Shenzhen Hotels with Bars

I chose this business hotel for my solo business trip, and the overall experience exceeded my expectations in every way. I'd like to praise it across ten dimensions. First, location and transportation: the hotel is directly connected to the subway station, and it's a three-minute walk to the core business district. This made client meetings and material procurement incredibly convenient. Second, smart services: the in-room robot delivered items incredibly fast; drinking water and chargers arrived within five minutes, no need to call and wait. Third, amenities: all the new equipment felt high-quality. The 24-hour self-service laundry room had detergent and dryers, and the gym was fully equipped with new machines, making it easy to de-stress with a workout. Fourth, dining services: the breakfast buffet offered a rich selection of both Chinese and Western options, including freshly ground coffee, noodles, and hot dishes. Afternoon tea provided unlimited desserts and drinks, and the late-night porridge, noodles, and snacks were comforting. They even delivered warm milk to the room every night – perfect attention to detail. Fifth, convenient services: the front desk offered free parcel collection and delivery and could assist with operating the laundry room equipment, which was thoughtful and hassle-free. Sixth, room hygiene: the entire room was spotlessly clean with no dead spots; the bedding, bathroom, and desk were pristine, and there was no dust in the corners. Seventh, hardware environment: both the public areas and guest rooms had a simple yet 고급 design, and the soundproofing was excellent, ensuring work and rest weren't disturbed. Eighth, front desk service: staff were responsive, check-in and check-out were efficient, and they patiently and thoroughly provided directions. Ninth, room configuration: the desk and chair were in good condition, the high-speed internet worked perfectly, and all equipment was new and undamaged. Tenth, suitability for travel: for a solo business stay, the hotel offered great privacy and was quiet, not noisy. There were no downsides throughout my stay. I will definitely rebook for future long-term business trips and highly recommend it to all business travelers.

This time, I brought my family to MGM Shenzhen for a beach weekend, and the overall stay experience exceeded my expectations. A special thanks to Kong Xincai from the Guest Experience Department; her service was incredibly thoughtful. She proactively added me on WeChat and clearly explained all the hotel's attractions, activity opening times, and many practical tips. Any subsequent questions I had were answered very promptly, saving us a lot of trouble from having to inquire around. The room was spotlessly clean and bright, with great attention to detail. The bedding was comfortable, and standing on the balcony, you could enjoy the expansive sea view, with the sea breeze being incredibly relaxing. The hotel's public areas were well-maintained; the pool water was clean and refreshing, and there were plenty of family-friendly activities, which the kids thoroughly enjoyed. Every staff member we encountered along the way had a smile on their face and was friendly and courteous, truly making us feel the sincerity of their service. The genuine holiday experience was very pleasant and highly suitable for family travel. I've already recommended the hotel to my friends and family, and next time we visit Xiaomeisha, MGM Shenzhen will still be our top choice.

Overall, it's pretty good and worth recommending!~ 🅿️Parking: After entering Guanhuhu Village, there's the hotel's own parking lot. Guests staying at the hotel should remember to go to the front desk to enter their license plate number for free parking when checking out. Service: The service is warm and thoughtful, and they respond quickly via WeChat. All the staff we encountered were polite. The travel photography is genuinely free and not charged, and photos are provided to guests quickly. Environment: Among the many guesthouses in the area, this one is quite good, though the price is also a bit higher. It's a 5-minute walk to the beach through an exclusive small gate, and the hotel also has a private pool. The overall scenery is lovely. Hygiene: Relatively clean. Drawbacks: The soundproofing in the room isn't great. Around 7 AM, we could hear singing and the noise of things being moved around.

