Travel Journal - Part 2

We stayed at 2 hotels in Hong Kong: Disney Hollywood Hotel at Disneyland Resort and Langham Place Hotel at Mongkok.

Too bad that I did not take any pictures while staying at Holllywood hotel. So please pardon me for not posting any pictures from Hollywood Hotel. Yet I can conclude that we were satisfied with the hotel. It is a big room (2 queen-sized beds are provided), Disney-themed amenities that kids love are supplied daily, Disney Junior Channel is available at TV programme and breakfast at Chef Mickey Restaurant is pretty good.

Greeted by Mickey statue inside the Hollywood Hotel
(the only (blurry) pics that I took while staying at Hollywood Hotel :( )

For hotel in Hong Kong, my first option was Conrad Hong Kong (Convenient location, above Pacific Place mall. So at that time I immediately made a shop visit list. hahahaha). But, according to my husband who stayed there for his few business trips, the room would be too small to be occupied for 2 adults and 2 kids.

So at the very last minute he decided to stay at Langham Place Mongkok, a 5 star hotel, after having good recommendation from his friends that had brought the kids staying at Langham Place.
And we are impressed with the level of details and services that the hotel had to offer.... No wonder that Langham Hotel has an excellent rating at Tripadvisor. It is now #5 hotel from 366 hotels in Hong Kong based on travellers feedbacks at Tripadvisor.

I have to say that we did not explore Mongkok neighbourhood at all. We felt that the area was too crowded if we have to go with 2 toddlers. Not child friendly area if I can say. Instead we simply take a cab or MTR to go to places that we prefer (MTR station is at basement level and accessible through lift. Very convenient.).



When it comes to feel a great hotel experience, it's all about the details that could impress us

How cool it is that they name the concierge as 'X-TEAM' (sounds like X-MAN team lol)

Receptionist desk
Love the ornament!

Mozaic stone tiles

Lobby at the night with candles all over the place.
I have to continuosly remind my kids for NOT blowing out the candles.

Cute sculpture at hotel entrance

Hotel Lobby

The Atrium at Langhamp Place Mall

Mirror details at room

A sweet note/tips provided daily (with different tips everyday) whenever a houskeeping lady offered us extra towels or amenities or additional mineral waters (which I never refused the offer lol)

Glass walled bathroom.
It turned out to be a useful design. While kids were having their loooong bubble bath (as well as watching Disney Junior Channel on TV), I could watch them from the bedroom.
But no worries, it has a thick roller blind which can be rolled up or down easily. So when the adults took turn to use the bathroom, no one can have a peek ..... lol

My favourite sweets, Mochi Sweets. The shop is available at Langhamp Place shopping mall.
Langham Place is a nice mall (It has Seibu and H&M, if I am not mistaken) and it is accessible through sky bridge from the hotel lobby. But, I did not visit this mall as kid's itinerary was rather full :((

My favourite flavours will be caramel macchiato, mango mousse and peach mousse.

Messy table. The bags were proven to be very handy. The Celine Trio was so comfortable as a city bag. While Prada saffiano is big enough for the important stuffs during the flight (It fit an iPad!).
Both were perfect companions for kids holiday.

I have to say that I did not do any personal shopping. Zero shopping. Our itinerary was quite full for kids enjoyment and everyday we managed to have a quality afternoon nap at our hotel room (up to 3 hrs) LOL....
But, we feel that when travelling with kids (with toddlers especially) we have to follow their pace. We think that taking a sufficient nap and having the meal on time for the kids are very important routine for them (else they will get cranky by 5pm). So, we simply stick to their routine whenever possible.

How about the parents? Well, as long as we observe that the kids are all well (not sick), happy and excited, we are simply beyond happy. Happy kids = happy parents, right?


Mission accomplished!!