I chose this hotel because I was attending Ma Siwei's concert and it was very close to the Universiade Sports Center. I originally thought that as long as it was close and clean, it would be fine, but to my surprise, the experience far exceeded my expectations – it was truly fantastic!
First, upon entering the hotel, the front desk staff were incredibly warm and friendly. They even upgraded my room type and sent me breakfast, even though I hadn't booked it (unfortunately, I didn't wake up in time to eat it!). The front desk also had makeup remover wipes, alcohol pads, and glasses cloths, which was incredibly thoughtful!
The lovely staff member even gave us G.E.M.'s merchandise because another G.E.M. concert was happening simultaneously. The entire hotel was playing G.E.M.'s playlist, which was a very nice touch! If I were a G.E.M. fan, I would have been incredibly happy and felt very respected!
The lobby felt like an art gallery with its staggered space design, functional yet aesthetic corners, stunning light and shadow play, and numerous art paintings on display. It felt more like visiting an exhibition than staying in a hotel.
Getting into the elevator had a very retro feel. The leather-padded handrails were incredibly comfortable to lean on, showing great attention to detail. The hotel corridors continued the green theme, with low-saturation green hues and orderly arranged mushroom lights creating a beautiful visual experience. Each room door was dark green, with a warm yellow small light above it, reminiscent of the house doors on a street in a British drama.
Upon entering the room, I was captivated by the window view and the room design. The bay window and this non-floor-to-ceiling window changed my usual preference for floor-to-ceiling windows. Even the tabletop was thoughtfully designed as a round table, creating a very cozy atmosphere. On the side against the wall, there was a subtle raised edge to prevent guests' items from rolling off the table. To the right upon entering was a small wardrobe, which was perfectly adequate, maximizing both functionality and aesthetics within a limited space. It provided a better experience than many five-star hotels – I loved it!
The restroom and shower were separated by two doors, allowing us to use them independently without disturbing each other. The washbasin design was exactly what girls would love, perfect for spreading out cosmetics. The two mirrors allowed us to do our makeup and chat together, and we could even use voice commands to activate the 'Xiao Du' smart assistant to play music. It was truly a happy and enjoyable stay. After the concert, I didn't want to go anywhere else and immediately rushed back to the hotel to enjoy it! We kept marveling at which designer was behind this, giving me a whole new appreciation for the Manxin brand!
That night, we came back so hungry that we ordered five takeaways, and the robot was practically running non-stop! 😂 We even called the staff twice in the middle of the night with trivial questions (like how to turn on the lights 😅), and the staff member answered gently and patiently every time – truly wonderful~
Finally, the parking and charging stations were conveniently located directly opposite the hotel. There was ample parking space and many charging piles, including 'TELAI Charging', making it very convenient and safe!
Next time, even if I'm not here for a concert at the Universiade, I'd still want to stay here! I also recommend this hotel to anyone who enjoys a warm, safe, and comfortable experience. I don't think it will disappoint you, hahaha!
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