Mongkok five-star hotel 🥰

address- 555 Shanghai Street, Mongkok Environment/Facilities - The hotel is very conveniently located. Exit E1/C at MTR Mong Kok Station. Exit C takes you directly to Langham Place Mall, while Exit E1 requires you to cross the road (I personally think Exit E1 is faster, but if you have large luggage, you can use Exit C and take the escalator) The hotel's elevator is divided into two sides, one side is for the lower floors, and the other side is the elevator we used this time, which only goes to the 25th to 42nd floors. feature- As soon as I entered the room, there was a wooden cabinet behind the door. It felt a bit like walking into a residential apartment. The mini bar was in the living room. The slightly reflective thing on the far right of the photo was actually the door of the mini bar. Only after I left the hotel did I realize that I didn't take a photo with the door closed. However, I don’t know if it’s because the door joints are getting old, but even if you open it, there will be a little rebound, which means that the rightmost drawer of the wooden cabinet cannot be opened directly, and you have to use your body to block the door to open it (but for us who are only staying for one night, it doesn’t really have a big impact) The tea bags used are from Hong Kong brand Wah Fong Tea House camellia treasures, which is probably a relatively rare brand. Refrigerator (all drinks are charged separately, but the lounge also provides free soda) Slippers and bathrobes are provided in the wardrobe. The bathroom is not very spacious, but it doesn’t feel cramped at all. The bath set is from the Italian brand La Bottega! The hotel has a gym and swimming pool (reservations are required because of the current crowd control). The gym is open 24 hours a day and the space is quite large and very comfortable. Price per person - $800-$2000 score- 9 out of 10 #Hong Kong good places #Hotels to visit #Summer food recommendations #Summer good places