Room change to Yancheng Hilton and reverse travel.

Great experience. Daisy from the Executive Lounge called a day in advance to ask about my check-in needs and added me on WeChat to inform me of the opening hours of the various facilities. She also wrote a handwritten welcome card in advance. (At Marriott, only luxury brands do this. After learning that this was my first stay, they proactively locked the lounge on the 27th floor and the panoramic corner room on the same floor facing the water street. The room is only slightly larger than a regular room, but the floor-to-ceiling windows facing the bed make it very bright. Better than Yancheng Marriott: The bedding is very comfortable, and the mattress has a buffer layer. The service response is very positive, whether in the breakfast restaurant or the lounge, but not too exaggerated. There are few people in the lounge, and the happy hour dishes are rich, with six hot dishes. The beef and prawns are delicious, and the cocktails are good. Inferior to Marriott: It is said that they will not proactively upgrade to a suite for Diamond members. The probability of upgrading to a suite for Marriott Titanium members is still very high. Fortunately, the Harman speakers are quite good. Fortunately, I changed to Hilton on Saturday, because there was a marathon on Sunday, and Marriott was fully booked, with long queues in the lounge.