Facility

The largest

When we say you're living in a castle,
We mean it.

Your room

Amenities

Architecture

Sustainability

Your room

Amenities

Architecture

Sustainability

THE LARGEST ROOM IN HONG KONG

We have the largest rooms among all HKU-affiliated halls!

Bring all your clothes, snacks, books, and personal belongings. The space can fit all.

Have you ever seen such a beautiful desk?

Any personality and style is welcomed! Show off your style and customize your corner!

WORK OUT. PLAY POOL. WATCH MOVIE. REPEAT.

DON'T FORGET YOU LIVE IN A CASTLE

The beautiful and decorative cast iron spiral staircase at the corner of the chapel connects the three floors and facilitates speedy commute.

The chapel (Dining Hall) has a tied timber beam roof. The pitched construction was supported by bow timber trusses resting on symmetrically placed vaulting shafts. The roof was covered with Chinese tiling.

As was common in England, flamboyant windows are characterized by flowing and flame-like tracery. A Tudor arch flanked with slender columns under the grand stair in the main facade led to the ground floor of the dormitory block.

Below the chapel (Common Room) was a crypt, where massive stone round columns and the heavy lines of ribbed vaults and continuous imposts supported the heavy loading of the chapel above.

The three Statues have been with the Castle at the front of it since it was built in the 1800s. However, nobody touches them. Why? There’s also a story behind their Chinese name.

When we say you're living in a castle,
We mean it.

THE LARGEST ROOM IN HONG KONG

We have the largest rooms among all HKU-affiliated halls!

Bring all your clothes, snacks, books, and personal belongings. The space can fit all.

Have you ever seen such a beautiful desk?

Any personality and style is welcomed! Show off your style and customize your corner!

WORK OUT. PLAY POOL. WATCH MOVIE. REPEAT.

DON'T FORGET YOU LIVE IN A CASTLE

The beautiful and decorative cast iron spiral staircase at the corner of the chapel connects the three floors and facilitates speedy commute.

The chapel (Dining Hall) has a tied timber beam roof. The pitched construction was supported by bow timber trusses resting on symmetrically placed vaulting shafts. The roof was covered with Chinese tiling.

As was common in England, flamboyant windows are characterized by flowing and flame-like tracery. A Tudor arch flanked with slender columns under the grand stair in the main facade led to the ground floor of the dormitory block.

Below the chapel (Common Room) was a crypt, where massive stone round columns and the heavy lines of ribbed vaults and continuous imposts supported the heavy loading of the chapel above.

The three Statues have been with the Castle at the front of it since it was built in the 1800s. However, nobody touches them. Why? There’s also a story behind their Chinese name.

AT UHALL, THE ENVIRONMENT MATTERS

Don’t let that trash go to waste!

In our show, there are green, yellow, and red light to remind us to use sufficient water only.

Wild (and cute) animals love us! There are 2 cats roaming around Uhall, and we feed, play with, and built a house for them

We are eager to hear from you!

Freshmen, alumni, exchange students, public organizations, partners, and all members of the public!

Email: uhall@connect.hku.hk
Phone: 2595-0966

When we say you're living in a castle, We mean it.

THE LARGEST ROOM IN HONG KONG

We have the largest rooms among all HKU-affiliated halls!

Bring all your clothes, snacks, books, and personal belongings. The space can fit all.

Have you ever seen such a beautiful desk?

Any personality and style is welcomed! Show off your style and customize your corner!

WORK OUT. PLAY POOL. WATCH MOVIE. REPEAT.

DON'T FORGET YOU LIVE IN A CASTLE

The beautiful and decorative cast iron spiral staircase at the corner of the chapel connects the three floors and facilitates speedy commute.

The chapel (Dining Hall) has a tied timber beam roof. The pitched construction was supported by bow timber trusses resting on symmetrically placed vaulting shafts. The roof was covered with Chinese tiling.

As was common in England, flamboyant windows are characterized by flowing and flame-like tracery. A Tudor arch flanked with slender columns under the grand stair in the main facade led to the ground floor of the dormitory block.

Below the chapel (Common Room) was a crypt, where massive stone round columns and the heavy lines of ribbed vaults and continuous imposts supported the heavy loading of the chapel above.

The three Statues have been with the Castle at the front of it since it was built in the 1800s. However, nobody touches them. Why? There’s also a story behind their Chinese name.

AT UHALL, THE ENVIRONMENT MATTERS

Don’t let that trash go to waste!

In our show, there are green, yellow, and red light to remind us to use sufficient water only.

Wild (and cute) animals love us! There are 2 cats roaming around Uhall, and we feed, play with, and built a house for them

We are eager to hear from you!

Freshmen, alumni, exchange students, public organizations, partners, and all members of the public!

Email: uhall@connect.hku.hk Phone: 2595-0966

When we say you're living in a castle,
We mean it.

Email: uhall@connect.hku.hk
Phone: 2595-0966