Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong! I would call this sea view room "irreplaceable"!

#HongKongSeaViewHotel This time in Hong Kong, I chose the Four Seasons Hotel, which I haven't stayed at for a long time! The last time I stayed was around when I was ten years old, and my impression was already vague—I only remembered it felt old back then. When choosing a hotel this time, I accidentally found that the sea view room was only 3800, so I decisively booked it! This time I stayed in a deluxe sea view room, with a 45-square-meter space that is well laid out and never feels cramped. The sofa next to the bed is soft and comfortable, unlike many hotels that sacrifice comfort for style. The Four Seasons bedding is still excellent, moderately firm and soft; the only minor flaw is that all four pillows are on the softer side. The bedroom has clearly been renovated, with exquisite and high-end lighting design, and the TV is also large enough. But the bathroom is a weak point—the fixtures feel dated, the shower is small (only about 1 square meter), the hot water is slow and water pressure is weak, and the toilet is not automatic 😔. The hotel service is top-notch! At check-in, the front desk was professional and efficient, even escorting guests to the room and carefully introducing the facilities; room service was attentive, and housekeeping was meticulous, providing fresh fruit and snacks daily, and during turndown service, they even washed used dishes and cups. The management of this established hotel truly lives up to its reputation! The dining experience was also great! The set breakfast was tasty, and the Michelin-starred Lung King Heen dim sum was decent, but the abalone chicken puff was irresistibly delicious 🤤! The highlight was meeting a super enthusiastic server, definitely top-level service experienced in Hong Kong! Let me praise the location 📍—situated above Central Station and IFC, it’s undoubtedly the "center stage" of Hong Kong hotels! Overall, the hardware, location, and service are all excellent, no wonder it’s been so popular until now! Also, I noticed that the Asian Four Seasons is basically a gathering place for foreigners; about 80% of guests at the Hong Kong and Tokyo Otemachi locations are foreigners 👨🦱👩🦳, which feels really special~ #FourSeasonsHongKong #HongKongHotelCeiling #UnbeatableSeaViewRoom #HongKongTravelGuide #FourSeasonsHotel