Hong Kong Squash Centre

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H Major squash centre in Central, opened 1 November 1986; hosts the Hong Kong Squash Championships next to the Peak Tram Terminus.

🏸 18 courts

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Address

23 Cotton Tree Dr, Central, Hong Kong

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Phone Number

+852 2521 XXXX

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kh.gro.hsauqskh@yriuqne

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URL

lcsd.gov.hk/en ↗

Clubs Nearby

The Hong Kong Club
0.3 miles away

Hong Kong Cricket Club
0.3 miles away

Royal Automobile Club
0.4 miles away

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"Prime location ability to have sports land"

Chan Nathan

2 years ago

In prime location Ability to have sports land reserved for squash

"Squash court to be booked in advance"

Pierre-Yves Robineau

7 years ago

Squash court to be booked in advance via internet. Provide some rackets if available

"Courts are great there is variety"

Kershuan MATHEW

7 years ago

Courts are great, there is a variety of them. I don't like the atmosphere of the place though.

"Mecca of hong kong squash right next"

SQUASH

6 years ago

It's the Mecca of Hong Kong squash - right next to the Peak Tram station.

"Great place for squash exhibition court"

Dominik

6 years ago

Great place for squash. Exhibition court is top notch. The facilities are clean and well in shape

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