InterContinental Zhuhai by IHG

Checkin 時間人多，但好快幫手 房間齊整、酒店範圍氛圍不錯 房間景觀一流

插頭加usb，只有電源叉電，不太方便

餐廳 肉 咬不動 羊排 朱柳

被子有点厚，没有选择

Good room

Nil

Super great and comfortable.

Nothing. 🥰

è molto buona e abbondante la colazione, servita bene, con una bella vista!

早餐不错

Amazing staf and great hotelroom

Price of the wellness

早餐肠粉好吃

員工服務，房間設計，bedding, seaview,

房間有難聞氣味，估計冷氣溫度21度以上發出氣味 房間太近電梯早上被吵醒幾次

To exhaust my Ambassador Weekend Night and points, I chose InterContinental Zhuhai for its convenient proximity to Macau and its serene lake view. What truly distinguished this stay, however, was the exceptional quality of service delivered consistently by the entire team. Ms. Emily Liao at the front desk impressed me immediately with her sophistication, professionalism, and genuine warmth. She proactively upgraded all of my stays across two separate bookings—a gesture that went far beyond expectations and stood in clear contrast to the narrow-minded and overly cautious handling I previously encountered at another InterContinental property. Her actions reflected confidence, discretion, and a true understanding of what hospitality should be. Ms. Miya, the Duty Manager, also left a strong and lasting impression with her decisiveness, sound judgment, and genuinely hands-on leadership style. Even after making an exceptionally generous arrangement for us, she continued to go back and forth personally to ensure that every aspect of our stay was flawless. Through her thoughtful coordination, Lyon Ye prepared a practical and much-appreciated souvenir for us. Lyon was also highly attentive to my suggestions and demonstrated a commendable level of care and responsiveness throughout our stay. The team’s overall attentiveness and responsiveness to every request we made are fully comparable to the supreme service standards I have experienced at InterContinental Madrid. This level of excellence clearly reflects the vision and ambition of the hotel’s leadership, which is consistently translated into action by its staff. From Yip Siu Fung, Jeslyne Huang and Anson Deng to several others whose names I photographed in haste—unfortunately resulting in blurred images—every team member was proactive, helpful, and genuinely committed to delivering the best possible guest experience. The breakfast buffet deserves special mention for its wide variety and excellent quality. Housekeeping was equally impressive: impeccably efficient and maintaining the room to a spotless standard. Our room was tidied and fully refreshed before we returned from breakfast, and, notably, for the first time in my experience, the housekeeping staff thoughtfully prepared three full sets of amenities without any need for reminder—an attention to detail that speaks volumes about their professionalism. Meanwhile, the team ran errands with impressive efficiency, promptly delivering requested items within a short time. When I accidentally left my cosmetic pouch behind after a check-up, it was thoughtfully recovered and returned to me by the time we came back from dinner to collect our luggages. In addition, the staff handling our telephone enquiries were consistently responsive, courteous, and genuinely helpful, further reinforcing the hotel’s outstanding service culture. Given the exceptionally high standard of service throughout our stay, I genuinely believe InterContinental Zhuhai stands out as the finest hotel in Zhuhai and sets a benchmark for what true luxury hospitality should be.

這樣的房費無免治馬桶 令人失望

Located in the middle of Zhuhai city, the rooms are spacious. The rooms are clean with a place for receiving guests. Lucky to get a room with a panoramic view of the Hong Kong-Macau-Zhuhai bridge. The atmosphere is relaxed and quite ideal for business meeting and conferences.

Room was clean with good view and bed is comfy and overall nice set up. William at the reception was very helpful when we checked out. Dinner at the Grill on new year's eve was great too - Abby was nice in her service with smiling face.

Gym was a bit small but still ok. wish we can have free upgrade to sea view room as I am member of IHG group

Major decline from last visit in 2023. Breakfast buffet quality has dropped significantly, good variety but awful quality. The staff at the breakfast buffet didn’t direct us to the members area despite being a platinum member, we only found out the members area on the last day. The club lounge also faces cost cutting with a decline in quality of food, boiled carrots and prawn crackers were served as a “hot dish.” No turn down service was offered unlike the previous visit. Staff were okay and attentive.

