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Our stay at Aman Yangyun was an unforgettable experience for our family. We arrived at the hotel by taxi from the airport, but we encountered a problem as we couldn’t complete the payment due to issues with our Alipay setup. The hotel staff quickly stepped in, escorting us to the lobby and taking care of the payment on our behalf. Moreover, since the taxi driver had charged us an unreasonably high amount, the staff even negotiated a reduction for us. Their swift and thoughtful actions gave us a great sense of relief. While every aspect of our stay was exceptional, the following experiences left a particularly lasting impression: 1. **Calligraphy Workshop with the Kids** We participated in a calligraphy session as a family, where we learned the techniques of writing and created beautiful pieces under the guidance of the instructor. 2. **Cycling Adventures** We rented bikes and explored the vast forest adjacent to the hotel. The cycling experience was incredibly refreshing and rejuvenating. 3. **New Year’s Fireworks** At midnight on New Year’s Eve, a spectacular fireworks display lit up the sky. The sheer volume of fireworks was astonishing—far beyond what you’d expect from a single hotel. It was a truly satisfying experience, and we could tell that a great deal of effort and expense had gone into the celebration. 4. **Peaceful Landscape with Wildlife** The hotel grounds were home to deer, black swans, and a beautiful river, creating a serene and idyllic landscape that was both calming and delightful. This stay will remain a cherished memory for our family.

Room: The room was spotlessly clean and well-designed, featuring an incredibly comfortable, soft bed. Evian mineral water was provided, and there was no limescale on the showerhead. Overall, it was excellent. My only minor complaint was that the curtains weren't completely light-proof, allowing some light to seep in from the top. For comparison, many hotels in Hong Kong use electric blackout blinds that offer perfect light sealing, which would be a fantastic enhancement here. Service: Good. Breakfast: We opted for in-room dining. While it was an improvement compared to what I've experienced in Beijing, it was still only average. I really liked the color of the luggage tag, especially since it came with my name engraved.

This hotel offers outstanding service! I've stayed in many luxury boutique hotels, many of which are known for their service. But Capella felt a cut above the rest. You feel like when you need something, you don't even have to speak – a glance, a hesitant expression, and someone immediately comes to assist. When you don't need anything, you won't feel disturbed at all. Every staff member at the hotel prioritizes solving customer needs and is extremely knowledgeable about the property; there are no new hires here. Any question you ask receives an immediate, detailed answer, no matter how specific. If you have any requests, they can immediately offer the best solution, making communication incredibly easy. The hotel itself is a renovated Shikumen (traditional Shanghai stone-gate house), with each room being a private unit with its own courtyard and terrace. Crucially, the surrounding neighborhood is super quiet, making for a wonderfully comfortable sleep. The breakfast is very generous, with an unlimited à la carte menu, and they even serve mini versions of the top-selling baguette and croissant from their famous bakery. The chef also comes out to greet guests.

My recent trip to Shanghai was made absolutely unforgettable by my stay at the Regent Shanghai Pudong! As an IHG luxury brand hotel, it perfectly embodies the concept of 'a new view at every turn.' From my room's balcony, the dazzling lights of Lujiazui's skyscrapers and the historic Bund architecture across the Huangpu River created a breathtaking panorama. Every photo I took looked like it belonged in a magazine. ✨ Killer Location The hotel is situated at 60 Huangpu Road, just a stone's throw from the famous Waibaidu Bridge and a 5-minute walk to the Bund Observation Deck. For citywalk enthusiasts, this is the ultimate starting point: Lujiazui's iconic 'three-piece suit' to the east, Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street to the west, and the International Cruise Terminal Station on Metro Line 12 also nearby. 🛏️ Immersive Experience I was immediately impressed by the meticulous butler service upon check-in – welcome fruits and red wine were already set, and the turndown service even thoughtfully adjusted the room lighting. As a Ctrip Black Diamond member, I even unlocked a hidden breakfast menu! I highly recommend trying the freshly made Lobster Eggs Benedict; it's even better with the river view. The room wasn't exceptionally large, but the layout was exquisite, and the bedding was incredibly comfortable – I slept like a baby. 📸 Photo Guide • Balcony Night View: After Lujiazui lights up around 7 PM, use your phone's pro mode to lower exposure for a stunning, well-lit shot. • Spiral Staircase: The black and white marble spiral staircase in the lobby has a retro luxury vibe reminiscent of 'The Great Gatsby.' • Pool Reflection: In the morning when it's less crowded, the infinity pool offers a perfect mirrored reflection of the Oriental Pearl Tower. 💡 Practical Tips 1. For river view rooms, choose a higher floor (10th floor and above recommended) for a more expansive view. 2. The mini-bar is free! Make sure to raid it for imported sparkling water and local specialty snacks. 3. Head to the Bund after 10 PM to avoid crowds and catch the building lights-out ceremony. 4. The hotel offers guided tours of the historic buildings at Yuanmingyuan Road (reservations required). This stay completely redefined my understanding of 'scenic hotels' – you really can lie in bed and witness Shanghai's century-old grandeur. From the thoughtful, detailed service to the breathtaking views you can't tear your eyes from, every detail screams: This truly is the 'heart of the Magic City'! #ShanghaiHotel #BundRiverView #IHG #HotSpot #LuxuryTravel

