Twenty One Whitfield

For the same price in Hong Kong, the room is quite spacious. However, I found it a bit excessive that there's an extra charge for an additional blanket. It's not like we're asking for an extra bed, just a separate blanket for a small child.

It's about a ten-minute walk from the subway station, which isn't too far. The room is spacious with a great view. Other amenities are decent, and you can borrow adapters for charging. However, the price is a bit on the high side.

Exceeded expectations! It's conveniently located between Tin Hau and Fortress Hill MTR stations, within walking distance. You can see the sea right from the bed, and the room is spacious with plenty of room for luggage. The front desk staff were very friendly, always greeting us whenever we entered or left. The pedestrian street downstairs offers a wide variety of food options, and we've been eating there for the past few days, which has been very satisfying.

This hotel is right next to Victoria Harbour and Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter. The room has large, floor-to-ceiling windows, so you can literally lie in bed and watch the sunset over the sea. It's incredibly comfortable on a sunny afternoon. For getting around, the local bus and tram services are very convenient, and the MTR station isn't far either – you can pretty much get anywhere within about half an hour. When I first arrived in the morning, I dropped off my luggage and went to grab a bite to eat nearby. There's a very local market, so the immediate area outside can be a bit messy, but it really gives you a taste of local life. To find the hotel entrance, just look for the street number; there's no obvious signage or grand lobby. However, for Hong Kong standards, the room is quite spacious, and with the sea view, it offers excellent value for money.