When you come to Hong Kong, the locals will definitely recommend a hotel for you to stay in

Every time I return to Hong Kong, it's a day trip, coming and going in a hurry. After the children started school, my wife and I took advantage of the free time to slow down our usual hurried pace, find a hotel we like, and stay for two days and one night, walking around and enjoying some quality time together. Growing up in Hong Kong, I know that choosing a hotel is not an easy task: central locations are convenient for dining and shopping, but the rooms are generally small and expensive; staying in the New Territories means a headache of travel time back and forth to the city center, but the hotels in the eastern part of Tsim Sha Tsui, 'Tsim East', have really won my heart. This time we chose to stay at the New World Millennium Hotel in the eastern part of Tsim Sha Tsui, which is truly an all-around top performer among city hotels: just 5 minutes away from the MTR East Tsim Sha Tsui Station and Hung Hom Station, it can be described as bustling yet tranquil. As soon as we entered the room, my wife praised my choice this time: a 30-plus square meter full sea view room at a price that is a bug-like existence in the city, and the room is also newly renovated, with an overall nice atmosphere. Right in front of the hotel is the Victoria Harbour waterfront promenade, where you can enjoy the sea breeze and the night view. In 10-15 minutes, you can walk to K11 MUSEA and Harbour City, a feeling that is truly unique in all of Hong Kong. Next to it is the Hung Hom Coliseum, so after a concert or fireworks show, there's no need to rush back to Shenzhen in such a disheveled state. For a more comfortable experience, this time I chose to stay on the executive floor. In the evening, we went to the executive lounge on the 15th floor, enjoying cocktails while overlooking the dazzling night view, fully enjoying this little romance that belonged to just the two of us. The next day, we slept until we woke up naturally, then went to Cafe East on the 2nd floor to enjoy a sumptuous buffet breakfast. To my delight, I discovered that their Western bread is baked in-house on the same day, and as a bread lover, I indulged in showing off the high-quality carbs. After a hearty and nutritious breakfast, we went to the gym to exercise and inject some dopamine into our bodies. It's a pity that the temperature was still quite low these days, otherwise, we could have sunbathed by the pool. Although the two-day, one-night mini-vacation was not long, it was still very worthwhile to slow down and savor this city. If friends visiting Hong Kong are looking for a hotel that is 1) in the city center 2) has spacious rooms 3) offers dazzling Victoria Harbour views 4) has modern hotel decor; and most importantly, offers good value for money and an overall good experience, this is indeed a good choice.