Zhengzhou | The InterContinental Hotel is so photogenic - the photos come out looking high-end

Let me briefly share my impressions in various aspects: 1. Decor. As a new hotel, the decor is of a high standard, with a positioning that is on point, and a style that leans towards business. It surpasses the national average for InterContinental hotels, although there is still a bit of a smell. 2. Room. I stayed in a king room, which was not small, equipped with a bathtub and a dedicated dressing table. The sanitary ware used is Duravit, and the toiletries are Byredo. The decor lacked some uniqueness, in my opinion, it's not as good as the Yabu Leimei. 3. Service. From the first-floor lobby to the seventh-floor hall and then to the room, the service staff passed on information seamlessly without any gaps, and their attitude and professionalism were both up to standard, giving an overall good impression. 4. Location. The location is somewhat awkward, with the David City shopping mall directly connected to the hotel, which is convenient for shopping and accommodation. However, beyond that, there's not much to say about this location, no scenic views, inconvenient outside traffic, and the surroundings do not match the hotel's status. 5. Dining. The main meals have not yet started, and breakfast is partially supplied. The overall taste is good, and the service is also very good. The restaurant is just at the level of an ordinary five-star hotel, without too many highlights. 6. Facilities. The gym is large and is open as long as there is a customer, the swimming pool is still in internal testing, and the space is not small. However, the changing rooms are indeed very nice, with complete facilities including a steam sauna and massage.