Changzhou Courtyard by Marriott is indeed very beautiful, making people feel safe and comfortable staying there.

The public areas of the Courtyard Changzhou and Courtyard Pinghu are both extremely beautiful. However, compared with the public areas, the guest rooms of Pinghu Courtyard are relatively simple, while the guest rooms of Changzhou Courtyard are quite advanced. All rooms except suites are of the same size and are not small and have bathtubs. Apart from the light-colored furniture that I don't like and the lack of a square desk, the overall design is quite thoughtful. Each piece of furniture fits perfectly, and the room is neither crowded nor empty. I especially like the painting next to the TV, and the pattern and color of the bathroom vanity and floor tiles (the actual colors are softer than in the photos). To be honest, the floor tiles here are the most beautiful and comfortable among all the hotels I have stayed in. On the first night, I took the initiative to request a room at the end, but I didn't expect that the room faced the construction site opposite. Fortunately, the occupancy rate is not high, or the neighbors are considerate and closed the curtains early. This allows me to lie on the balcony for a long time in a comfortable temperature of just over 20 degrees without worrying about the smell of smoke. The next day, I was woken up by the noise from the construction site. After consulting with the staff, I changed to a room facing the courtyard. It felt like I was back in Hangzhou's Xianghu Lake.