Private sea view jacuzzi, play in the water!

Shawn often asked when he could go on a staycation. During the epidemic, the swimming pool was not open and dinner dine-in was prohibited, so it seemed that there was no highlight. As a result, we waited until Shawn’s birthday 🎂 and finally went to Harbour Grand Hong Kong Island and stayed in a PREMIER HARBOUR VIEW ROOM WITH PATIO for one night. This room should have a very detailed introduction on Paipawen. The room rate is the seafood price. You need to send an email to the hotel to make the reservation. Check-in at 3 o'clock is included, and lounge breakfast, afternoon tea and cocktail are provided. The most attractive thing is the private sea view jacuzzi, which is really attractive during the swimming suspension period. Children can play in the water without time limit💦! But the point is whether the $3xxx is worth the money? 🤔 Jacuzzi: You can adjust the temperature of the pool water yourself, either hot or cold. A packet of bath salt is provided. It takes about two hours to fill the pool with water. You can ask the hotel to add water in advance. Draining the water is a bit troublesome and requires a special stick to help. Everyone should also note that the size in the photo may be different from the actual size. I personally felt that the bathtub on that day was only slightly larger than the large bathtub at Hai Wan, which was inevitably disappointing. Be careful about the outdoor pool, as others can see and hear it from the reflection. There is no soundproofing, so you can hear the excited voices of the isolated children all night long. They are even more excited than Shawn and don’t need to sleep~ (Everyone says that the baths in rooms 06 and 07 are larger than the others) Food: Lounge included. The only good thing is that it is on the 41st floor, with a 270-degree sea view. Afternoon tea and cocktail time are served on plates, not buffet. Food quality is 👎🏻👎🏻. The most normal ones are soda and juice😅 red and white wine and cocktails are also served. For dinner, we bought takeout and ate in the room. Breakfast was semi-buffet with no replenishment. (I agree with everyone who said it felt like joining a tour group 😏) Service: On weekdays, you have to queue up to check in on the 41st floor. If you arrive early, you can wait in the lounge. Because it is so popular, rooms are available on time at 3 o'clock. The old employees are diligent in their service, give a thumbs up 👍🏻The young employees provide qualified service. Sea view: Very beautiful, be sure to go to the top floor to watch the sunset and night view! Room: Everyone thought it was dirty before, but I think it is clean. There is a bathtub in the room, the water and air conditioning are strong enough, the mattress is a big bed made up of two single beds. It is a big country house out of the city, so I didn’t sleep well at night. Birthday: The hotel gave me non-alcoholic fruit sparkling wine 🥂 and a fruit plate, which was surprisingly delicious! Surroundings: There are many restaurants, but the prices are expensive. You can walk to the East Coast Park nearby to check in and watch the sunset. It is a place where children can release their energy besides playing in the water. #shawnsplanet #goodplaceforparents #staycation #residentwriter #Harbour Grand Hong Kong #harbourgrandhongkong #jacuzzi #parent-childactivities #parent-childstaycation #staycationhk #East Coast Park #5thbirthday #PremierTerraceSeaviewRoom #parent-childblogger