面海景觀很好，浴缸很大，洗臉區有兩個，廁浴分開，很舒適

沙發稍微有些污漬

Location, cleanliness, spacious

Check in time too long

前台黃博先生服務態度很好。笑容很舒服啊！ 房間景觀非常好！面對港珠澳大橋 另外一邊又可以看到澳門城市景。

浴缸相信沒有洗刷，仍然有俗稱*老泥的污垢。清潔馬虎。我要自行清潔完才可浸浴。绝对要改善。 浴室門也关不实。浴袍有点殘舊，應該要更換了。

This is an amazing property, one of the nicest hotels I’ve stayed at. Spectacular views, great restaurant, friendly staff, excellent infrastructure

That I had to leave

各方面也很好，唯一有項有意見，因我們有習慣晚間長開洗手間燈，方便夜晚醒來要去洗手間或飲水，但洗手間燈會自動熄 （估計是環保關係），這方面有點不便

It’s modern, clean and most of the staff were friendly and professional.

Some of the staff at the lobby bar and at the front door were not helpful, which was a shame as most of the staffs are friendly and helpful. The food at the breakfast buffet needs improvement and to bring it up to standard.

已多次入住，每次體驗都非常滿意

Todo, habitaciones amplias, super completo el servicio. Variedad de restaurantes y comida deliciosa. Vale la pena hospedarse en este hotel

Location and facilities were good.

We booked for 3 persons and did not receive 3 breakfast tickets for the buffet. I also booked this online and payed for it in full , not reserved and at the end my wife had to pay again at the counter. If this is the case why was I charged ahead of time ? We should be able to pay ahead of time and have this process complete and finished; not paying again out of a deposit at the desk.

I was very please with the Staffing, very helpful

Nothing really The Facility (Restaurant at Level 4) is slightly let down due to many items not available for Dinner hour

The staff were very nice, professional and polite. The whole team were very helpful throughout our stay. We highly recommend this.

The food at the intercontinental zhuhai is always awesome. Having lived there for 18 years. It was nice to be back and to an awesome property! The workers tried their best to make our stay as comfortable as possible. The club lounge needs improving when it comes to food catering.

Little issues with cleaning and small misunderstanding, all acceptable and made up for

hotel staffs are really friendly and helpful

Beautiful scenery view from my room

Facilityties are very nice, easy access and a great view to the ocean and Hong Kong-Macau-Zhuhai bridge. The service for the excutives floor is like anithig I have experinace before.

Nothing to dislike.

bathroom carpet need clear more carefully...smell not good

Great

Breakfast is not of the international world class standard. Location is good.

I guess the presentation and quality and variety.

Spacious comfortable room. Views of the bridge and overlooking Macau. Nice decor throughout the hotel. Good efficient service for handling arrivals and arranging transportation and payments. Liked the power of the shower.

Gym is a bit small and had a leaking ceiling. Pool requires you to wear a cap to enter the water.

Mattress and bedding, seaview, size, quiet

Slightly over price

Clean comfortable

Good location, great service

N/A

Love the access business lounge package. It came with late check out option (till 4:00pm). Nice view with HZMB. Spacious & clean room. Very professional staffs. Nice to walk along the board walk by the water. Wonderful experience.