It's my child's birthday again. We brought the kids back to Disneyland. It was still magical, and the service was excellent as always. We bought tickets late because it was the Halloween event, and all the tickets on major platforms were sold out. However, hotel guests could buy tickets at any time, and thanks to this perk, we managed to get ours. We booked a room with a cupboard, but couldn't get the LinaBell themed one this time. The room was spacious enough, and the service was prompt; most of our requests were met. We have two children, so we asked for an extra set of complimentary cups and towels. You can watch the fireworks from the 9th floor, and it even comes with music. On the first night, you can watch the fireworks from the hotel, and then the next day from the park for a different experience. We didn't book breakfast this time. We entered the park an hour early and re-rode many attractions, which was great. The only downside was that dining in the park was a bit difficult, as many restaurants didn't open until 10:30 AM. Previously, when we booked breakfast, the park was already crowded by the time we finished eating and entered. I left my headphones at the hotel, and they helped mail them back via SF Express, paid on delivery, which was very thoughtful.

For my birthday🎂 this year, I chose to stay at J Hotel Shanghai Tower🏨. Firstly, it's the highest hotel in the world, and secondly, I've already checked off two of Shanghai's 'Three Sisters' hotels – Park Hyatt and Grand Hyatt Jin Mao – so this time I absolutely had to experience the tallest one🏨. A day before check-in, the butler called☎️ to discuss my room preferences. Knowing it was for a birthday, the hotel arranged a small birthday cake🎂, a card, and some fruit🫐🍇 in my room, which was very much appreciated😊. The room itself is quite spacious, but the view felt a bit ordinary. There's a noticeable distance between the room and the outer glass, and due to the double-layered glass, the city lights at night appeared rather dim. For sunrise🌅 and sunset🌄 views, you can head to the Tian Zhi Jin restaurant on the 120th floor, where the view is much better👍. The bathroom features a double vanity, and there's a TV📺 above the bathtub🛁 so you can watch while soaking. The shower room has a long bench design, suitable for elderly guests🧼. All the toiletries are Diptyque, which I really like, and the hairdryer is a Xiaomi. The walk-in closet is also spacious enough. In the mini-bar, everything except the liquor🍾, chocolates🍫, and snacks is complimentary, and you can even take home anything you don't finish! There's also a capsule coffee machine with three different coffee☕️ flavors to choose from, and a wide variety of tea bags. The turndown service was excellent; a bathmat and slippers were placed by the bed, and two bottles of water were left on each side of the headboard. Each room comes with a mini iPad to control services, lighting, and curtains. I particularly loved the square room key card and asked to keep it as a souvenir when checking out✌🏻. Breakfast is served on the 101st floor🍽️. I found a window seat and enjoyed a leisurely meal. It's a semi-buffet style; you can order from the menu or help yourself from the buffet. The selection is very rich, and the freshly squeezed juice bottles are beautiful😻. Both Chinese and Western breakfast options are generally well-covered😌. After check-out, in-house guests can report their license plate and room number at the concierge desk on the first floor for free parking🅿️.

