The hotel's exterior is a narrow rectangle, and the most fashionable part is the hotel lobby. The overall atmosphere is very cozy, with various magazines, decorations and paintings on display. When I checked in, I saw many urban beauties having afternoon tea, and the atmosphere was great. The rooms in Hong Kong hotels are not big. We chose a 30-square-meter superior room, which cost just over 2,000 yuan. The difference between it and the premium room of the same square meter is probably the view. The latter has a street view. I regret not choosing the premium room. I like the wooden background wall in the room, it has a high-end feel. The hotel restaurant and gym are not very big, so it is not easy to have a gym. The breakfast is HK$238 per person, which is average, and the a la carte menu is quite rich. This hotel opened in 20 years, which is relatively new in Hong Kong. After the sharp increase in hotel prices in Hong Kong, The Hari is really a very cost-effective choice.