Good experience

Home to 2.5m people, Zhuhai, on the west bank of China’s Pearl River Delta, is located just 39 miles from Hong Kong via the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau bridge. The bridge opened in October 2018, with InterContinental Zhuhai, on the city’s waterfront Qinglv Road, opening just two months later. The building that is home to the InterContinental is part of the Yanlord Marina Centre and was designed by CL3 Architects. It is an impressive sail shape, with a sweeping awning covering the driveway and main entrance on the second floor. The hotel is primarily located on floors 26 to 46, although public areas are located on the lower levels, meaning there is no need for a split lobby. Reception is located to the right of the modestly sized second floor lobby, with a dedicated Ambassador check-in area straight ahead and to the left, near the lift lobby. I didn’t spot this immediately, and so checked in at the main reception, which was welcoming and efficient, even though the staff are not particularly accustomed to non-Chinese speaking guests. We were offered two drinks vouchers for use in the lobby level Bridge Lounge, and two further vouchers for use in the fifth floor Char Bar and Grill (the latter went unused unfortunately). These vouchers were in addition to my Diamond Elite complimentary breakfast for two, although it should be noted that Ambassador members receive complimentary breakfast for one person in Mainland Chinese InterContinentals even if they don’t have Diamond Elite status. We were initially allocated a Classic room with a Bridge view on the 29th floor (a one category upgrade from our booked Classic / standard room), but upon stepping into the room it was clear that it was a smoking room, so we asked to be moved and were then switched to a Premium room with Bridge view on the 39th floor. At a spacious 60 square metres, this was a well-appointed and designed space, even if it was slightly battered around the edges if you looked hard enough. In addition to a king-size bed with ottoman at its base, the bedroom featured a built-in desk (sadly facing away from the window, although the drawer did contain branded stationery), a chaise longue positioned parallel to the floor-to-ceiling window, and a neat minibar console. A walk-in wardrobe near the entrance door contained plenty of luggage storage space, as well as robes and slippers. Lighting and curtains could be controlled from handy bedside panels, and power provision was good. I particularly liked that the curtains closed automatically when the room was vacated (presumably to prevent the room from overheating) but the system remembered the previous setting when the entrance door was opened once again. Very smart. A fruit bowl had been placed in our original room as a welcome gift; I had asked for this to be moved to our new room but once settled there we received a call asking if we’d like a fruit bowl delivered. The minibar was complimentary and included a L’OR coffee machine and tea by Twinings, which is a bit like having English Cheddar being the sole offering on a cheese plate in France. The bathroom was the highlight of the room; at almost the same size as the bedroom, it featured a freestanding bath positioned directly next to another floor-to-ceiling window, dual basins, a large walk-in rain shower, and a separate toilet room. There was even a relaxation bench which looked like a horrendously uncomfortable mini massage table. Byredo amenities were offered in large reusable bottles, although there was only one set of hand wash and lotion for the two basins, which given they were set so far apart was quite annoying. The Club InterContinental lounge on the 35th floor is ordinarily accessible to Premium room guests, although there appeared to be an error with our room move in that I don’t think the reception team should’ve enabled our room keys for lounge access given the move was a complimentary upgrade. As it was, our keys opened the doors, and it wasn’t until we were sitting down for a light evening meal that we were approached and asked (very politely and apologetically) whether I had an IHG One Rewards Milestone Reward voucher to use for access to the lounge. I didn’t, and so after a bit of an awkward exchange, it was decided that we could continue to use the lounge – it was the reception team’s fault for not disabling the lounge access, after all. The lounge is as equally well appointed as the rest of the hotel. A small seating nook is located opposite reception, and then the lounge opens out in a fairly thin rectangle. To the left are washrooms and dining seating overlooking an internal zen garden. The main section of the lounge to the right features a self-service buffet, the main dining seating area and two self-service drinks stations either side of the entrance. The dining seating throughout the lounge is a mixture of traditional chairs and tables and slightly more comfortable armchairs and sofas, although the emphasis is clearly on dining and not relaxation as there are few, if any, comfortable seating areas. A mezzanine is home to a bookable meeting room seating 8 people. The food presentation during the evening was really quite extensive, nicely presented and of good quality. The cold and ambient buffet included a variety of fresh mixed salads, sandwiches, cut fruit, whole fruit, nuts, cakes, biscuits and individually plated desserts. The hot buffet offered at least four hot main course options with hot accompaniments. Drinks were served at the table. We felt slightly guilty for using the lounge when not technically eligible, so opted to take breakfast the next morning in the hotel’s main restaurant on the second floor, aptly named Commune. This large buffet-led space was absolutely packed and not remotely relaxing or refined, but the buffet was extensive with both Asian and Western options. Other dining venues at the property include steakhouse Char Bar and Grill on the fifth floor, and Caifenglou on the fourth floor for Chinese fine dining. Bridge Lounge on the second floor, between reception and Commune, is an attractive bar and lounge space with an understated nautical theme. The carpets could’ve done with a vacuum (as could’ve those in the lifts), but service was keen, and the atmosphere was decent for an afternoon drink. An outdoor infinity pool (including children’s pool and whirlpool) is available during the summer months, a fitness centre is open all year round, along with saunas within gender segregated (and very smart) changing rooms. The pool attracts a charge of CNY200, although as I stayed during the winter when the pool was closed, I’m not sure whether this charge is waived for status members as is often the case at other InterContinentals that charge for pool access. InterContinental Zhuhai is a smart property befitting of the InterContinental brand, and a delight to find in one of China’s second tier cities.

