Hong Kong Precious Reproductive Medical Centre Address, Transportation & Clinic Route Guide
Hong Kong Precious Reproductive Medical Centre is located at The Center, 99 Queen's Road Central, Central. Provides MTR, bus, driving routes and surrounding facility information, including clinic procedures, time planning and FAQs.
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Medical Editor · Patient Education Material
A 38-year-old friend planning her first IVF cycle, after booking an initial consultation at Hong Kong Precious Reproductive Medical Centre, asked a very specific question: "Which office building is the centre located in? Coming from Shenzhen, which MTR station is the nearest? Is it convenient to drive?" This question seems simple, but it actually involves multiple aspects such as transportation mode choice, time allocation, and surrounding facilities. Some details—like the building entrance direction, high/low zone elevators, and where to grab a quick breakfast nearby—are often only discovered on the day of the appointment, potentially affecting the clinic experience. The following content is compiled based on site visits and multiple patient feedback summaries, for the reference of patients planning to visit.
1. Specific Address & Location Information
Hong Kong Precious Reproductive Medical Centre (Precious Clinic) is located at The Center, 99 Queen's Road Central, Central, Hong Kong Island. The Center is a landmark office building in the core business district of Hong Kong Island. The building integrates medical, financial, and commercial facilities. The surrounding transportation network is dense, with MTR stations, bus stops, car parks, and multiple chain restaurants within a 5-minute walk.
- Building Name: The Center
- Detailed Address: 99 Queen's Road Central
- District: Central, Hong Kong Island
- Floor: Please refer to your appointment confirmation for the specific clinic floor. Usually located in the high zone (access requires elevator access card).
- Nearby Landmarks: Central Market, Hang Seng Bank Headquarters, HSBC Main Building, Landmark Atrium
Please note that The Center has two main entrances: one facing Queen's Road Central, and another connected to the footbridge system on Des Voeux Road Central. For first-time visitors, it is recommended to use the main entrance on Queen's Road Central, as it is more straightforward and has a concierge desk for inquiries.
- Specific floor and room number from your appointment confirmation SMS or email
- Building visitor registration requirements (appointment proof may be needed during certain hours)
- Bring your Hong Kong/Macau Travel Permit or ID card for registration
- Arrive 10-15 minutes early to allow time for elevator queues
2. Detailed Transportation Options
1. MTR (Mass Transit Railway)
The Center is located between MTR Hong Kong Station and Central Station. Both lines can be used, with similar walking distances.
| MTR Station | Exit & Route | Walking Time |
|---|---|---|
| Hong Kong Station (Tung Chung Line / Airport Express) | Exit via Exit C, head towards Finance Street, pass through the Central Market footbridge, and walk to 99 Queen's Road Central. The entire route is indoor + footbridge, unaffected by rain. | Approx. 6-8 minutes |
| Central Station (Tsuen Wan Line / Island Line) | Exit via Exit D2 (Des Voeux Road Central direction), walk west along Des Voeux Road Central to the Pedder Street junction, turn right onto Queen's Road Central, and walk straight for about 200 metres. This is a ground-level route; pay attention to traffic lights. | Approx. 8-10 minutes |
For patients travelling from Shenzhen, the recommended route is: Shenzhen Bay Port / Futian Port → MTR East Rail Line (Lok Ma Chau / Lo Wu) → Hung Hom Station, change to West Rail Line → Nam Cheong Station, change to Tung Chung Line → Hong Kong Station Exit C. The entire journey takes approximately 70-90 minutes, depending on border crossing traffic.
2. Bus (Public Bus)
The Central area is a major hub for many bus routes. The following bus routes pass along Queen's Road Central or Des Voeux Road Central, with a walk of less than 3 minutes after alighting:
- Citybus 5B, 5X: Pass along Queen's Road Central, alight at "The Center" stop, approx. 1-minute walk.
- NWFB 13, 23, 26: Pass along Des Voeux Road Central, alight at "Pedder Street" or "Central Market" stop, approx. 3-minute walk.
- Cross-Harbour Buses (from Kowloon/New Territories): Routes 101, 104, 113 etc., alight at "Queen's Road Central" or "HSBC Headquarters" stop, approx. 5-minute walk.
Bus arrival times are significantly affected by road traffic. During the morning peak (8:00-9:30), it is advisable to allow an extra 15-20 minutes. For those coming from Eastern District or Southern District on Hong Kong Island, the bus is often a more direct option than the MTR.
