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Located in the heart of Causeway Bay on Paterson Street, our fully furnished serviced apartments provide calming retreats in Hong Kong's most prime location. You have never truly lived in Hong Kong, until you experience Causeway Bay to get a taste of both local culture and entertainment while maintaining easy access to the business district. Everything you need with useful amenities, food, nightlife, shopping and transportation is just downstairs making Dash Serviced Suites' Causeway Bay location an ideal choice for any adventurous and balanced millennial traveller because both retail therapy and authentic local food splurge just within reach. Causeway Bay is also a hub for innovation with many international firms such as Google, Alibaba and Linkedin headquartered in our district's biggest landmarks - Times Square and Hysan Place.  

Hide at your home in Causeway Bay as Hong Kong's millennial trendy district with ability to teleport to any other part of the city with all the transportation and access you need! The Causeway Bay MTR Train, Hong Kong Tramways (known as the "ding ding"), bus, minibus and not to mention the thousands of taxi's roaming around is just around the corner. 

Indulge in local culture with neon street signs, the "ladies' night market", pulsating music, authentic local street food and familiar international brands in Causeway Bay - a paradise for adventurous millennial travellers. Starting with Times Square and Hysan Place as the hub for a dose of retail therapy, Causeway Bay is also packed with entertainment and local foodie favourites. Start the week as a balanced millennial with a jog next to some greenery at the Victoria Park followed by a local style breakfast at any Hong Kong Local Restaurant (known as "Cha Chan Teng") located at just about every other block in Causeway Bay. Hop onto the Causeway Bay MTR train to make it just in time for work. Of course, weekdays are busy where weekend evenings can be quiet for a night at the movies at UA Cinemas or catch up on some reading at the Hong Kong Central Library.