Hong Kong's magnificent hotel, you'll only understand after you've slept here!

✨ The Rosewood Hong Kong is the sixth Rosewood hotel I've stayed in. Starting from the first one in London, I finally returned to the headquarters, both of which were designed by the master designer Tony Chi. Tony Chi, who plays with the aesthetics of Eastern and Western spatial design, is perfectly matched with the geographical attributes of Hong Kong. ✨Arriving itself is full of beauty and surprises, starting with the airport pick-up service from the jet bridge; ascending on a lane guarded by greenery, sea views, and vintage street lamps, leaving behind the hustle and bustle of Tsim Sha Tsui; from the bronze sculpture at the entrance to the Art Deco-style hotel lobby... "Detail within detail" advocated by Tony Chi is displayed everywhere, with local elements of Hong Kong hidden in design details, also reflecting the magnificent signature of "A Sense Of Place". ✨The sculpture-like pure color spiral staircase leading to the banquet hall is full of exotic charm, like pouring milk, with marble and Italian handmade lamps, dreamlike. Currently only open to wedding guests, you are definitely in the spotlight, the entire space is exclusively yours. ✨The guest room exudes a strong sense of gentlemanliness: Italian top brand Giorgetti furniture, Loro Piana navy blue wool wallpaper, bathroom made of marble and countless mirrors... The most stunning thing is the view outside the window. Looking across the river, Central Pier, Ferris wheel, and the Grand Hyatt are all in sight, especially beautiful at dusk. The magnificent executive lounge Manor Club on the 40th floor probably integrates the hobbies of gentlemen into a whole space, and the view from the outdoor terrace is undoubtedly more charming. ✨ And I always prefer the magnificent residences, whether it's the Guangzhou or Hong Kong one, which are not as ostentatious as hotel rooms, but more serene, elegant and private, with a unique warmth. ✨I have lost count of how many restaurants there are, probably around ten. I tasted the Shunde cuisine at the Chinese restaurant, The Legacy House, and was impressed by the fresh fish soup and black truffle stuffed chicken with fragrant pear. The taste is authentic, and the Victoria Harbour night view outside the window is also stunning. Chaat Indian restaurant has a great atmosphere, and it is said that you need to book a month in advance. Another extremely popular spot is undoubtedly the afternoon tea lounge "The Butterfly", named after the priceless Damien Hirst masterpiece "Zodiac" featuring butterflies on the wall. The atmosphere and tea selection are impeccable. Be sure to try their signature "The Butterfly Room Blend" tea, which is fragrant and exquisite. The DarkSide bar is also a sought-after destination, with live jazz performances and a pleasant outdoor terrace overlooking the stunning night view of Victoria Harbour. Enjoy a fine cigar and good wine here. ✨ The magnificent and proud "asaya" water therapy, even with a restaurant in this Hong Kong location, has a super wow view when walking out from the restaurant. The swimming pool and the sea of Victoria Harbour are integrated, and sitting here quietly, watching the sea, the mountains, and the high-rise buildings of Victoria Harbour, this moment is undoubtedly the most beautiful and wonderful one. Hong Kong Kowloon Shangri-La Hotel