HQ, Hong Kong, Leighton Centre

Shaun Kong 6 years ago

This place I am reviewing should be called "Leighton Centre" (not Leighton). In Chinese the equivalent name is 禮頓中心。It is a multistorey building complex situated on a triangular piece of land, with Leighton Road forming the base of this triangle, and flanked on the other two sides of this triangle by Matheson Street and Sharp Street East. Leighton Centre as this triangular building complex is now known, has two main towers, both are mainly offices or medical clinics. There is only one main entrance to these office towers and it is near the center of the base of this triangle, or also known as: No.77 Leighton Road. All other side exits to this building are for exit purposes only, as in emergencies, and everyone must enter or exit through the main entrance at No.77 only. Upon entering the main entrance, one should immediately see the reception on the left and a series of signages on the right indicating who are the main tenants. The main entrance and therefore the reception is opened every day from 8:30am in the morning until 10:00pm at night. Tenants usually have keys and therefore they can enter or leave outside these hours. The whole of the ground floor and or the first floor fronting the three main streets that border Leighton Centre is occupied by retail shops and restaurants. As one approaches from the far left hand side or Matheson Street, one is confronted by Jack Willis a retail shop which is just next to the main entrance of MacDonald's. Further along Leighton Road one should find several sports shops, Adidas, Asis, Columbia, 2XU etc.. before coming to the main entrance of Leighton Centre, which has a Starbucks entrance next to it. Towards the end of this complex on Leighton Road, one reaches the Sharp Street East demarcation where there is the famous Espirit shop entrance.