Service: Special thanks to Bella and her team! The Ritz's service attitude was satisfying, but due to objective renovation issues, construction noise could be heard on every floor (starting at 8:30 AM, even on weekends). Bella was very considerate in trying to resolve the issue, and I'm very grateful. I believe this also perfectly embodies the Ritz's 'Ladies and Gentlemen serving Ladies and Gentlemen' philosophy. Facilities: The current Ritz-Carlton Shenzhen is definitely not in its best state. Even in the newly renovated rooms (renovation completed six months ago), there was still a faint smell of renovation. Running an air purifier made it tolerable. The new rooms are indeed spacious and well-maintained, with very new facilities. Pool: It's very small and the water is extremely shallow. Many people just walk across the pool, and there's no staff to stop them. The 'fire cloud' evening view is beautiful, but I wouldn't recommend it for serious swimmers. If you're just looking for a photo op, it's fine. Cigar Bar: The staff were very patient, but the quality of the cigars varied, and the cocktails were just average. Overall, as a first-time guest at the Ritz-Carlton Shenzhen, I found their service to be the best among hotels in the Futian district. However, objectively speaking, the renovation definitely detracted a few points from their 100-point service. I look forward to a better experience on my next stay at the Ritz! 🥂

This was my first time staying at the Shenzhen Qianhai Pagoda GT Hotel. Ella, one of the staff members, was incredibly warm and polite. She gave me great recommendations for dining and shopping malls, as well as directions to the nearest subway. The room itself had a minimalist yet upscale design, with excellent ventilation and natural light. Housekeeping was meticulous; even the corners were spotless. The breakfast buffet offered a huge variety of choices and tasted authentic. The service was consistently top-notch throughout my stay. It's truly an excellent choice for accommodation in Qianhai!

Here's a detailed review of my stay: 📍 **Location:** One of the hotel's best features is its location. It's close to the metro station, and the public beach is about a 5-minute walk away. However, it's often crowded, not a private beach, and lacks any water sports or activities. It's also right next to the Outlet Village, accessible in just 2-3 minutes via a bridge, which is a great perk for shopping enthusiasts. 🏨 **Arrival and Reception:** The hotel entrance is beautiful and modern, making a great first impression. Upon arrival, the reception area was busy, and unfortunately, we had to carry most of our luggage ourselves. Only one small bag was assisted, while we pushed the rest of our suitcases up to our rooms. We had booked two rooms and were kindly upgraded to a pool-view room for one of them, while the other remained a mountain view as booked. To be honest, the pool-view room was smaller than the original room we had reserved. 🛏️ **Room:** The room was modern, elegant, and high-tech, with everything looking brand new. The toilet (excuse the description) was smart, and the hotel provided a Dyson hairdryer and special, high-quality outdoor slippers. Our room was approximately 50 square meters, making it spacious and comfortable, with two air conditioners providing excellent cooling throughout our stay. The bed and pillows were also very comfortable, ensuring a peaceful sleep. Sound insulation within the room was excellent, and the integrated sound system with the projector/TV was fantastic with great quality. However, when walking through the corridors, you could hear TVs from some rooms. 🧹 **Cleanliness and Service:** Unfortunately, the biggest disappointment was on the last night after the typhoon. During room cleaning, they only cleaned the balcony and emptied the trash, while the room floor remained wet, the bed wasn't made, bathroom tissues weren't replaced, towels weren't changed, and basic amenities weren't refilled. Overall, the service didn't feel like that of a five-star hotel. Most staff members were either busy on their phones or rushing around the restaurant unprofessionally. One surprising incident was when I went for breakfast about 45 minutes before closing, and when I asked for boiled eggs, I was told they weren't available, even though there was still plenty of time before the buffet ended. On the other hand, I'd like to thank the receptionist who checked us in; he spoke fluent English and was very helpful. I also appreciate the staff member responsible for the WeChat service, who was very quick to respond to all our inquiries throughout our stay. 🍽️ **Breakfast:** We stayed for 5 days, and the breakfast was the same every day with no notable variety. For us as Muslims, the options were very limited, mostly consisting of toast, eggs, and fruits. I hope they add more options suitable for international guests. 💡 **Facilities:** * Curtains and lighting are electronically controlled. * There's a robot for room service deliveries, which was a nice touch. * Customer service via WeChat is very quick to respond. * Upon check-in, we received free vouchers for Wish Tower entry, as well as mini-bar drinks. * The pool operates from 2 PM to 10 PM. I think the opening time is too late, especially for those who want to swim in the morning. * The pool is about 120 meters long, with a lifeguard present at all times. * Pool towels are not provided at the pool area; you have to bring them from your room, which I found surprising for a five-star hotel. * There's a small but functional gym. * The pool view is more vibrant and appealing than the mountain view. 📶 **Wi-Fi:** The internet speed was moderate, sufficient for daily use, but not the best. 🛗 **Elevators:** There are only two elevators, but during our stay, the waiting time wasn't long. 🚿 **Bathroom:** The toilet has a heated seat feature but lacks an electronic bidet, which I would have expected in a hotel of this caliber. 👕 **Services:** There's no iron in the room. Instead, there's a laundry room with a steam iron available for use. Frankly, I was surprised that room ironing service wasn't available, especially for a five-star hotel. 🌪️ **During the Typhoon:** Our stay coincided with a typhoon, and the winds were extremely strong, making the balcony door shake frighteningly. Credit to the hotel for securing the pool area and closing it to prevent items from flying around. However, guests were unfortunately not informed of any instructions or warnings; we discovered this ourselves. I would have appreciated a message or notice to reassure guests and explain safety procedures.