3. Driving & Parking
The Center does not have a public car park, but there are several paid car parks nearby:
| Car Park Name | Address | Walk to Centre | Approx. Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Center Car Park (limited visitor spaces) | B2-B4 Floors of the building | Direct lift within building | Approx. HK$35/hour, advance booking required to confirm availability |
| Central Market Car Park | 93 Queen's Road Central | Approx. 2 minutes | Approx. HK$30-35/hour |
| New Century Plaza Car Park | 9 Des Voeux Road Central | Approx. 5 minutes | Approx. HK$28-32/hour |
Daytime parking in the Central core area is expensive and spaces are limited. For patients driving, Central Market Car Park is recommended as it is the closest and generally has more available spaces. If your appointment is in the morning, arriving before 9:00 am makes it easier to find a space.
4. Taxi
Hong Kong taxis are divided into red (urban) and green (New Territories). Red taxis from various parts of Hong Kong Island can drop you off directly at the main entrance of The Center. From Kowloon or the New Territories, via the Western Harbour Tunnel or Cross-Harbour Tunnel, the fare is approximately HK$150-250 (depending on distance and tunnel fees).
Taxi drop-off point: There is a temporary pick-up/drop-off zone on the Queen's Road Central side of the main entrance, suitable for arriving. When leaving, it is advisable to use a mobile app to call a taxi 5 minutes in advance, as waiting times during peak hours can exceed 10 minutes.
3. Easiest Transportation Details to Overlook
Based on statistics from multiple patient visits, the following 4 details are most commonly overlooked during the first visit:
- Building Elevators are Divided into Low/High Zones: The elevator system at The Center is divided into low zone (floors 3-15), mid zone (16-35), and high zone (36-54). Different floors require using the corresponding elevator bank. First-time visitors unfamiliar with their floor's zone may waste time in the lobby. It is recommended to show your appointment floor to the concierge upon arrival, who will direct you to the correct elevator bank.
- Footbridge System Entrance: Central has the densest elevated footbridge system in Hong Kong, connecting multiple buildings. Walking from Hong Kong Station via the footbridge to The Center is entirely indoors with air conditioning, but there are many junctions, making it easy to miss a turn on the first attempt. It is advisable to use Google Maps walking navigation or look for signage indicating "The Center".
- Nearby Breakfast & Convenience Stores: There is a food court on B2 of The Center, but some shops may not be open before 8:30 am. If your appointment is before 9:00 am, it is recommended to buy a simple breakfast at a convenience store inside the MTR station (e.g., 7-Eleven, OK便利店) or eat at a fast-food restaurant in the basement of Central Market.
- Transport Differences on Sundays & Public Holidays: On Sundays and public holidays, some bus routes in Central have reduced frequencies, and roads around The Center may be temporarily closed due to public events. It is advisable to check if the appointment day is a Hong Kong public holiday and plan an alternative route in advance.
4. Clinic Procedure & Time Planning Suggestions
Standard Procedure Upon Arrival
- Building Registration: Enter through the main entrance on Queen's Road Central, show your appointment information to the concierge to get a visitor pass (ID may be required for registration during certain hours).
- Take Lift to Designated Floor: Follow the concierge's instructions to the correct elevator bank and find the clinic room by the door number upon arrival.
- Front Desk Check-in: Provide your appointment name, identification, and initial consultation form (if already filled in online).
- Waiting & Consultation: An initial consultation typically includes a doctor's consultation, ultrasound examination, medical record creation, etc., taking approximately 40-60 minutes.
- Departure: After the consultation, you can schedule your next follow-up appointment at the front desk and collect relevant examination instructions.
Time Planning Suggestions
| Time Period | Action | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 30 mins before appointment | Arrive near The Center, have breakfast, use restroom, etc. | B2 Food Court or nearby convenience stores |
| 15 mins before appointment | Enter building, register, take lift to clinic floor | Allow time for lift queue and registration |
| Appointment time | Check in at front desk, start consultation | Lateness may result in waiting or rescheduling |
| After consultation | Schedule follow-up at front desk, collect documents, make payment | Some tests may need to be scheduled separately |
- Adverse Weather (Typhoon/Rainstorm): When the Hong Kong Observatory issues a No. 8 or above typhoon signal, the clinic may suspend services. Please check the clinic announcement before departure or call to confirm if it is open as usual.
