Hilton Plaza

Location: Hilton Center | Accessibility Category: Shopping Mall | Accessibility Information: Hilton Center has a number of barrier-free facilities

Accessibility Index

Attractions Evaluation

The entrance and exit are equipped with manual doors, and the width is roughly suitable for wheelchairs to pass through, some of which may require assistance from others

The aisle is flat and wide or has a ramp, wheelchairs / people with reduced mobility can enter and leave alone

There is no need or a wide drop lift to reach all floors, wheelchairs / people with reduced mobility can use them alone

There are gender-free toilets, which may require assistance from others before use

The staff is friendly and courteous, and can provide consulting services for wheelchairs / people with reduced mobility

The space channel is generally wide and flat, wheelchairs / people with reduced mobility may require assistance from others

Local Facilities

Guide Dogs are welcome
Available by subway (within 15 minutes walk)
Bus reachable (within 15 minutes walk)

Introduction

The Hilton Center shopping mall is divided into three floors. The ground floor is dominated by street shops. Most of the second floor is a parking lot, and part of it is zoned for shops, including affordable and small travel agencies. There are many types of shops on the third floor. The main tenants include the Commercial Press, Watsons, Wonderland, Panashop electrical store, 7-11 convenience store, American Adventure Park, pharmacy and beauty store. Restaurants include Western Food Cafeholic, Dexing Food Court, McDonald's, Delifrance and Mingjiang Conveyor Sushi Restaurant. There is a footbridge on the third floor to connect New Town Plaza Phase III, Weijing Garden, Weihua Center and Shatin Park.

Accessibility description

There are multiple barrier-free facilities, including entrances and exits, passages, lifts and accessible toilets, etc. The design fully considers the needs of wheelchairs/persons with reduced mobility. Most of the uneven places are equipped with ramps, and the ramps are relatively flat, so wheelchair users can easily get on and off.

FG Tips

The Shatin Hilton Plaza is close to the MTR station and is easily accessible for wheelchair users.

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Picture-7-11 Convenience Store on L1 Floor

Relevant information

Address : Hilton Plaza Block A, 3-9 Sha Tin Centre St, Sha Tin

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Traffic Information

Accessibility Index

- There are a lot of bus routes to reach

1) Sha Tin

Meeting Facilities

- [ East Rail Line ]

MTR Shatin Station (10-minute walk)

Meeting Facilities

Entrance

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- The Hilton Center has multiple entrances and exits. The main entrance is located at No. 3-9 Sha Tin Centre Street. There are stone steps at the main entrance. Wheelchair users must enter through the side entrance or enter through the third phase of the New Town Plaza

Hilton Center Main Entrance and Exit
Hilton Center side entrance and exit
Enter the third floor of the center from the sky bridge via the third phase of the New Town Plaza

Channel design

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- Most areas of the Hilton Center have wide access roads, which are generally suitable for wheelchair users
- There are two lifts on and off, located in the lobby and connected to the parking lot
- Most uneven places are equipped with ramps, the ramps are relatively flat, so wheelchair users can easily get on and off

The passage in the Hilton Center is flat and wide, which is suitable for wheelchair users
Lifts on each floor

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- The Hilton Center has an accessible restroom located on the second floor of the mall

Unblocked access to the restrooms, if necessary, please call the customer service department of the

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Hilton Plaza

Location: Hilton Center | Accessibility Category: Shopping Mall | Accessibility Information: Hilton Center has a number of barrier-free facilities

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