Metro Workspace at World Trust Tower, Central

World Trust Tower stands at 50 Stanley Street, between Stanley Street and Pottinger Street in Central. Hip Shing Hong built it in 1994 and still owns the whole building. It has 22 office floors, about 64,000 sq ft in total, and a typical floor of about 2,869 sq ft, so it is let in small pieces. There are two passenger lifts. The building's central air conditioning runs from half past seven in the morning to nine at night, Monday to Saturday.

Stanley Street runs parallel to Queen's Road Central between D'Aguilar Street and Graham Street. Luk Yu, the old tea house and dim sum restaurant, is on it, and the dai pai dongs at the Graham Street end have been cooking in the open air for years. Hong Kong station is 490 metres away, six minutes on foot, for the Airport Express and the Tung Chung line. Central is 570 metres, seven minutes, for the Island and Tsuen Wan lines.

Metro Workspace runs the floor here, and each of its centres carries its own name and design rather than a house style. Furnished rooms take one person to more than twenty. The contract is a service agreement: three months at the shortest, two months' deposit and three months' notice. A room for one is HK$4,740 a month and a room for four is HK$15,800. A seat in the shared area is HK$4,000. Private rooms get a segregated network, meeting rooms are booked by app, and dogs and cats are welcome.