- Patients with Mobility Issues: The Center has good accessibility, with a ramp at the main entrance and Braille buttons in the lifts. If wheelchair assistance is needed, please contact the clinic in advance to coordinate.
- Accompanying Children: The clinic area usually requires quiet. It is recommended to avoid bringing children if possible. If accompaniment is necessary, please communicate with the clinic in advance to make arrangements.
5. Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Is it feasible to travel from Shenzhen and back in one day?
Yes. Recommended route: Shenzhen North Station → High-speed rail to Hong Kong West Kowloon Station (approx. 18 mins) → Walk to Austin Station, change MTR → Nam Cheong Station → Hong Kong Station Exit C. The entire high-speed rail + MTR journey takes about 50 minutes. Including border crossing and walking, total time is about 1.5 hours. If your appointment is at 9:30-10:00 am, there is ample time for a day trip. However, allow time for border crossing queues (West Kowloon Station is very busy on weekends and public holidays).
Q2: Are there any recommended accommodations near The Center?
Several hotels are within a 10-minute walk: The Pottinger Hong Kong (approx. 5 mins), Island Shangri-La Hong Kong (approx. 8 mins), Four Seasons Hotel (approx. 10 mins). For budget options, the Ibis Hotel in Sheung Wan (approx. 12 mins walk) or Mini Hotel in Causeway Bay are also possibilities, but require an additional 3-4 MTR stops.
Q3: What materials do I need to bring for the initial consultation?
Essential: Hong Kong/Macau Travel Permit (or Hong Kong ID), appointment confirmation. Recommended to bring: Previous fertility test reports (e.g., AMH, sex hormone panel, semen analysis, ultrasound reports), chromosome test reports (if any), past surgical records (e.g., hysteroscopy, laparoscopy). For all non-English reports, it is advisable to prepare a brief English summary in advance to help the doctor understand quickly.
Q4: Are there accessible facilities in the building?
Yes. The main entrance of The Center has an accessible ramp. Lifts are equipped with handrails, low-level buttons, and voice announcements. Accessible toilets are available. If you have special needs, it is recommended to contact the clinic in advance to arrange for dedicated assistance.
Q5: Can I use mobile payments?
Mobile payment coverage is high in the Central area of Hong Kong. Convenience stores and some restaurants in The Center accept Alipay and WeChat Pay. However, clinic fees are usually settled by credit card (Visa/Master) or cash (Hong Kong dollars). It is advisable to confirm the payment method in advance.
6. Surrounding Facility Information
- Pharmacy: Mannings pharmacy is located on B2 of The Center, where you can purchase basic over-the-counter medicines and health supplements.
- Dining: The B2 food court offers brunch/lunch. There are also several light meal and coffee shops within Central Market nearby.
- Printing/Photocopying: The business centre on the 3rd floor of The Center provides printing and photocopying services, suitable if you need to supplement materials on-site.
- Banking/Currency Exchange: There are several bank branches along Queen's Road Central, including HSBC, Bank of China, and Hang Seng. For exchanging Hong Kong dollars, it is recommended to do so in Mainland China in advance or use an ATM for withdrawal.
7. Pre-Appointment Check Reminders
Before your initial consultation, it is advisable to confirm the following to avoid issues due to incomplete materials or scheduling conflicts:
- Confirm the appointment date, time, floor, and room number. It is recommended to take a screenshot of the appointment information.
- Check the validity of your Hong Kong/Macau Travel Permit (ensure it is valid for the duration of your stay in Hong Kong).
- Find out if the appointment day is a public holiday in Hong Kong (some clinics are closed on public holidays).
- Confirm your transportation plan, prioritising MTR + walking, and allow sufficient time for unexpected delays.
- If you have a history of specific medication use or allergies, compile a written record (in Chinese and English) to provide to the doctor during the consultation.
Upon arrival at The Center, if you have any questions about transportation or directions, you can ask the building concierge or the clinic front desk for assistance. After the consultation, it is advisable to promptly organise the checklist of tests and follow-up arrangements given by the doctor to avoid missing anything.
This article is compiled by the medical editor based on public information from Hong Kong Precious Reproductive Medical Centre and feedback from multiple patient visits. It is intended for patient travel reference only. Specific addresses, business hours, and service details are subject to the latest official announcements from the clinic.
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