Rissai Valley , a Ritz-Carlton Reserve

As the only Ritz-Carlton, Retreat in China, from the moment you step into the hotel, every corner is a scene, compared with Indigo and Conrad at the foot of the mountain. Retreat is located in the Risai Valley as if it were a natural creation. The winding road slowly drives into the park, as if it is isolated from the world. The experience is full from the moment you get off the car. Here, ignoring all your consumption, it is just a string of numbers. While being simple and quaint, it also reflects the purpose of Ritz-Carlton, Retreat. If the weather is warmer, you can even roast a fire at the bar outside, and sit with three or two friends in the breeze for an afternoon. It can bring you inner comfort, even if it is only for two short days. Unlike sitting in the InterContinental lounge and watching the busy crowds coming and going underground, the environment of Retreat allows you to sit there alone, watching the village with smoke curling on the mountainside, the snow-capped mountains in the distance, and the clouds still hanging on the mountainside. Too many words of praise can describe this trip, and I love it. Although the food is not amazing, I know that some of the vegetables on the table are grown in the park. For me who is used to eating pre-prepared dishes, I still sigh at the freshness of the ingredients. So much so that I can drink soup. Unlike the staff of other hotels I have visited, whether it is the room butler, the restaurant or the spa staff in Yinshi, each of them gave me a good impression. It makes people feel that they like this job from the bottom of their hearts and try their best to serve the guests. Meet all reasonable needs of the guests. Even if it is only a short two days of getting along, I have already started planning the time for the next meeting since leaving the park.

This time, the three girls stayed in a 240-square-meter villa. The hotel has very good privacy and a comfortable environment, but the most impressive thing is the service spirit. The housekeeper Xiao Wei and Nieba in the group are always ready to meet the needs of the guests (for example, electric cars are available on call, cocktails are given, and guests are arranged to participate in activities). The spa is also very atmospheric, and a pen with the guest's name is given before leaving. In terms of catering, the breakfast is still quite exquisite. The hot pot set and Chinese set included in the set are very delicious, especially the desserts are made in the shape of Jiuzhaigou, which is refreshing. Overall evaluation: Although it is a relatively expensive hotel in China, the service is in line with those well-known international hotels, and it feels good value for money.