✨Hyatt Regency Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong｜Global Guest Test is here～🏨

#HongkongSeaviewHotel I booked the Hyatt Regency Tsim Sha Tsui in Hong Kong as a global guest in the middle of the week. It was 3600 for two nights and was upgraded to a "river view room" for free. After staying there, I felt that "the location is great but the facilities are old", suitable for "lazy tourists" but difficult for "space control"~ 🏠 Room: 31 square meters "squeezing fun", clever design but full of age Officially marked as 31 square meters but like a "magic space" - opening a 28-inch suitcase will occupy half of the aisle, and two people will "brush shoulders" when walking at the same time😅 The "traces of time" of the 15-year-old hotel cannot be hidden: the corners of the curtains are gray, and there are slight cracks in the bathtub tiles, but I was surprised to find that the "mirror wall + sliding door" design is super smart! The bedroom and bathroom are separated by a glass sliding door, which is open in the daytime and looks bright. The "small apartment savior" design ten years ago is still practical now~ 🍷 Lounge: The attitude is warm, please lock it if you are a dessert control! The lounge service must be praised! Mainland guests were taken care of throughout the stay, which was much better than the "double standard operation" of a certain InterContinental in Shanghai~ Happy Hour was quiet with few people, and the salty cold dishes were average, but the homemade cheesecake and caramel pudding were amazing! The dense taste was not sweet, and I wanted to take away two pieces (laugh)~ 🍳 Breakfast: It was so crowded that I ordered zero eggs The restaurant was full when I arrived at 9 o'clock! The air conditioning was so cold that I had to wrap myself in a coat. The food variety was "Hong Kong style + Western style", but I couldn't find a "surprise item" - the rice noodle rolls had thick skin and the fried eggs were too old. The only thing I remembered was that the "freshly ground coffee machine was very convenient"~ It is recommended to go early during off-peak hours, otherwise the experience will be greatly reduced~ 📍 Location: "Lazy Paradise" is it! K11 Musea is downstairs, and it takes 3 minutes to walk to the Avenue of Stars at Victoria Harbor. There is also the MRT entrance of "Tsim Sha Tsui Station" next to it. You can go shopping in the mall during the day and watch the light show at night. When you are tired, you can go back to the room and lie down at any time. The happiness of "0 transportation time" is understood by tourists. Suitable for "short stay of 2 nights, focusing on location and not facilities": Global Guest Upgrade + Lounge Desserts made a comeback, but lost to "crowded space + old hardware" ~ 2000 a night to buy "free walking beside Victoria Harbor", whether it is worth it depends on whether you are a "check-in party" or a "facility control" ~ Next time I come to Tsim Sha Tsui, I may choose a new hotel, but this "convenience" will still be listed as the "alternative list" ~🌟