Staying at the Guangzhou MO this time can only be described as hitting me right in the heart!

My third stay at MO, the previous two were in Sanya, and this time I took the opportunity to check in at Guangzhou MO during a business trip. The highlight of Sanya MO is the exclusive comfort of Coral Bay, while Guangzhou MO excels in service details. Service: For example, a glasses cloth is prepared for casually placed glasses, scattered data cables are neatly coiled, and every water cup in the room has a fan-shaped coaster. The night bed service is also very professional, with the room being tidied up again and fruits replenished. Facilities: There is a Mandarin Cake Shop on the first floor, where I ordered a full logo of Zhengshan Xiaozhong honeydew melon, which was not sweet at all! The gym is on the fourth floor, and since it's on a low floor without much of a view, it's pretty standard. The equipment is all Technogym, which meets expectations. However, the gym's beverage area, with prepared fruits and a coffee machine, is quite nice. The swimming pool is outdoor and also lacks a view; the YUE Platinum Western restaurant is also on the fourth floor, offering an all-day dining environment that is quite good. Transportation: The hotel lobby has direct access to Taikoo Hui, which is super convenient! I had Ah Mei handmade drinks for two consecutive days, and each time I had to wait over an hour to get my order. I placed the order directly from the hotel, and it was ready to pick up as soon as I walked out of the hotel. Guangzhou MO does not have a view of the Canton Tower, but you can go to the SKR bars in the hotels of Zhujiang New Town. I had been to Four Seasons before, and this time I went to the outdoor bar at Park Hyatt, which had a better experience. It's nice to have a drink in the breeze to get rid of the workday smell. The drive to Zhujiang New Town takes about 20 minutes, but Taikoo Hui is really quite congested in the evenings. Breakfast: The semi-buffet breakfast Q menu offers made-to-order eggs and noodles. My standard for loving hotel breakfasts is whether the eggs are tasty and how well the cold oatmeal yogurt is made. I stayed for three days and tried the Benedict, omelette, and sunny-side-up eggs. I don't know if it's because I had a good impression filter on, but the omelette somehow tasted better than any other hotel I've been to. The coffee with the MO logo looked really good. In summary, the experience was great, and I will come again next time.