The butler and room service were excellent, and every corner of the hotel was incredibly photogenic, especially the rooftop.
However, the hotel is located inside a shopping mall, requiring an elevator ride to reach it. Every time we returned, we had to walk an extra distance instead of being dropped off directly at the main entrance. This was a bit inconvenient. Instead of stepping right into a familiar environment upon arrival, there's a somewhat dim and disconnected short walk to get there, which was a slight drawback.
Also, I originally thought the tower and rooftop were part of an ancient town, but they turned out to be purely for landscaping. This was my own fault for not doing enough research. Perhaps the allure of great photo opportunities was too strong, haha, which indirectly speaks to the hotel designer's high level of skill.
There's a small entertainment area around the hotel. During the day, the music can be a bit noisy, but it was relatively quiet during resting hours.
It's a bit far from the surrounding attractions. I had thought some would be within walking distance, but they all required a bit of a journey, so I recommend taking a taxi.
The restaurant clearly put a lot of effort into its offerings. However, because the hotel has a small number of rooms overall, those expecting the extensive buffet variety of a large hotel might be a little disappointed. The fruit selection could also be improved.
The bedding was very comfortable. When I needed to rest early one evening, I heard noise from the tea room. After calling the front desk, it was quickly resolved, and I slept very well.
As for the bathtub, the privacy wasn't great, so I ended up not using it. I feel like they could plant some dense, tall bamboo outdoors; otherwise, guests would find it difficult to relax... If it were indoors, a simple curtain would make it perfect.
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