Regent Hong Kong | A Different Side of Hong Kong

▶Location The hotel is known as one of the best places to watch the Victoria Harbour light show and fireworks. You can even watch the fireworks from your bed! ▶Design🌟 The front desk and the outer wall of the golden illusion corridor are made of glass bricks and translucent onyx. Compared to traditional screen partitions, the design has a more modern artistic feel. ▶Rooms🛏️ The rooms continue the overall style, with black stone, wooden floors, and carpets dividing the different areas. Most of the furniture is designed with curves, highlighting the aesthetic taste of the Regent. Opening date📅｜1980 - [Attractions🎫] ➡️Victoria Harbour Winter Fireworks This year's New Year's Eve fireworks show is themed "Symphony of Happiness" and features the concept of the five elements (metal, wood, water, fire, and earth) and four special effects. It's a different experience from the Christmas fireworks at the West Kowloon Cultural District. ➡️Hong Kong Coliseum Whether or not a singer can hold a concert at the Hong Kong Coliseum, and how many shows they can hold, used to be the standard for whether a Hong Kong singer was popular. For those who grew up listening to Hong Kong music, there's a special feeling about "going to the Hong Kong Coliseum to watch a show." ➡️Hung Hom Station In July this year, the intercity through train railway port between Beijing West, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Dongguan, and Hong Kong Hung Hom was officially closed. To commemorate the over 100-year history of the MTR, Hung Hom Station has a special "Station See" railway exhibition. ➡️Hong Kong Museum of Art This is not only a great place to see exhibitions, but also a great place to enjoy the view of Victoria Harbour. Each floor has large floor-to-ceiling windows, and the combination of the sea view and art installations makes for great photos! ➡️M+ Museum If there's a new landmark in Hong Kong in recent years, it must be the Hong Kong Palace Museum and the M+ Museum in the West Kowloon Cultural District. The two museums are not far from each other, so you can plan a day to visit both. ➡️Hong Kong Palace Museum Walk through the M+ Museum's large lawn park and you'll see a golden inverted trapezoidal "ding" (a type of ancient Chinese cauldron). The Hong Kong Palace Museum is right in front of you. Regent Hong Kong