Location: Compared to Zhengzhou city center, the location is a bit out of the way, and there aren't many dining options nearby. However, the environment is excellent, with water and a park below (see picture). There were even rowing training sessions happening during the day.
Room: Very spacious with good facilities, including a desk, tea set, mini-fridge with drinks, and even a calligraphy brush – great for older guests who enjoy writing or drawing. There was also a telescope, which was a surprising first for me to see in a hotel.
Cleanliness: Excellent, I didn't find any issues, including in public areas like the corridors and elevators.
Breakfast: Very rich and lived up to the hotel's positioning.
Issues: The breakfast choices, especially the main dishes, seemed to be quite heavily focused on carbs, which might be related to Henan's dining habits. Also, some food items lacked labels. For instance, none of the six salad dressings were labeled, and there were other unlabeled items that I didn't photograph.
Overall, I'm very satisfied. The minor issues I pointed out are only in relation to the hotel's high-end positioning, as I've seen hotels with a similar or even lower positioning that pay more attention to these details.
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