Louis Castle Sycamore Hotel

As a person who graduated with both a bachelor's and a master's degree in hotel management, I am really picky about staying in hotels. This time, my bestie recommended Louis Castle. In addition to staying in the hotel, we also played a game of mahjong in the hotel and ate their popular Wutong hot pot! [Snickering R] Below, I will share my experience in different aspects of the hotel in units of each picture, some good and some bad, I hope it will be helpful for everyone to choose a hotel. Picture 1: This is the first highlight of my stay in the hotel. I booked it directly from Ctrip. The day before check-in, I received a call from the hotel asking me if I had any preferences for staying in the hotel. The subsequent service during the hotel stay was also very professional and efficient, which really increased my good impression! Picture 2: The arch design is at the entrance. There is a dressing table on the left and a minibar on the right. The door can be closed to separate the bathroom and the living area. This design really touches me. Picture 3: For a hotel room of about 700, I was very surprised that it was equipped with a dressing table. The window behind it can be opened, facing natural light, which is great for makeup babies! It was really a bit far from the mirror when I sat down, so I used the handheld mirror I brought with me to complete the details. Picture 4: I gave a close-up of the minibar because I felt that there were not many varieties to choose from, and there was a layer that I didn't take a picture of, which was the place for the red wine glass. It was empty, but I think based on my experience of their service, if you call to request it, it should still be delivered to the room. When we stayed there, we called to request a bucket of ice cubes, and it was delivered. Picture 5: My bestie and I booked their basic twin room. At first glance, I thought the room and bed were not big, but I was surprised when I stayed there. The bed and quilt were super comfortable! I really love staying in hotels, and their bed and quilt are really the most comfortable I have ever stayed in. The bed is not soft, but it feels very solid, but it is not hard either. My bestie also said when she woke up that she slept very well last night. Picture 6: There are welcome fruits in the room, which is quite advanced for a room of this price. I didn’t eat them, but my best friend did. She described them as fresh but not tasty [laughing and crying R] Picture 7: This bedside table has a close-up because it is inconvenient to press buttons and charge the phone, and it feels a bit like a beautiful waste. Picture 8: The view from the window of the room is still very good, but I can’t take pictures of people. The window can only be opened a crack. I stretched the camera out to take pictures, but they have rooms with terraces, which seem to be okay. The room is very soundproof. When I opened the window, I found that it was quite noisy outside, but it was basically gone after closing it. Picture 9: Mahjong room, my main complaint area, 228 yuan/four hours, definitely expensive in Chengdu, but it turned out to be a private room with three tables. Fortunately, we didn't play with others that day, otherwise I would have to play with others at this price, and I really would refuse. The only teas were bitter buckwheat and Huamaofeng, the mahjong was small, and the toilet was downstairs. I went out and came back, and I felt that my makeup was about to melt. I have no competitiveness in the Chengdu mahjong hall. Picture 10: I didn't take a picture of the appearance of their popular Wutong hot pot. You can search the name to see that it is a transparent bubble house. It is recommended to go later. The sun goes down and the environment is still very comfortable with their air conditioning. Unexpectedly, their dishes are very fresh, especially goose intestines! We even ordered two! ! And the spicy pot is not stimulating, which is acceptable to friends from other places. Picture 11: After eating hot pot, I took a picture of the night view of the hotel, which is really very good! Picture 12: Hahaha, I took a long time to pose before I was satisfied with one to post. The following is the 2 Broke Girls we watched on the screen. This is also great. Many old hotels in Chengdu, such as JW Marriott and St. Regis, cannot cast TV. I really need this function! BTW, their shower room and toilet are two separate rooms. They are not transparent partitions, but they are completely separate! Very good! I always think that the toilet does not have a separate room. It is a very buggy design. I don’t know who likes it [laughing and crying R] The room has Xiaodu that can control the curtains and lights by voice, but the TV still needs to be operated manually. By the way, the toothbrush is a thick soft-bristled brush. For me who always uses the hotel toothbrush to brush until it bleeds, it’s a big plus! In general, it is a treasure hotel in Chengdu at this price~

The hotel is very beautiful, the service is very attentive, you can take pictures by checking in everywhere, the breakfast is rich, no less than a five-star hotel, and parking is free. There is just a small episode that the quality of some of our compatriots needs to be improved. They rush to grab the breakfast buffet without queuing up, and use their used chopsticks to try this and that in the food pick-up area. It makes people feel sick.