It's not that the international is not good, but that the holidays are given too much (Chengde)

The hotel, which has been newly opened for over a year, should have the best hardware facilities locally, I guess Swimming pool, gym, spa, restaurant, everything is available, and staying includes two spa tickets worth 59 (Rehe Spa), which is large in scale and new in facilities, offering everything from baths, saunas, steam rooms, pools, toiletries, towels, rest lounges, to children's playgrounds. Except for the limited gym equipment, there's really nothing else to pick on. The service also meets the five-star standard, especially the breakfast restaurant. Even on holidays when there's a large flow of people, the attention to detail is still very much in place. For example, in the noodle cooking area, because the noodle soup is quite hot, waiters are always ready to ask if you need help with delivery. When requesting items in the room on a regular day, a robot will deliver them promptly. As for the breakfast, it's a bit polarized, with a wide variety and good service, but the taste of the dishes is really quite average Finally, about the rooms, the hotel is divided into two buildings, one is the Holiday Hotel and the other is the International Hotel, which are connected through the lobby on the first floor. The normal price for the Holiday is just over 300 with breakfast included, while the International is close to 500. What's the difference for this nearly 200 price gap? Actually, it's just the orientation, decoration style, and smart appliances: specifically, the International faces the Wulie River, while the Holiday faces the bus station (but you can also see the Wulie River from the side); the International's decoration style is more business-oriented and the double rooms have bathtubs, while the Holiday is more casual without bathtubs; the International has electric curtains and smart toilets, while the Holiday does not. Besides that, there's no difference in all other public facilities including breakfast, swimming pool, and the complimentary spa tickets. Whether it's worth it or not depends on personal preference Personally, I think the Holiday's value for money is king-level for just over 300, while the International's value for money at 500 can only be said to be standard. Of course, this doesn't apply to the rich . For details, see the pictures, the last four of which are of the Holiday.