This might really be the best hotel in Zhuhai!

Let's start with the conclusion: This might really be the best hotel in Zhuhai, but it definitely doesn't rank among the top St. Regis hotels in China. Location: It's in the Wanzai area of Zhuhai, a bit far from tourist attractions, train stations, and piers. There's basically nothing around, except for a Huafa Mall which can basically solve the dining problem~ It's really inconvenient. Hardware: It's European style, but not that exquisite. I'm a bit tired of this aesthetic, but the rooms are quite spacious~ Service: The concierge at the door is good, proactively opening the door, greeting, and guiding to the elevator. Due to full occupancy, the lady called in advance to persuade me to arrive at the hotel later, and explained the full occupancy issue during check-in, which was quite attentive. Also, it's my first time at St. Regis where a butler proactively offered coffee services, although his expression revealed a 'please don't trouble me' anxiety, but still, it's not bad~ Everything else is standard. Arrived at 5:30 pm, and still had to wait for the final check before the room was ready. There were no welcome fruits or any other things, maybe they really couldn't prepare due to full occupancy. Room Type: I thought since I was there, I might as well book a sea-view room to overlook Macau and Hengqin, but after seeing it, I felt there really wasn't much to see, and it would have been better to save 200 yuan and book a basic room. Staying here just felt very ordinary, nothing wrong, no memorable points, no reason to come back again. Breakfast: It's crowded and you have to queue, and the taste is just average~ Facilities: The gym ventilation seems to be a problem, there's a bit of a smell, didn't swim because there were many children in the indoor pool, the outdoor pool area is pretty but unfortunately it wasn't open. After staying, it still felt a bit like piled-up decorations, nothing felt bad, but something just didn't feel quite right