Hong Kong Hotel｜I can also say that I have stayed in a top-floor suite

||The wonderful accommodation experience of the New Year's Eve trip came from the Sheraton in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. Thinking back to six years ago when I celebrated New Year's Eve at Victoria Harbour, I was also standing downstairs, renting an Airbnb in Tsim Sha Tsui. The room was so small that I couldn't even open my big suitcase. Some nostalgic thoughts, but I was happy back then, laughing foolishly while watching the fireworks downstairs, not knowing about these hotels behind me. In the new year, I am grateful and cherish the present. I didn't book a hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui for New Year's Eve, but it was also very expensive and I couldn't afford it, so I stayed at the Renaissance on the other side. After New Year's Eve, the room prices dropped a bit. Of course, I had to stay at the classic sea view spot of Victoria Harbour, which is on the Tsim Sha Tsui side. I can't imagine how happy I would be if I watched the fireworks from this room on New Year's Eve (just kidding, the fireworks seen from the Renaissance on the other side were actually quite good and I was very satisfied). The Sheraton was really great, directly upgrading my Titanium status to a top-floor sea view suite, with a living room, a bedroom, and two bathrooms. However, the bathrooms were really small, and it was a bit cramped for two people. Although the welcome fruits were a bit disappointing, the 2024 butter cookies were quite delicious. The hotel's breakfast was quite average, but the noodle station was okay. The hotel's location is very good, just a short walk across the street to the Avenue of Stars and the seaside. You can also go to the nearby Peninsula Hotel to take some photos. Recently, the Chanel Christmas tree at the Peninsula Hotel is very beautiful. The surrounding area is also very convenient for taking the subway and buses. Although I have been to Hong Kong many times, the sea view of Victoria Harbour is really worth keeping.