If you're willing to pay for a direct river view, then choosing this hotel is absolutely spot on. I opted for the River View Terrace Suite, which is 120 square meters, and upon entering, all I could exclaim was: 'I wish this were my home!'
Whether in the living room, on the terrace, or in the bedroom, you get a direct view of Chaotianmen and Raffles City. On a clear day, you can even see the 'Mandarin Duck Hotpot' where the Yangtze and Jialing rivers converge. On weekends or holidays, there are also drone shows.
The room decor is simple yet stylish, and all disposable amenities are provided with no unnecessary clutter. Customer service contacted me even before check-in and was responsive to my needs throughout my stay, offering welcome fruit, free coffee, evening sweet soup, and a departure gift. These items might not be expensive, but they reflect the excellent service attitude.
Room availability seems limited, so you might often have to wait until 2 PM or 3 PM for check-in. Breakfast isn't served until 8:30 AM, and it's a fixed 'nine-grid' set meal. If you're checking out early to catch a flight, you might miss it.
Overall, when standing on the terrace or lying in bed, gazing at Raffles City across the river, everything else fades into insignificance. You won't even want to go out. The pillows were so comfortable that I asked customer service about their brand, hoping to buy them. They replied that they were custom-made and could be purchased from the hotel.
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