The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong

Before, when I went to Hong Kong, I stayed at the Hong Kong W a few times, but I never stayed at the adjacent Ritz-Carlton. On the one hand, at that time, Marriott had not yet acquired Starwood, and I stayed more at hotels under the Starwood brand. On the other hand, the Ritz-Carlton in Hong Kong is really expensive. I finally checked in at the Ritz-Carlton in Hong Kong when the price was low. It once held the title of the world's highest hotel for a period of time, and the experience of staying there was really good ❤. 📍Location: Located above the Kowloon MTR station. If you come from the airport, you can take the Airport Express to Kowloon Station and walk through the Elements shopping mall. The W Hong Kong is next door. Now, there is also the West Kowloon Cultural District nearby, which offers more activity venues besides shopping.👍 🏨Hardware facilities: Although it is not the most luxurious in terms of hardware quality after years of operation, the public areas are well maintained and still very impressive. The guest rooms have a good texture, but the unbeatable panoramic view of the sky and Victoria Harbour is a big plus. It can be said to be unique. Swimming in the sky pool and enjoying the Victoria Harbour view is simply wonderful, and there is also a semi-open rest area.✅ 📝Service: Among the many hotels I have stayed in Hong Kong, the service attitude here is the best. Not only are they enthusiastic and proactive, but also very sincere. When they saw me using a Hong Kong and Macau pass to check in, they took the initiative to speak Mandarin. They can solve problems in a timely and efficient manner, always considering the needs of guests. They upgraded me, a Marriott Titanium member, to a Victoria Harbour view suite, which is extremely generous. The check-in process was efficient and two staff members even escorted me to my room. 🌟 🍽️Catering: The restaurant is also a highlight of the hotel. The breakfast restaurant faces Victoria Harbour directly, with a first-class dining environment and excellent food quality. The hotel also has a two-star Michelin Cantonese restaurant, Tin Lung Heen, with great service and taste, not inferior to the three-star Michelin Lung King Heen across the harbor. There is also a super cool bar, but unfortunately I didn't have a drink there this time due to other things. As an old hotel, The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong is still considered the strongest Ritz-Carlton in Greater China with unbeatable views and extremely high-quality service. It truly serves gentlemen and ladies, but the price is relatively high 💰.