This hotel lives up to its great reputation, and the service was truly exceptional.
From the moment we stepped out of the car, the doorman was incredibly helpful. He assisted us all the way to the executive lounge floor where we waited to check in, and he was so welcoming. The lady who checked us in was also very thorough, explaining all the room services in detail. The entire check-in process was smooth and a great experience.
The elevators were fast and smooth – my son kept praising them.
The room itself was spacious with a thoughtful layout, and the quality was evident in every detail. As soon as I walked in, I even struck a few yoga poses for a photo op! There were plenty of charging ports, including ones compatible with mainland China plugs. We went out shopping in the afternoon, and when we returned, all our cables had been neatly organized, and our belongings tidily arranged. Scanning the 3D cube provided information on the hotel's dining options and service prices, which was a thoughtful touch to ease any uncertainty about direct consumption.
For dinner, we originally planned to eat at a restaurant with a night view, but we accidentally ended up at "Qian Ri Li." We decided to stay and eat there. The space was cozy and perfect for conversation. The lobster salad, steak, and Indian chicken curry were all excellent, though the cream soup was just average. The waiter offered to have it re-made, but I didn't want the hassle. Throughout the meal, the waiter consistently checked in on our dining experience, which was very attentive.
For the buffet breakfast, my son and I opted for the main restaurant instead of the executive lounge. It certainly offered a wider variety of dishes, and the restaurant manager personally asked each guest for their feedback.
There was a minor hiccup when our room key stopped working after afternoon tea. A staff member promptly resolved it. When I asked why, they suggested it might have come into contact with my phone or similar items. I felt like this used to happen more often years ago, but with advanced technology, it's less common now.
The check-out process the next day was also incredibly smooth. However, neither the check-in nor the check-out front desk ladies spoke Chinese. I'm not sure if it was just a coincidence, but it didn't hinder our communication at all.
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