Luxury hotels wouldn't even dare to dream of such guest room amenities

Yes! There is a pair of national birds, the red-crowned cranes, which are protected species, in the garden of the guest room area! Always believe in the old cadre's pursuit of excellence! The true definition of luxury! All those Aman, Six Senses, and Ritz-Carlton hotels have to step aside! The design, dominated by the fiery red and golden sun, is a taste that you wouldn't understand without having experienced the tumultuous years of military life! This type of design encapsulates the great achievements of the older generation of Chinese designers who combined Soviet aesthetics with Eastern aesthetics—understated, self-disciplined, serene, and dignified. It also shaped the main tone of Chinese home decoration at the end of the 20th century. Additionally, one cannot help but admire the details The service is as refreshing as a spring breeze: Firstly, the owner is of impeccable revolutionary lineage, and the clients are mostly government agencies. The waitstaff have seen a world far beyond that of luxury hotels—high in both appearance and emotional intelligence! What left the deepest impression was during the trade war period when China-US negotiations were held in the hotel, and it was still open for normal business! Location: It can be considered Shanghai's backyard, with the airport nearby, convenient for foreign affairs meetings In summary, I personally think that for real luxury in China, you have to look at the various state guesthouses frequented by old cadres. In the lobby, there are only the most distinguished scholars, no commoners. Whether a luxury hotel project gets approved might just depend on asking someone staying at an old cadre's guesthouse, right? Recommendation index: Highly recommended Dining: Recommended Service: Top-notch luxury Location: Shanghai's backyard Complaint: No need for a card to access the guest room area, but I guess no outsiders would dare to enter anyway