A good hotel for families traveling to Hong Kong!

This trip to Hong Kong, with the elderly and children to take care of, and the whole family is in poor condition. Therefore, I had a psychological setting in advance, which was a working trip, with the main focus on providing good service. We did a process of elimination: Conrad Hong Kong: It has a long history but obviously has no appeal to the people on this trip. Therefore, the facilities are relatively old and the room area is not large. Mandarin Oriental: Same legendary color but still unattractive. The location is prosperous but the traveler has no desire to buy Regent: Newly built, with complete facilities. The location is excellent and you can enjoy the night view of Victoria Harbour from your room. The Avenue of Stars and K11 are nearby, making it convenient for taking children for a walk. But it is inconvenient to eat and there is a lot of traffic Finally, considering our limited ability to take care of children, we chose St. Regis, which is known for its service. It turned out to be the right choice. The guest rooms are over 50 square meters in size, which is very rare in Hong Kong where every inch of land is valuable. The opening time is not too long and the facilities are not outdated Email in advance to understand check-in requirements. When they learned that we were expecting a baby, the sterilizer, milk warmer, children's toiletries and children's bathrobes were all ready. After check-in, the crib and playpen can be changed, and three sizes of children's slippers are available. The most surprising thing is that they also provide footstools to help my mother's waist when washing hands and going to the toilet. Strollers are available, brand new and clean. St. Regis offers engraving services. Some basic information: Near the subway exhibition station, convenient transportation. It is convenient to get to Victoria Peak, the Ferris Wheel and the Star Ferry, and the Golden Bauhinia Square is within walking distance. But the scenery is really the "line of sky" at the harbor. High-rise buildings and corner houses still can't change anything Breakfast is also ordered in a set menu, which is divided into three types: Chinese, Western and Japanese. White egg omelette Japanese cake and yogurt are great Outdoor swimming pool with constant temperature The champagne party will start at 17:30. The sense of ceremony is not as strong as that of the Maldives, but you can share champagne The hotel’s own Chinese restaurant Run and French restaurant L’Envol are both Michelin-rated