Low-level consumption achieves high-end enjoyment at Wuhan Optics Valley Hyatt Hotel

When you step into the lobby of the Optics Valley Hyatt Hotel, you will find that the space presented before your eyes is strikingly similar to that of the Xiamen Qishang Hotel, in terms of lighting, decoration, layout, and especially the astonishingly long bar counter, worthy of its former sister hotels 'Pu Yu' and 'Pu Shang'. Of course, although they share the same genes, these two have now changed their affiliations independently. Pu Yu has joined the Hyatt group, becoming an affordable business hotel, while Pu Shang has started to operate on its own, controlled by the heiress of the Septwolves, and is striving to expand into a new 'leek' group. Besides Qishang, there is also a new Rong Residence on Gulangyu Island, as well as the Qixu Bell Tower and Qixu Reef Stone in Quanzhou. They all share one common feature: they are exorbitantly expensive and not worth it. Even the Hyatt suites, which cost less than 500 yuan, are larger, more beautifully designed, and more comfortable than the Qishang suites, which cost 4000 yuan. Therefore, it must be said that staying at this Hyatt is to achieve high-end enjoyment with low-level consumption. Of course, Hyatt only has indoor facilities, lacking the outdoor gardens and swimming pool like Qishang. But the garden landscape of Qishang is just so-so. I prefer the interior design of Hyatt, especially the 30-meter-long old ship wood at the bar, and the rich and interesting antique decorations scattered around. The public area design style of Hyatt is highly unified, aiming to create a calm, collector's exclusive mansion study. The public area structure of Hyatt is relatively simple. Entering the main door is a corridor, on the right-hand side is a part of the lobby bar selling desserts, at the end of the corridor turn left to access the elevators to the second-floor Chinese restaurant and Italian restaurant, and the third-floor banquet hall. However, there is a hidden spiral staircase inside that is very photogenic, don't miss it. To the right is the lobby, where the lobby bar occupies one side of the long bar, serving more as a bar function, with the front desk located further inside, and the elevator area at the very end, leading to the all-day dining restaurant. The gym is well-equipped with a full set of Technogym machines well-maintained, and the 'Lotus Step by Step' on the side of the swimming pool is also very beautiful, worth checking in.