Hong Kong Kerry Hotel in Hung Hom｜Willing to revisit endlessly for this "breathtaking sea view"!

The best decision of this Hong Kong trip was choosing 📍Kerry Hotel in Hung Hom! Opening the door to the room was followed by endless "wows"—the floor-to-ceiling windows perfectly frame the Victoria Harbour view. Standing by the window for five minutes, I was completely healed by the "blue therapy"— 🌆 Sea View Room with "Maximum Visual Impact" The high-floor sea view room offers an "unobstructed view of Victoria Harbour"! During the day, you can watch "boats gliding across the blue waters," and at night, when the light show begins, the window transforms into a "dynamic neon painting." The highlight is the "270-degree corner window" (see photo 2 for a real shot!), where you can see both the "Victoria Harbour curve and Hung Hom skyline" while lying in bed. Even the bathroom sink faces the sea (enjoying the view while doing makeup adds a touch of ceremony!) 🚢 Location with "Hidden Surprises" Although not in the core areas of Tsim Sha Tsui or Hong Kong Island, it boasts "pier and food" advantages: ✅ "Hung Hom Pier" is right downstairs: Take a ferry to Tsim Sha Tsui in 15 minutes (more romantic than the subway!). Waiting for the ferry in the evening with the sea breeze makes every photo feel like a "Japanese movie scene." ✅ "Local food treasure trove": A 5-minute walk takes you to "Hung Hom's old establishments"—crispy yet soft "Hung Hom egg waffles," incredibly fresh "Two-in-One seafood hotpot," and satisfyingly spicy "Chicken Pot King." No need to squeeze into tourist spots; foodies can be "instantly satisfied" right here. 🏨 Details with "Comfort in Mind" The room size is "friendly by Hong Kong standards" (about 30 square meters), with wooden floors and warm lighting. After a day out, walking barefoot on the floor feels super relaxing. The bedding is just the right firmness (with four pillow options), and the turndown service includes slippers and a small chocolate, making detail-oriented guests feel "pampered." The only minor downside: it's a 10-minute walk to the subway station (lazy travelers can take the free shuttle from the pier to Kowloon Tong Station). 💬 Summary: "Scenery + Local Vibes" Double Win Perfect for travelers "tired of crowded tourist spots and wanting to experience local life." Trade "non-core area prices" for "prime sea views and authentic local food"—the value is unbeatable! Especially the "corner sea view" in photo 2, which makes my heart flutter every time I see it. It turns out Hong Kong isn't just about bustling city life; there's also the "serenity of watching the sea and exploring alleys for food." Next time, I'll bring a book, sit by the window, "read while gazing at the sea," and engrave this "slow-paced memory" into my heart. 🌟