The Rosewood Hong Kong, ranked second in Asia's top hotels!

The Rosewood Hong Kong, ranked second in Asia's top hotels The Rosewood Hong Kong was ranked second in the world and first in Asia in last year's The World's 50 Best Hotels Located on the bustling Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, the site was once a century-old pier The third generation of the famous Hong Kong Zheng family spent 10 years building the Victoria Dockside complex, and the role of the Rosewood Hotel under it is far from that of other cities, and it has different meanings for both Hong Kong and the Zheng family The car passed through the beautiful and crowded Salisbury Road, turned into a hidden tower gate, the hustle and bustle of the city disappeared, and the beautiful Victoria Harbour sea view was suddenly in sight, and the quiet welcome courtyard came into view The waiter took over the luggage and walked through the copper gate with the Rosewood logo, which was opened and closed by a dedicated person. With the doorman's welcome, my Rosewood time officially began There are many guests in the lobby, and the concierge quickly settled my check-in process, professional, careful, accurate, and feel at home. Many hotels have a lot of people and the service is very reduced X Rosewood's design, by the Chinese hotel designer Ji Yutang, who spent 7 years meticulously carving out Mr. Ji's representative hotel works, such as: Kyoto Park Hyatt, London Rosewood, Tokyo Andaz, Guangzhou Mandarin Oriental... All are must-stay in the hearts of contemporary hotel controllers. Hong Kong Rosewood, he uses the concept of "vertical manor" and uses Ji's aesthetics to buy countless people's hearts Rosewood is open in any city, and the choice of art is always very good. Hong Kong, as a global flagship store, is even more so. Looking around the second floor of the lobby, sculptures, flower shops, bakeries, restaurants, single items of different art styles make this place a modern and avant-garde Fresh air I live on the 33rd floor. The elevator is designed with a leather round chair for rest. Walking out of the elevator, it turned out to be a transition space between the public area and the guest room. Rows of display cabinets and sofas are considered to be equipped with comfortable extension space for the guest rooms. Even if you wait for the elevator for a moment, you can read the fragments of Hong Kong.