Hong Kong Travel Recently stayed in a beautiful Hong Kong parent-child room

Hong Kong Travel·Recently stayed in a beautiful Hong Kong seaside parent-child Hotel Because I love Ocean Park so much, after the reopening of Hong Kong travel, I decided to take my child to Ocean Park! I happened to see that the Fullerton Hotel in Hong Kong had just opened, which is one of the few sustainable eco-friendly concept hotels in Hong Kong, so I decided to give it a try staycation! After experiencing it for 2 days, here are some notes from my stay The hotel's coastline is lined with shimmering blue seas, and the 180-degree sea view from the rooms offers a magnificent and enchanting coastline, with little white sailboats leisurely sailing under the sunset. Design: The design of the public areas has the luxurious resort feel of a South Sea island, with retro-style furniture and tropical plants outlining the infinity pool that embraces the southern coast, which is very eye-catching. The hotel also has a seaside promenade for walking and jogging, which is very pleasant. Room: The rooms are elegantly restrained in ivory white and light velvet green, with black lace-edged cabinets, adorned with small metal elements of coral. The travertine bathroom also has a very contemporary feel. Parent-child bonus+ The environment is a very interesting Explorer's Paradise, a great indoor playground with Montessori education philosophy, with lots of great climbing frames simulating the ocean world, jellyfish rooms, caves, etc., as well as a game room for quiet little babies to draw and play with a simulated kitchen. Although Youyou is only 1 and a half years old, he was able to climb up and down happily and was so happy that he didn't want to leave~ In addition to the indoor playground, the hotel also has a very clean white sand pool for babies to play in The marine life picture books in the hotel are really great, with beautiful illustrations and interesting explanations, helping to understand many rare marine animals. The small hotel is a 10-minute drive from Ocean Park, with a free shuttle bus every half hour. Ocean Park is really worth a visit! It's more suitable for parent-child families than Disney, and the animal conservation is also done very well, with few visitors. I took Youyou to see many cute animals like giant pandas, seals, walruses, arctic foxes, crocodiles, etc. The sea view cable car is also very impressive (it is recommended to take the train up the mountain and the cable car down). Another plus is that Ocean Park also has a 'parent-child room', which is very suitable for dads carrying babies! Hello Hong Kong, the art journey is not over