Recommended Zhengzhou staycation hotel: Le Méridien Zhengzhou.

Last weekend, I took advantage of the Lei Zi concert to return to Henan after a long time and took the opportunity to check in to the long-grassed "Dark Flagship" - Le Méridien Zhengzhou. I booked a basic room and was upgraded to a 60-square-meter executive business room when I checked in. The room facilities are slightly old, but I quite like the design. The contrast between the living room and the bedroom area is very strong. The hotel's interior design is by Ruoen. In addition to the lobby and executive lounge, a large number of dark design elements have been implanted, and the visual sense presented makes people completely think that this is a hotel that has been open for 11 years. The design inspiration is said to come from the Longmen Grottoes. The hotel's public areas are full of various art collections from the owner, and the decoration and furniture all reflect how rich Jianye was ten years ago. In terms of catering, breakfast is provided with Fangzhongshan Hulatang, but according to Zhengzhou locals, this product is not like Fangzhongshan. The lounge is open all day, but the afternoon tea and happy hour products are mediocre, but it is understandable to think of Jianye's negative news over the years. In terms of service, in the general trend of the service industry towards procedural and standardized, sincere and humanistic care services are undoubtedly the biggest bonus for the hotel. When the hotel gradually becomes a popular choice for staycation, Zhengzhou Le Méridien's "Emily" does provide a cost-effective and unique and novel exploration experience. This time is limited and I can only taste it. I look forward to the second brush.