## Facilities
This is an established five-star hotel, and its facilities are well-maintained. The bed in the room was very soft and comfortable for sleeping. The gym is quite large, and the equipment is generally sufficient for a good workout.
## Cleanliness
The cleanliness was excellent; the room was spotless.
## Environment
It meets five-star hotel standards, though the soundproofing is a minor issue. There was some noise from people walking and talking outside the door at night.
## Service
I have to give the service full marks. From check-in to dining in the executive lounge, the ladies who assisted me were all incredibly nice, always smiling and sweet. When I asked for a straw for my Coke, and they didn't have any in the lounge, one of them even offered me one from her personal supply. This customer-first attitude truly deserves praise.
## Food
Honestly, there's room for improvement here. The executive lounge didn't have a huge selection, but it was enough to fill up – and hey, you can't expect a Mercedes for free! To be fair, the freshly made noodles were quite tasty. The buffet breakfast had a wider variety, with most essentials covered. The made-to-order pancakes and beef dumplings were good, and I also tried the local Changzhou specialties like sesame cakes and tofu soup.
## Location
The hotel's location is truly excellent; it's convenient for getting anywhere. Taking a taxi to the high-speed train station, Dinosaur Park, or Qingguo Lane generally takes less than 15 minutes. This was a key reason I chose the Sheraton Changzhou.
## Overall
I'd give 5 stars for location, environment, and service. My only wish is that the food quality could be improved a bit. 😊 I'll definitely be back next time. It was a great choice for a weekend getaway from Shanghai.
Oh, one more thing: disposable razors weren't provided. Luckily, I brought my own electric one. Whether guests use them or not, I suggest having disposable razors available in the bathroom.
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