Bring your family here during the Lunar New Year to enjoy the warmth of Victoria Harbour

Having stayed in so many sea view hotels, this time I felt particularly "intimate". Close to the sea: Just across the road, you can reach the seaside boardwalk. The sea view in the room is so close and beautiful. Close to the people coming and going on the street, the low floor gives it a friendly and down-to-earth feel. Close to the Avenue of Stars, K11 Musea and Harbour City, less than 10 minutes' walk to the Avenue of Stars and K11 Musea. Moreover, it is only a three-minute walk to East Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station and one MTR stop to West Kowloon High Speed ​​Rail Station. The transportation is very convenient. As an old five-star hotel, the service is very comprehensive. From check-in to dining at every reserved restaurant, we can provide quick response and thoughtful service. The magnificent lobby tells of its glory and achievements over the past decades, with the oriental charm and western culture blended perfectly. My mother liked this place very much and suggested that the whole family stay here during the Chinese New Year. The hotel also has many restaurant options. It includes Chinese restaurants, Western restaurants, Japanese restaurants, buffet restaurants, and Spanish restaurants and pubs. This time we chose to dine at the elegant Angelini Italian restaurant. The four-course menu was cost-effective and the portions were large. In the evening, we drink and chat at the tapas bar while looking at the night view of Victoria Harbour. My mother chose the Shangri-La limited Bordeaux red wine, and I ordered a glass of Macallan 18 years. The evening tea here is a surprise. I was going out for a midnight snack, but I found a Chinese dim sum night tea in the lobby. Freshly brewed ginger milk, rich tangerine peel and red bean paste, generous portions of Musang King durian pancakes, and lovely korraji. Drink sweet soup to sleep well~ For breakfast, you can choose to have a rich buffet restaurant or a simple meal in the bakery in the lobby. The children's dining area in the buffet restaurant is decorated very cutely, and the food is also cartoon-like and interesting. There is also a claw machine that can grab candy and snacks! In addition to Western breakfast, I was surprised by the high proportion of Asian breakfast here. Bak kut teh, tofu pudding, Hong Kong-style dim sum, and freshly made noodle soup are all very suitable for my mother's appetite. Recently the hotel is filled with Christmas decorations. Just imagine how festive the Lunar New Year will be!