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I’ve heard of Eaton HK many times, but I never realized how affordable it was. I'd only ever been to their food court before, and knew they hosted many local eateries. On my first night, I tried the roast chicken from 'Tung Po' (蔷红烧鸡). I thought the quality might drop or the prices would go up after moving into a hotel, but to my surprise, the standard was perfectly maintained.
The next afternoon, I ate at Yat Tung Heen, and the food quality was excellent. The afternoon prices were also much more reasonable, making it incredible value for money for a Michelin-starred restaurant.
During my two-day stay, I also dined at 'Faa Yun Nin Wah' (花样年华) and 'Wing Nin' (永年). Essentially, all my daily meals were taken care of within the hotel, which was super convenient.
The room wasn't huge, but the decor was very new and clean, and it was exceptionally hygienic. It happened to be my birthday during check-in, and the hotel even sent a small chocolate cake, which was a lovely touch. My only minor complaint would be that the pillows offered absolutely no support whatsoever! 🤣
What truly deserves more praise is the staff's service attitude. The cleaning lady on the 16th floor was able to provide service in three languages (two written, three spoken), which I found incredibly impressive. She was also very polite and enthusiastically asked if we needed anything replenished. Her tone was lovely, and she had a constant smile. I really hope the hotel recognizes her efforts.
Additionally, the staff downstairs at the entrance, including Aburisha and other concierge colleagues, were always the first to proactively ask where we needed to go and helped us with the elevator. When we first arrived at the parking entrance, we weren't sure where to check in, and he approached us, asked where we were headed, and led us inside. As we were preparing to leave, he also proactively asked if we wanted to check out and guided us on how to do so quickly. He was clearly very willing to help and full of enthusiasm. I've noticed that this hotel generally employs a more racially diverse staff, and I later saw in their promotional video that these employees have inspiring backgrounds, some even with refugee status. This made me feel that the hotel truly practices a diverse and inclusive culture. I highly appreciate the hotel's culture, and their HR department clearly has a great eye for talent! 👍🏻
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