Families must visit the Four Seasons Hotel! It features a stunning swimming pool, breakfast included, and plenty of family activities! 🏊‍♀️🍳👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🎉

Shawn finally had the long-awaited Four Seasons Hotel staycation 🌿! Besides being known for its kids-friendly atmosphere, the swimming pool was the highlight of the trip. Unfortunately, the weather wasn't as expected, as the wind was blowing hard. Luckily, this time the weather wasn't too bad and the swimming pool was still open 😌. We booked a brand new luxurious mountain view room that included breakfast and a three-course dinner for two people. Swimming pool: No reservation needed, there were signs indicating that each room could use the pool for one and a half hours. We were worried about the typhoon affecting the pool's opening, but we only had to wait a bit, and the pool reopened after the storm had passed. People took advantage of the waiting time to take photos and were served drinks by the staff. That day, it was kiwi juice, and even though it was cloudy and they didn't serve ice cream, the kids still had a great time 💦. Please note that the route from the room to the pool has air conditioning, so dress accordingly. Food: For breakfast, you could choose to dine at Argo, the Lounge, or in-room. As we preferred a buffet-style breakfast, we chose to go to Argo. The breakfast time was from 07:00 to 10:30, and during weekends, there were many people, so it was recommended to go before nine. Because of the crowd, it took a while for the utensils and drinks to arrive, but the staff was very helpful. The food quality and selection were satisfactory. The most impressive items were the fruits, juices, and coffee, as well as the noodles, omelets, and boiled eggs. For dinner, we had it in-room and we recommend making an early reservation. You could choose a three-course dinner, and it was not bad. Service: The wait time for check-in was reasonable, and the staff was very concerned about hygiene, constantly disinfecting, and making guests feel safe. All the staff had excellent attitudes. During swimming time, the staff delivered cookies and DIY cupcakes to the room, so the kids could have snacks while playing. You could also book the Playroom and Board game through the concierge. All of them were free, and you never have to worry about getting bored~ The Playroom consisted of two rooms connected together, and each session was 45 minutes. There was a limit on the number of people allowed and it was only open during weekends. Each room could rent two board games, and they were only returned when checking out. Room: The newly renovated room was very spacious, comfortable, and suitable for families. Based on previous experience, it was better to book a city view room to avoid being affected by the weather. The children's tent we requested was arranged, and the mid-size slippers were white, while the small ones were blue or pink, which was very cute 🥰. The bathroom was large, with both a shower and a bathtub, and there were plenty of towels and bath products with a pleasant scent. There was also a turn-down service, and the coffee machine, tea, and drinking water were of high quality. Birthday: We were celebrating my little brother's birthday🎂, and the hotel gave us a chocolate birthday cake. Surroundings: There were many restaurants and Michelin-starred restaurants inside the hotel and mall. You could walk to the pier or the Ferris wheel nearby, but it was better to return home early on windy days~ Overall, this place was perfect for families, and they catered to the needs of children. Kids could have fun until the very last minute. We hope to try the Michelin-starred restaurants and VIP rooms next time~ #Family-friendly hotels #Shawnsplanet #Great places for families #Cost-effective hotels #Local travel #Family-friendly travel guide #Family activities #Family blogger #Family staycation #Hong Kong staycation hotel exchange #Hyperair #Four Seasons Hotel #Consumer voucher strategy