"As one of the most important economic hubs in Zhejiang and even East China, Ningbo doesn't lack high-end hotels (though luxury brands are a bit scarce). However, currently, the existing luxury hotels are relatively old (Park Hyatt, Marriott, Westin, Shangri-La, voco (formerly InterContinental)), while new luxury hotels are still under construction (Ritz-Carlton, the W-shaped Indigo). Therefore, during this transitional period, the Indigo Ningbo Culture & Creative Port, which opened in 2024, is one of the few luxury hotels in the Ningbo market that can truly represent the city. On my return visit to this young, stylish, and dynamic Indigo, I experienced a comprehensive upgrade in both service and dining. As a personal example, on Friday, I had dinner at Yunwei on the second floor of the hotel. Since my family wasn't arriving until past 11 PM, and the restaurant closes at 9 PM, I thought I'd try asking the restaurant manager if they could pack up some dishes for me and heat them up to be delivered to my room when my family arrived. To my surprise, the restaurant was willing to help (the hotel doesn't offer 24-hour room service) and delivered the heated dishes right on time. The moment we received the steaming hot food, my family and I were deeply moved. This is what it feels like to be treated like family, truly feeling at home, and we experienced it at the Indigo Ningbo Culture & Creative Port. Special thanks again to the hotel management and operations teams, including the staff whose names I remember and those I don't: Hotel Manager Cindy, Front Office Manager Kevin, Guest Service Manager Ruby, Duty Manager Vivian, Yunwei Restaurant Manager Jerry, Supervisors Acia and Dick, staff members Piko and Frank, and Arashi Lounge bartender Eric, among others. I definitely have to come back to Indigo Ningbo Culture & Creative Port!"