The location is excellent, very close to restaurants, entertainment, and shopping streets. The lobby is opulent, but the room facilities are just so-so. The storage room felt a bit unnecessary, the living room bathroom door didn't close properly, and there was a large dead fly on the floor.
What I was most dissatisfied with was the front desk. They had no sense of 'customer first' at all. Three people were busy with their heads down, leaving me waiting for a long time. The front desk staff who served me actually had the audacity to lie, telling me they'd upgraded my room for free. I had already booked a top-tier suite, so what was there to upgrade? Hotels like Shanghai's Garden Hotel, the New Jinjiang, or Beijing's Grand Hyatt genuinely upgrade guests when they say they do.
The room service, however, was quite good. The little robot delivering linens was adorable, and the room service attendant had a great attitude, patiently explaining things and being very thoughtful and attentive.
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