Service: Angie, a staff member, provided excellent service; I'd give her a perfect 100. She was always quick to resolve any issues. This positive review is specifically for her.
Lobby: There's no proper lounge area, just a few chairs that are always occupied. So, you pretty much have to stand around waiting. There's no complimentary tea or coffee either. It took a long time to get our room at check-in, and we had to stand while checking out.
Facilities: The indoor pool is nice, but the outdoor one isn't great. There aren't many places to sit, so we couldn't find a spot and ended up standing the whole time. My legs and arms got five big bites from mosquitoes and midges. The gym facilities are good and new, but the air conditioning is insufficient, making it uncomfortably hot.
Room: I personally don't like the room's dark decor. My child said the TV was too small, and there were stains on the sofa. The electric toilet makes an incredibly loud flushing noise, like a large truck passing by, which would wake up anyone using the restroom at night. The pillows are too soft, and the comforter is too thick. The AC isn't cold enough; it's too hot with the comforter, but too cold without it. Basically, I didn't get a good night's sleep. The mini-bar only had terrible drinks.
Breakfast: The breakfast food was quite good, better than many hotels in China, and they even offered latte art with the coffee.
Overall, it's not worth the price. There was nothing memorable about it, and no desire to stay again. The next day, I decisively switched to the Grand Hyatt Zhuhai in Gongbei. For a 1500 price, they even upgraded me to a suite because my booked room type was unavailable, demonstrating excellent problem-solving skills. There's simply no comparison.
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