Are there open-air baths in Hong Kong? Private Jacuzzi Staycation In-depth Review

Before the fifth wave arrived, our family had a quick trip to a [fake hot spring] staycation, all because this hotel room was extremely difficult to book! The weather was still very cold at the time, and everyone was worried that we would catch a cold from playing in the water. But in fact, although the Jacuzzi in this room is outdoors, the water temperature can be adjusted freely, and we have been using it at a temperature that is almost like a hot spring for a long time. This is the Premier Harbour View room with Patio, a guest room on the 7th floor of Harbour Grand Hong Kong. There are only 6 Jacuzzi rooms with terraces in the entire hotel. No wonder it is always fully booked! Room rates generally hover around NT$2,000 to NT$3,000 per night. There are no dining credits, but guests can enjoy VIP breakfast, afternoon tea, and evening cocktail. The most important feature of the room is the jacuzzi on the terrace, the rest is nothing special. However, when most hotels’ swimming pools, gyms and amusement facilities are closed, the opportunity for children to play in the water during a staycation is particularly valuable. After booking the hotel room, I immediately bought a large number of floating supplies, toys, hot spring bath powder, etc., so that I could fully enjoy this "private bath". Our itinerary: Check-in at 3:00 > Go to the room, disinfect the jaccuzi, and drain the water (it takes about two hours to fill up) > Go to the VIP room on the 41st floor for afternoon tea > Go back to the room to soak Round 1 > Rest for a while, have dinner and cake > Drain the water after soaking Round 2 at night The next day, boil water before breakfast > take a short break after breakfast and soak in Round 3 > play until check-out #LocalTour #StarWriterAprilFlashMove #SpringTour