The 500-year-old Huizhou-style mansion, painstakingly relocated and reconstructed from Jiangxi, is quite a sight. The lobby also houses many other collectibles, and the view from the Yunjian Cafe is excellent.
The garden isn't large, but its tranquility is a major plus. The rooms are spacious, elegant, and tastefully decorated, with comfortable bedding. The toiletries are Clarins and Dyson.
The organized service was the most impressive aspect of this stay: Before check-in, the hotel proactively called to inform me about the room status and suggest an arrival time. After adding the butler on WeChat, they promptly sent all necessary information, and I was able to check in early after contacting them that day. On the same day, my child got two small scratches at the museum. When I called for antiseptic back at the hotel, delivery was delayed due to many guests. The hotel proactively sent a pre-bedtime dessert and apologized in person, then called back to apologize again, and the butler also inquired about the injury via WeChat. At dinner in Yi Garden, even though it wasn't quite time, a table was arranged very quickly. The next day, I experienced the 'Prime Minister's Mansion Story' guided tour service; even though I was the only one, the guide patiently and smilingly delivered an excellent explanation.
I also experienced the hotel package's travel photography service. The makeup artist was very skilled, and the photographer was excellent at framing and composition. Selecting photos within half an hour after the shoot was also quite efficient!
My only minor suggestion is to add more signposts in the garden.
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