All good

The location was the best with a short walk to the railway station and yet just across the beach. the staff was very helpful especially with the Didi car service where the diriver didn't have the change and the conscierge dashed about to help get the change. We thought that was going beyond the call of duty. At the end he still couldn't get the change but did a direct transfer from his personal account to the driver and so we just gave the difference to him for his effort.

Reception was at the first floor and wasn't very clear when we approached the hotel. Also not being able to use Google map properly made our stay a bit troublesome at times.

房間，服務，整體硬件都符合酒店品牌的級數。 但需提升那些新入職員工及夜間門衛的基本待客之道，因為他們都是穿上酒店的制服。 若能改善通往拱北方向的道路會更好。

Nested in a quiet area but easy access to both Macau and Hong Kong borders, this hotel is a good choice if you do not want to stay in the city or close to the convention centre. The service is not bad and the view is good. Among all, I love its modern design rather than the modern classic design in St. Regis. The room is considerably spacious. The food variety at the club lounge is good in both breakfast and happy hours. However, since the area is quite new, there are not many restaurants around. But in China, food delivery is very convenient and thus this may not a big problem for most of the people.

Cleanliness and service

Nil

已多次入住，每次去珠海一定入住，check in 快，乾淨，舒服，前台工作人員熱情招呼，中餐廳服務態度非常好，食物質數高，但不貴

浴室有臭味，渠發出的臭味

Great Sea view

只是感觉电梯和餐厅区域油烟味太重，其它各方面都挺满意的。

1. Executive lounge at cocktail session become almost full inside 15 minutes with guests continue pouring in, which is a marked difference with the situation two months ago. Most guests are likely not of executive-level room. 2. Quality of food at the lounge dropped and also substituted with small plates at buffet counter. 3. Changed the policy to ask guests to check out at 1pm, also not quite frank about room availability at check in. 4. Room WiFi and cellular signal are quite poor.

住宿環境很棒時尚精緻，性價比超高，朋友孩子生日，還送上一個小蛋糕，味道也是五星級，位置離拱北口岸很進，很方便

Good View

酒店環境舒適寧靜，房間寬敞整潔，酒店員工親切友善，懂得彈性處理事情，清理房間的員工貼心周到，下次有機會一定會再入住。

Location

The place is kinda old.

體驗很好，前台職員非常友善，會主動問泊車事宜，而且鄰近關口非常方便

The room could have more amenities for a suite. pretty empty.

Excellent service from front desk to food and room service… great pool and kids play area and English service great!! Nice spa too!! Thx again!

服務貼心週到，會留意客戶使用習慣從而增加房間capsules/蒸餾水的供應。

服務貼心週到，會留意使用習慣從而增加房間capsules/蒸餾水的供應。

所有服務人員態度優良到位。整體住宿環境整洁優雅及清靜。

swimming pool

No

My non-smoking room has residual smoke smell, and the sink is not clean enough. The receptionist is not friendly.

