Hong Kong | A Wonderful Experience Between French Elegance and Hong Kong Fireworks

| A wonderful experience between French elegance and Hong Kong fireworks. Who says Causeway Bay is just neon lights and shopaholics? Open the door to Lanson Place Hotel, and crystal chandeliers and gilded murals instantly bring the back garden of the Palace of Versailles to Hong Kong. The ivory-colored relief walls and floor-to-ceiling windows are like a proud French aristocrat, calmly muting the hustle and bustle of Causeway Bay — after all, elegance never goes out of style. Staying here unlocks Hong Kong's A and B sides: on the left is the luxury of SOGO Department Store, and on the right is the aroma of iced coffee and tea in the old alleys of Tai Hang. It is recommended to take a ding ding car to Wan Chai Pier in the evening. The sunset over Victoria Harbour will stretch your shadow into an artistic youth in a Wong Kar-wai movie. Must-see ceremony - Design control: Every wall here says "Take a picture of me" - Street sweeping party: Turn left out is ins style, turn right is Hong Kong film style - Contradictory patients: I want to be a Versailles aristocrat, but I also want Bing Kee Cafe's egg and beef sandwiches. Tips - Weekend bars are comparable to concert venues, so make reservations early. - The Octopus card is more reliable than your boyfriend, switch between ding ding cars and the subway with one click. - The room mirror may have an "automatic beauty" function, please do not over indulge.