G-luxe By Gloria Suzhou Taimei

Very beautiful hotel! Great value for money! Free tickets to Shangyuyangshan Scenic Area are provided!

This is our second stay. The hotel has a great sense of design, and the sky lobby is particularly outstanding. Everything is exquisite, elegant, warm and comfortable. The hotel staff's patient, thoughtful and meticulous service made our stay a pleasure. Our guest rooms are located on high floors, with detailed and reasonable layout and ingenuity in every aspect; the facilities are complete and convenient to use. The bedding is of good quality, which improves the quality of sleep; the shower head is powerful and makes bathing comfortable; the independent smart toilet room with a small sink is really nice! It's great to stay here for vacation!

The hotel is in the mountains and has a great environment. I took my parents there this time. The room also had a private hot spring, which was just right for them to experience. They all liked it very much. The breakfast was also very rich.

The hotel package activities are very rich and more fun than expected. There is a blood pressure monitor in the room, which can help people with sub-health to pay attention to their health problems at all times. The stay is really comfortable and the scenery outside the window is beautiful.

Booked this hotel after reading the reviews. There are two types of rooms. I stayed in both types for two days. I like Chinese style, but the disadvantage is that rooms 2 to 6 are on the third floor, so the lake view room can only have a rough view without the feeling of climbing up and looking far. The other one is a Japanese style house on a high place and has a full terrace. You can see Taihu Lake in the distance, but the shower room is very mini. It is difficult for girls to turn around, not to mention big boys. The other shower room door is flooded with water. The floor of the room looks uncomfortable and black and dirty. The most annoying thing is that the fruit oranges sent are not fresh. My husband and I ate the same food, except that the oranges were not eaten. My husband ate it at about 10 o'clock in the evening. He had diarrhea at about 1 o'clock in the evening until more than 8 o'clock in the morning, six or seven times. I mentioned the orange problem to the front desk. In addition, the shepherd's purse wontons at the Chinese restaurant on the first day were not very fresh. They were unpalatable and most of them were thrown away. I was not very satisfied with this trip. When I had breakfast this morning, a boy's good service attitude reversed my slight discomfort. In addition, the body scale was broken