Accommodations

Opened in 2019 and designed by Tony Chi, Rosewood Hong Kong embraces a “private residence” style.It has consistently earned Forbes Five-Star ratings and recognition as one of the best hotels in the world.
From thoughtful room details to luxurious, comfortable bathrooms, and an inspiring art-filled atmosphere, every corner impresses. Wondering if it’s worth the stay? Here’s my full firsthand experience!

Last year, due to pandemic-related policies, I stayed for three days at the “Sheraton Hong Kong Tung Chung Hotel” located in Lantau Island, Hong Kong. It is a 5-star hotel that opened at the end of 2020 with 218 rooms and suites. The sea-view floor-to-ceiling windows offer a beautiful view of the distant Hong Kong International Airport! Staying here is suitable for arranging a three-day trip to Hong Kong Disneyland, Tai O Fishing Village, and Tian Tan Buddha. It’s a 15-minute walk to the Tung Chung MTR station to take the cable car. I recommend it to travelers who want to stay near the airport but may not be suitable for those who want to explore the city center of Hong Kong.

I stayed at Penta Hotel Tuen Mun for over 10 days. It is located just a 3-minute walk from Tuen Mun MTR Station, with nearby shopping malls, bus and tram stations, and even a McDonald’s and a cheap cinema. Everything from clothes, supplies, and food is within reach, making it an ideal place for long-term travelers on a budget.

I stayed at Hotel Cozi Wetland for more than ten days. As the name suggests, it is located in Yuen Long and is a chain hotel. It opened in 2017 and offers 336 modern and bright rooms with a sofa and desk, providing guests with a comfortable environment to enjoy their stay. I would recommend it to budget-conscious travelers who want spacious accommodation. However, I do not recommend it for short-term stays as commuting can be inconvenient.