Convenient location near Macau. Fabulous infinity pool

Zhuhai, Guangdong Province. For many of the well-travelled population of China, Zhuhai is commonly regarded as a port city that connects Mainland China and the Special Administrative Region of Macau. Unless you travel to check out the small Chimelong Resort in Zhuhai, Zhuhai is not known to be a hot travel spot for tourism. However, recent expansions of the city made the Greater Bay Coastal City more attractive with new malls along its beaches, impressive architecture buildings that straddles the coast, and many more for those residing or traveling to this city. One of the most popular hotels in Zhuhai is the InterContinental Zhuhai Hotel, established by the Renhe Real Estate Development Company. A group of 4 nearly identical skyscrapers that huddles around the tip of the city next to the Macau border, the tallest of which holds the 2018 grand-opened InterContinental Hotel. For months, I’ve been wanting to try this hotel and review it. It is the second-last InterContinental in Guangdong Province that I am to tick off before covering all of the Guangdong InterContinental Hotel branches. It also marks my 40th InterContinental Hotel & Resorts property I have visited. With that said, here is a breakdown of my July 8th to 9th visit to the InterContinental Zhuhai: Pre-Arrival: I booked my stay for 25,000 IHG One Points the night before my arrival at Zhuhai. Therefore, amidst the fact that I booked the hotel at a late time, no one called me for stay preferences as normally would be conducted the day before arrival. Arrival: After getting off the ferry from Shenzhen towards noon on the day of my arrival, I hopped on a taxi to the hotel. As opposed to many hotels where the lobby is usually located on the ground floor, the taxi went up an elevating ramp to the 2nd floor where the main lobby is located. Getting off the car and entering the grand lobby, I headed for the private check-in area assigned to InterContinental Ambassadors, Platinum-Elite and Diamond-Elite Members. At the desk was the Zhuhai-native Guest Relations Agent Rena Li, who kindly welcomed me to the hotel and was keen on finding me a clean room amidst an early arrival with the lack of rooms vacant. Eventually, she got me upgraded from the 1 King Classic Room to the 1 King Premium Hong Kong-Macau-Zhuhai Bridge (HMZB) View Room. Room: The 1 King Premium HKMZH Bridge View Room is a 65 SQM space that faces the bridge with spectacular views of the Greater Bay, Hong Kong’s Lantau Island, Macau, and of course most eye-popping of all the HZMB port building for the Mainland-side. The room I was on is considered to be on the Executive Floors as I was on the 45th floor - the 46th is considered the highest level possible for hotel rooms & suites. In the room is configured with a bedroom, bathroom, and closet room. The bedroom has a King-sized bed (with memory foam pillows and regular pillows), a desk area, sofa chair, complimentary minibar for club lounge guests, and a pullout Samsung Flat Screen TV. A JBL Horizon Speaker sits next to your bed, along with a lighting & curtain control panel. The bathroom on the other hand features a double vanity-sink, soaking bathtub, shower, and Kohler Toilet cubicle with its own marble sink for handwashing. The room has proven to show its age, with some of the features worn out or simply not clean. The wooden double doors leading to the bathroom for example took a lot of challenge to open and close, as the hinges were a bit stuck when moving the doors. Laundry bags and the hair blower bag for example had leftover hair from someone else. There was even a strand of hair on the floor of the bathroom. I got to meet the Front Office Manager Tobby Hu concerning this, and Tobby made sure the room was adjusted and in better service-form. Tobby arranged the room to be reclean and the hair dryer upgraded to a Dyson Hair Dryer. In addition, Tobby arranged a Bryedo Blanche gift and a Bottle of Prosecco as an extra smooth touch to what was a slightly rough start. Because Tobby knew I came to Zhuhai to check this hotel out, he arranged Rena to take me on a tour of the hotel. I was given a tour of a few suites, a couple of standard rooms, the hotel’s Planet Trekkers Play Area, all of the restaurant and bar facilities, the fitness center, and finally the Club InterContinental Lounge on the 35th floor. The hotel features 3 restaurants and a lobby bar: Commune: InterContinental’s Signature All-Day Dining Restaurant Chain, which is seen in many newer InterContinental properties in Mainland China. This Commune on the 2nd floor provides a brightly-lit atmosphere with impressive modern interior wall decor, marble island tables, open-kitchen stations, and home-inspired dining seating. Every night a dinner buffet is featured along with a daily breakfast buffet. The restaurant also provides a view of the Greater Bay, along with the HZMB. CaiFengLou: IHG’s Signature Chinese Restaurant Chain that takes local ingredients and specialties to a prestigious level found in many InterContinental, Crowne Plaza, and Hualuxe Properties. This CaiFengLou specializes in Cantonese Cuisine with a modern twist fit to the hotel’s portfolio of food including a traditional dim-sum service. CHAR Restaurant: The hotel’s signature American-inspired steakhouse. It is an open-kitchen restaurant concept serving gourmet dishes such as the USDA Prime Ribeye Steak. This small, but modern space examines intimate minimalistic