Official Festival Hotel:
The Fleming
One of Hong Kong’s most renowned boutique hotels, The Fleming is the official hotel for the Hong Kong Lesbian & Gay Film Festival 2009. Conveniently located in Wan Chai on Hong Kong Island, The Fleming is offering a very special room rate of just HK$900+10% per night. Guests will also receive a welcome package worth HK$500 including complementary film festival tickets, drinks coupons vouchers and much more. For more details, and to reserve your room, click here.

Official Festival Bars & Clubs:
Déjà vu
A Boutique bar lounge tucked away from the bustle of Hong Kong. A mecca for fans of fine drinking, music, and friendly service.
B/F, 41 Staunton St, Central, 3481 9996

Propaganda
Hong Kong’s longest-standing and most popular gay club, and the place that the gay crowd goes to party the night away. Enter via the alleyway from Pottinger or Old Bailey Street (under the escalator).
1 Hollywood Road, Central, 2868 1316

Volume
The bar that “goes hard almost every single night”, according to Time Out Hong Kong, Volume features the best local and international DJs and a mixed, fun-loving crowd.
LG/F 83-85 Hollywod Rd, Central, Mon-Sat 7pm-late, H/H 7pm-10pm;

Zoo
Taking up the mantle of the Rice Bar, Zoo is the cities coolest new gay lounge bar, nested in a quiet street in Sheung Wan. With a variety of theme nights and a hip décor, Zoo adds a new edge to the Hong Kong gay scene.
33 Jervois St, Sheung Wan, 3583 1200

Official Festival Restaurants:
Indochine 1929
Specializing in authentic Vietnamese cuisine in an elegant setting, Indochine 1929 evokes the ambience of Vietnam during the French colonial era. The wooden shutters and old prints, wicker chairs and fringed lampshades are the additions of warm ambience.
2/F., California Tower, 30-32 D’Aguilar Street, Lan Kwai Fong, Central, 2869 7399

Lux
Open from morning until late Lux is a the hip and trendy restaurant and bar.. Enjoy well-priced contemporary European cuisine, an extensive wine and cocktail list, plus you can groove until late to the house DJs.
UG/F, California Tower, 30-32 D’Aguilar St., Central, Phone: 2868-9538

Tokio Joe
Tokio Joe’s simple décor and friendly staff provide a relaxed and casual alternative to formal Japanese dining. Interior space is highlighted by wooden paper screens, natural wood and open sushi bar giving an airy feel. The ‘userfriendly’ menu features traditional favourites and innovative creations with an emphasis on fresh sushi and sashimi.
16 Lan Kwai Fong, Central, Hong Kong, 2525 1889

Kyoto Joe
Kyoto Joe is a contemporary Japanese restaurant with a user-friendly menu to accommodate all Japanese food lovers. The venue consists of a Sake Bar, a Robata Yaki Bar and a Sushi Bar. Private rooms are available to create intimate dining.
G/F, The Plaza, 21 D’Aguilar Street, Lan Kwai Fong, Central, 2804 6800

Thai Lemongrass
Elements of traditional Thai décor with warm wood, silk panels and abundance of natural light, lend a cool and tranquil ambience. Thai Lemongrass serves traditional flavours from the Thai regions with clean food presentations
3/F, California Tower, 30-32 D’Aguilar Street, Lan Kwai Fong, Central, 2905 1688

FINDS
Finds is a restaurant and bar that encapsulates the essence of the Nordic countries, offering great food and service in a space voted one of Hong Kong’s coolest spots.
2/f LKF Tower, 33 Wyndham Street, Cetnral, 2522 9319