First, let's talk about the positives: The hotel's public area facilities are quite impressive

First, let's talk about the positives: The hotel's public area facilities are quite impressive. There's a strong sense of artistry, with a view at every step, and the overall dark color scheme gives off the feeling of an ancient hidden treasure chamber. There are many elements of traditional Chinese style in the redwood wall hangings and pavilions. 2. The logo statue at the entrance is very classy and photogenic! The front desk also has an artistic vibe, and these two spots are the best places to take photos in the entire hotel. 3. Upon check-in, guests receive a small bear and a duckling, and the minibar drinks are free. 4. The breakfast is quite rich, and although the food display area doesn't look big, it's very concentrated, making good use of space and very convenient for picking up items. There's even a self-service station for blueberries and raspberries, which is awesome!! Downsides: The hotel, costing over 2000, doesn't offer welcome fruit. 2. The location is a bit remote, surrounded by construction sites, and if you want to grab a late-night snack, you have to take a taxi to a place three kilometers away. 3. The hotel is generally dimly lit, like the spiral staircase and lobby, and if you don't have a professional camera, just a smartphone, it's very difficult to take good portraits. The photos you see from other bloggers that look good are mostly taken with cameras; smartphone photos are really quite average. 4. Although it's a bay view room, the view is really quite ordinary! It's the kind of view that makes you too lazy to take photos while sitting on the sofa. The external scenery is not very appealing.