Hyatt Regency Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong｜Globalist Test Report is here～

Booked as a Globalist on a weekday at 📍Hyatt Regency Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong, 3600 for two nights with a free upgrade to a "Harbor View Room"～ After staying, the feeling is "location is unbeatable but facilities feel dated," perfect for "lazy tourists" but tough for "space lovers"～ 🏠 Room: 31 sqm "cozy squeeze," clever design but full of vintage vibes Officially marked as 31 sqm but feels like a "magic space"—opening a 28-inch suitcase takes up half the hallway, two people walking at the same time must "brush past each other" 😅 The "signs of age" of this 15-year-old hotel are obvious: curtain edges are grayish, bathtub tiles have fine cracks, but pleasantly surprised by the "mirror wall + sliding door" design! The bedroom and bathroom are separated by a glass sliding door, which instantly brightens the room when opened during the day. This "small unit savior" design from ten years ago is still practical now～ 🍷 Lounge: Warm attitude, dessert lovers must lock this in! Must praise the lounge service! Mainland Chinese guests were attentively cared for throughout their stay, much better than the "double standard" at a certain InterContinental in Shanghai～ Happy Hour is quiet with few people, the savory cold dishes are standard, but the homemade cheesecake and crème brûlée are amazing! The texture is smooth and not overly sweet, ate two pieces and still wanted to take some to go (laughs)～ 🍳 Breakfast: Packed with people, zero memorable points Arrived at the restaurant at 9 am and it was fully seated! The air conditioning was so cold I had to wrap up in a jacket. The food selection was "Hong Kong style + Western" complete, but no "surprise dishes"—the rice noodle rolls were thick-skinned, the fried eggs overcooked, the only thing remembered was the "easy-to-use fresh coffee machine"～ Recommend going early or late to avoid the crowd, otherwise the experience is greatly diminished～ 📍 Location: The "lazy paradise" is none other than this! Right downstairs is K11 Musea, a 3-minute walk to Victoria Harbour’s Avenue of Stars, and next to the "Tsim Sha Tsui Station" MTR entrance～ Shopping malls during the day, light shows at night, and when tired, just go back to the room to lie down. The joy of "zero commute time," tourists who get it, get it～ Suitable for "short stays of 2 nights, prioritizing location over facilities": Globalist room upgrade + lounge desserts make up some ground, but lost to "cramped space + old hardware"～ 2000 per night to buy "walking freedom next to Victoria Harbour," whether it’s worth it depends on if you’re a "check-in tourist" or a "facility lover"～ Next time in Tsim Sha Tsui, might choose a new hotel, but this one’s "convenience" will still be on the "backup list"～🌟