Suzhou Vacation | A slow-paced but rich city

| A slow-paced but rich city. I haven't been to Suzhou for about two years. My impression of Suzhou is that it is a city that is full of style during the day but has no nightlife at night. It is a city with a slow pace and rich life. It combines tranquility and noise. The streets are bustling, while the gardens are quiet and comfortable. This time, I chose to stay at the Nison Renaissance. You can’t tell from the outside that it is 20 years old. It is very reserved on the outside, but gives people a surprise on the inside. The architectural space, light, city view, and service, everything is just right, just like the temperament of Suzhou, quiet and non-competitive, but it cannot conceal her beauty. Details are like a pair of invisible hands, caressing you gently and quietly, making the guests feel comfortable. The sunset in the room also gave me a sense of amazement. When the sunset faded, the purple sunset filled the sky. It was very beautiful and peaceful. After enjoying the view, you can have a buffet and feel more relaxed. Hahaha! As expected of Yangcheng Lake, the crabs on the plate are super plump and full of crab roe. It’s so satisfying to take a bite. The teppanyaki of Wagyu and Angus steak is also a must-try delicacy with very high quality. The only thing that puzzles me is that the dinner in Suzhou ends so early🤣🤣 On the second day, I followed the hotel's tour route (you can choose the new city and the old city, the hotel's fixed shuttle bus can take guests to the attractions, which is thoughtful as Renaissance hhh). This time I chose to go to Suzhou's Ferris Wheel 🎡 and the new check-in spot "Flying", slowly walked around the Jinji Lake, felt the breeze, admired the sunset, and enjoyed the slow life in Suzhou.