Whenever I visit the sea, The Peninsula is my top choice, and this time, bringing my child along, it delivered an even more exceptional experience. **Ambiance**: Located between the Bund and Waibaidu Bridge, if you book a river-view room, you'll be treated to unparalleled vistas (just remember to turn off the lights to avoid reflections!). It's a convenient 5-minute walk to The Bund Family Banquet and within walking distance of People's Square! (Shanghai taxis can be pricey, so this saved a good amount on transportation). The rooftop bar on the 14th floor is the perfect spot for photos, and the bartender was very chatty and mixed excellent drinks – the Westerners next to me were already tipsy but kept ordering more… **Hygiene**: For a hotel that's been open for nearly 20 years, the facility maintenance is incredibly meticulous! Not a single bubble or lifted corner on the wallpaper, which is truly impressive. At The Peninsula, I don't even need to bring disposable bathtub liners; I can confidently let my child soak in the tub. **Service**: This is where they truly shine! The Peninsula's service is very Hong Kong-style and grand. Harry, the handsome gentleman who checked me in, remembered that I stayed here when I was pregnant and welcomed my child with ”Welcome back!” He even sent up a complimentary children's meal and, upon entering the room, estimated my child's height and proactively offered a free extra bed. Housekeeping was efficient and thorough, and the turndown service was prompt with a knock at the door. **Souvenir Recommendation**: I highly recommend the Peninsula Boutique on the ground floor. This time, I was assisted by a different Harry, who provided detailed introductions for each item, thoroughly explaining its provenance and heritage (yes, my word choice is accurate; it truly fits). After understanding my needs, he guided me to focus on certain products. Even more remarkable was his clear and comprehensive explanation of the developmental history of The Peninsula Beijing, Shanghai, and Hong Kong, which clearly indicates a vast and comprehensive training system within the group. A hotel that puts so much effort into its service is definitely worth experiencing! I'm not an influencer, so these are just casual photos, shared only to express my gratitude for this perfect travel experience!

Before school started, I took my kids to Zhujiajiao for a stroll and booked a one-night stay at Ahn Luh. I was a little worried after reading so many complaints on Xiaohongshu. But the experience was fantastic. As soon as I entered the garage, a staff member showed up to guide me. I had parked in the wrong spot, far from the lobby. The staff patiently pulled my suitcase through the garage and guided me to a spot near the lobby. Angel, the lobby check-in agent, was incredibly welcoming. She immediately fetched me a bottle of mineral water when my kids said they were thirsty. She was very attentive, guiding us to our room and even bringing us food. The breakfast was incredibly filling; we couldn't finish it all. The only thing was that the room had a slight odor, which would have been better if I'd opened the door and aired it out immediately. But it's hard to avoid that on a first-floor floor. At breakfast today, my mom even suggested we stay again next time. It was a great experience. Overall, I had a wonderful two days!

My previous experience at The Abu Dhabi EDITION exceeded my expectations, so I decided to try The Shanghai EDITION. The hotel's location, ambiance, and facilities are top-notch, and Ms. Ember provided professional, prompt, and excellent service. 👍 Since I checked in during the Mid-Autumn Festival, the complimentary fruit platter included mooncakes, which was a lovely touch. The double afternoon tea at the 27th-floor YONE restaurant, with its stunning views and delicious food, is also worth a try. Breakfast is a semi-buffet, and I highly recommend the freshly made specialty Shanghai dim sum, such as crab shell pastries, potstickers, and soup dumplings.

My best friend was celebrating her birthday, and we came here specifically because it's Jackson Wang's favorite hotel. John and Iris at the front desk were incredibly warm and professional – John is quite handsome! The hotel even prepared a special birthday surprise for us! They not only upgraded our room but also gave us a cake and a small gift, which was such a pleasant surprise! From the room, we could also see the newest landmark, the 'Big Ship' (referring to Raffles City Chongqing's Crystal Skybridge). We had a perfect birthday and Qixi Festival there. We'll definitely be back if we have the chance!