Since we were eager to get Argos settled, we were escorted to our suite which was located within Rosewood Hong Kong’s luxurious residences. The residences have their own private elevators that zip you up to the 53rd floor, where you immediately step foot into Club 53. Overlooking the west side of Kowloon and Hong Kong Island, this private lobby/sitting room is the perfect spot to cozy up and watch the sunset over snacks and drinks. Past Club 53 is the large fitness center and the private residences pool (which was not open during our visit due to it being refilled so we used the main hotel pool to take photos). We were then escorted to a separate lobby of another elevator, which brought us to our own private floor on floor 47 (the hotel boasts 49 elevators!). Our one-bedroom suite had it’s own elevator lobby before you enter the large door to our home away from home.

Dressed in neutral, cool hues and reflective surfaces, the true highlight of our suite was the view. Facing southward towards Hong Kong Island, we had an unobstructed view of towering skyscrapers and tree-covered mountains across Victoria Harbour. Our sofa faced the view, not a television or wall, since there’s no need to look at anything else except what our eyes could see before us. Our suite included a full kitchen, which was stocked with pots, pans, dishes, flatware, and cookware. Although to the honest, the food at Rosewood Hong Kong’s restaurants and room service are so delicious, I doubt I’d want to cook anything myself.

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And speaking of room service, you guessed it. Feline and canine visitors have their own section in the room service menu, with the chefs whipping up fresh plates of grains, rice, salmon, eggs, chicken, and beef for their special four-legged guests. Since Argos is on a special diet, it was wonderful to see how well the hotel takes pets’ diets into consideration when they planned their menu. Argos ate like a king for every meal during our stay, and I’m pretty sure he’s not so thrilled to be enduring our simple cooking back at home again.

Rosewood Hong Kong provided Argos with his own large comfy bed, although he very much preferred our heaven-on-earth, soft king sized bed in the master bedroom. The hotel also provided a bag full of extra pee pads (there’s a garden in front of the hotel for outdoor “business” if you want to take your fur baby outside instead), tennis balls, water bottles suitable for day excursions, and two new squeaky toys that Argos is currently squeaking in my face as I write this blog post.