interior decorations that make the signature dishes the highlights, such as the emphasis on the cows statues scattered around the tables and the beef inspired murals on the walls. The tradition at this restaurant is that you eat a steak with a knife of your choosing, different types of mustard, and salt. CHAR is also found in IHG’s Shanghai Indigo Hotel along the Huangpu River, where the renowned YouTuber “Max the Meat Guy” discovered his ambitions of cooking which led to his fame. CHAR has also won Michelin guides in other branches of its network. Bridge Lounge: The hotel’s lobby lounge that features a bar that faces the HZMB. It serves small snacks and drinks, along with a redemption area for IHG One Drink Vouchers. Something To Note: The seating in all public areas seems to be height-wise lower than the average chair height. Therefore, the feeling of sitting in a seat in any dining facility if you’re more than 1.8 meters tall can prove to be a challenge. Fitness Center & Outdoor Pool: Whilst the fitness center provides all the modern workout facilities needed to complete your fitness routine, the outdoor swimming pool was the ultimate highlight of the stay. Tobby recommended me to swim at 5PM, which is when the sun starts to set and the outdoor temperatures start to become more tolerable. The outdoor pool features an infinity lap pool that views the HZMB, along with a spa pool and kids’ pool. It is in my opinion the best outdoor swimming pool I have experienced so far in my hotel stays. What makes the experience extra special is the fact that there is a spinning dryer for your wet swimming suit. The biggest challenge for the hotel is the lack of an indoor pool, which can proven to be frustrating when a storm comes in. Club InterContinental: The Club Lounge is one of the most exciting aspects of the hotel. Although smaller than the average Club InterContinental, the stunning views from the 35th floor of the hotel dilutes the sense of limited space in the lounge. The lounge features a front desk, dining area, sofa area, buffet area, meeting room, and bathroom. It is run by the Club InterContinental Manager Dorris Deng, to which I had the honor of meeting her, the Club Supervisor Mia, and Club Agent Sian. As a lounge that opens from 6:30AM to 11PM, the lounge serves a semi-buffet breakfast, afternoon tea, and happy hour. One unique feature is an all-day champagne service which was offered at the entrance. I made suggestions such as providing knives during afternoon tea service for the scones, an implementation of loose-leaf tea service, and a more diverse soft drink selection. Dining Experiences: As a personal tradition, I challenged the Food & Beverage Manager Ricky Wang to select my dinner and lunch at the hotel. Both of which took place at the CaiFengLou restaurant. For dinner, Ricky got CaiFengLou’s Executive Chef Jason Huang to curate a one-person meal under the specific budgets of the advertised average cost per person on the Chinese App DaZhongDianPing. It ended being around ¥240 RMB, which was an exceptional price for what you’re experiencing. Chef Jason curated a meal of the following dishes: Triple Amuse Bouche consisting of marinated cucumbers, fois gras, and marinated beef. Chicken & Abalone Soup Stir Fried Beef with Chinese Sauerkraut Shrimp Stock Infused Steamed Egg with Fish Slices Seasonal Greens in Soup Roasted Char Siu Lemon-Infused Conpoy Egg White Fried Rice with Dried Scallops Pear Soup infused with Dried Mandarin Peel For my ¥195 RMB Lunch, I tried the Dim Sum service which consisted of the following: Roasted Goose Steamed Shrimp Dumplings Red Crispy Shrimp Chang Fen Squash Porridge with Preserved Mustard Greens Walnut Pudding Breakfast took place at the Commune All-Day Dining Restaurant. Some of the standouts at this Commune Restaurant that makes this branch different than other InterContinentals is the selections of unique dishes such as fresh seafood congee, handmade wontons, freshly fried dough sticks, and many more exciting Cantonese selections. Western-style dishes were a bit underwhelming but could improved easily. For example, I think the scrambled eggs could be pre-mixed than scrambled in the pan so that it could be more consistent. However, I had pancakes at the Club Lounge which was delicious. Conclusion: Overall, a pretty positive experience at the InterContinental Zhuhai Hotel! Although the stay started on a minor rough note, the hotel made a comeback and improved my stay for the better. I was honored to be given a tour of this grand hotel, which was a great experience to have for this written review. The hotel I believe needs to focus on getting the small details of cleaning right in the hotel rooms. That is what I believe will make the stay for all guests better and better. In the long run, the hotel should also look into improving furniture for the public areas like restaurants and bars, so that it will be more comfortable for the newer 50th percentile of people based on height. So here is how I rank the 40th InterContinental I have visited so far personally: InterContinental Buffet Breakfast in China: #10 out of 27 All-Day Dining Restaurants Club InterContinental Lounge Rankings: #12 out of 34 Club Lounges InterContinental Hotel Rankings: #16 out of 40 InterContinental Hotels & Resorts

房間太舒適服務也很好，價錢也很便宜

今次是第二次到訪，雖然因為大雨不能使用室外泳池，但是在酒店內的其他服務也是超棒

Excellent staffs and services.

今次入住，非常好，由前台開始，Celia Dang 小姐溫柔有耐性，快速安排妥當，房間乾淨，環境舒適，雖然不是海景房，城景房也很有特色，已經安排下次旅程，一定會再次入住