Swire Hall, established on 11 November 1980, is one of the thirteen residential halls of The University of Hong Kong. Named in recognition of the Swire Group's generous contribution to its construction, the Hall is uniquely located within the Swire Building at the eastern edge of the Main Campus, directly above the Fong Shu Chuen Amenities Centre and beside the University Museum and Art Gallery.

Swire Hall is known for its student-led governance, encouraging responsible, self-initiated, and inclusive participation. Its prime location on the Main Campus provides easy access to lecture halls, dining facilities, the University's only Halal-certified restaurant, and prayer room. The Hall supports a vibrant student life through active involvement in sports, cultural, and service groups. Since its establishment, Swire Hall has proudly supported students from diverse and often underrepresented backgrounds, empowering them to thrive in university and beyond with confidence, community, and purpose.