For Lease
Yin Serviced Apartments
97A Wellington Street, Central / Soho
For Rent: HK$34K
Saleable Area1,177ft²
1 Bathroom
Amenities
Terrace
View
City
Property Type
Serviced Apartments
A spacious studio apartment with a private terrace in Yin Serviced Apartments located conveniently on Wellington Street in the heart of Central, steps away from Soho, LKF and the main office areas.
*Note that the photos may not be of the exact unit that is available for rent
• Private terrace area
• Spacious studio
• Fully furnished
• Inclusive of all utilities charges, cleaning services, linen and towel changes, water, wireless internet, international TV and 24-hour security
• Excluding IDD long-distance telephone charges
• Private terrace area
• Spacious studio
• Fully furnished
• Inclusive of all utilities charges, cleaning services, linen and towel changes, water, wireless internet, international TV and 24-hour security
• Excluding IDD long-distance telephone charges
22.283757
114.154134
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About the Building
Yin Serviced Apartments
Yin Serviced Apartments is a high rise building located in a highly prime location on Wellington Street in the heart of Central. It is only steps away from Lan Kwai Fong, Soho and the main office areas in Central. All units are studios. Residents have access to concierge services, business centre services, mail and message delivery, and limousine service. Daily services include housekeeping, linen and towel change. The 5th floor units have special private terraces.
Facilities
Function Room 24/7 Security
About the District
Central / Soho
The Central Business District of the city, Central is the heart and soul of Hong Kong. Experience the early morning rush when thousands of commuters stream into the financial sectors fuelling the economic lifeblood of Asia.