The laundry service was convenient, and the buffet was delicious. However, the soundproofing in the room was poor; there was a clanking noise in the hallway late at night. My biggest complaint was that there was only one type of pillow available, with no choice between high and low pillows, which negatively affected my sleep.

Mandarin Oriental Shenzhen truly lives up to its reputation as a service supreme hotel. Not only is it the highest Mandarin Oriental in Shenzhen, but the service throughout my stay was impeccable. I was thrilled to find out on this business trip that I was staying at the same hotel as my idol, Mr. Andy Lau! Enjoying breakfast on the soaring 78th floor felt like being in a fairyland. The hotel staff were incredibly accommodating, and the turndown service was as thoughtful as ever. Room service was very responsive. The welcome fruit was fresh and seasonal, and knowing my child enjoyed it, they sent another portion early the next morning. The family-friendly setup was warm and appropriate, and the kids' activities were a lot of fun. Finally, the checkout staff were very polite, escorted me all the way downstairs, and had a record of all my previous requests. I'm sorry I didn't catch their name, but I want to give them a big thumbs up here! It truly is my favorite hotel. While there are many luxury hotels, I particularly adore this one with its oriental charm. Mandarin Oriental will always be my first choice from now on! My only regret this time was that due to limited availability, I couldn't get an upgrade, and also, the welcome music was no longer ”Kangding Love Song.”

Overall, it was decent. The room environment was fine, but the location isn't ideal for families with strollers, a bit of a hassle. The service was very good. I accidentally left my earphones, and the staff found them and mailed them back to me. Their service attitude deserves a big thumbs up! We didn't get to take the scheduled photos, which was a bit disappointing as we missed out on a family portrait. While the sea here didn't have the rumored 'glassy' effect, it was at least clean and suitable for kids to play in, which I really liked.

Having stayed in many hotels, I often find a disconnect in Shenzhen, but this one truly delivers on value for money. The lobby on the first floor is grand, and the overall architectural style is excellent. The room's decor and quality are great, and having a washing machine is very convenient for business travelers. There are also many dining options nearby, including numerous Japanese restaurants and yakitori spots, and it's a popular area for international visitors. The breakfast is very generous. My only suggestion is that the hotel's location is inaccurate on Didi (ride-sharing app). I recommend coordinating to adjust it to the lobby entrance, otherwise, pickups and drop-offs are inconvenient.