, a celebrity-favourite, has recently opened their latest branch in Hong Kong. Designed by Blacksheep, the club has gone for a Georgian inspired décor with modern interpretations of traditional British style.

When? Open now

Where? 37 Pottinger Street, Car Po Commercial Building, Hong Kong

How? To book, call +852 2324 0200 or email reservationsbhk@boujis.com

Fly via KLM

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