Finding a shelter during the journey—a warm embrace of the hotel, like a harbor for the soul

A few minutes' walk from Tin Hau Station. Although this place is not Tsim Sha Tsui or Central, there are still many places to eat and shop nearby. There are many convenience stores and international cuisines on Qingfeng Street. Moreover, it is very quick to take the subway to other commercial areas. Compared to staying in Tsim Sha Tsui where it's crowded and difficult to move luggage, I think this place is quite good~ I went to eat Hua Jie’s clear soup beef brisket as soon as I arrived that night! There are also very stylish and nice cafes and dessert shops, xiaolongbao, Indian food, etc. nearby. The hotel room is not big, so if you care about the size, you might have to spend more money to book a more expensive hotel. I think the room is very stylish, and the shampoo and lotion have a bit of a perfume scent which I really like. The room has a converter plug available. The front desk deposit is 500 HKD, which I prepared in advance after asking. Since the room is small, many things are stored away, and you have to look carefully to find them, such as the hairdryer and small stool. After checking out, the front desk also helps with free luggage storage. The hotel entrance is not easy to find because it is quite dark and not obvious, but once you remember it, you can find it next time~ This time I came to Hong Kong on a visa-free transit for an international flight, and I had a great time. I ate at Michelin-starred dim sum restaurant Yat Tung Heen and several other places I always wanted to try. I also visited the Palace Museum and M+, and bought some souvenirs. Happy.