$1200/2 for a sea view room to see the Victoria Harbor

Staycation at @marcopolohongkong At the end of September last year, I experienced the Marco Polo Hotel's "Culinary Journey Accommodation Plan." This 2-day, 1-night trip cost just $1,199 (including tax), or $600 per person. It included dinner, a buffet breakfast the following day, and complimentary eyebrow shaping by Paul & Joe. I also stayed in a Deluxe Ocean View Room. (Approximately 48 square meters) where you can enjoy dinner in your room while enjoying the ocean view 😋 "Lobster 🦞-themed three-course dinner for two" Appetizers: ❣️Lobster Caesar Salad and Lobster Biscuit The salad 🥗 was perfectly executed, and the lobster bisque was rich and piping hot. It came with a bun, which was quite good 😋 Main Course: ❣️Seared Salmon with Lobster Mousse and Champagne 🍾️ Sauce The salmon was thick, perfectly pan-fried, and tender. The sauce wasn't overpowering, offering a refreshing flavor 👍🏻 ❣️Truffle Meatball Spaghetti This dish was pretty standard, but the truffle flavor wasn't too prominent, and the pasta 🍝 portion was a bit small. ❣️Tiramisu and New York Cheesecake Both desserts are worth trying 😍 The tiramisu is a bit sweeter, not too wine-forward, while the cheesecake is a bit more flavorful. Smooth and smooth~ ❣️Drinks: Choose from fresh orange juice/soda/freshly ground coffee Since I stayed during my birthday month, the hotel gave me a complimentary birthday cake 🎂. It was a blueberry 🫐cheesecake, topped with blueberries and jam, and a white chocolate birthday sign~ Overall, this staycation was a good value. The location was conveniently connected to Harbour City~ and offered a view of Victoria Harbour. The room was spacious, with a large bed 👍🏻. However, the dinner portion might be a bit small for men, and the bathtub was not large. Address: 3 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong #localtravel #hotelcation #foodie #I missed staying here so much