Langham Hotel in Shenzhen Donghai, Royalty with a British flair

This is my second stay at the Shenzhen Langham, and I will definitely come back lol I stayed in an Executive King Room, which has a U-shaped layout, spacious and bright, with a super large walk-in closet. The style is British, and the decoration and color scheme details are very Royal, giving a feeling of steadiness yet brightness, without any old-school stuffiness. Some of the home accessories even incorporate Chinese elements, such as the blue and white porcelain used for the lamp base, which harmonizes with the overall design and adds depth. The biggest impression the room left on me is its coziness, as if I had just finished a meeting with the Cabinet ministers in the morning, and had no schedule in the afternoon, so I chilled in my room, had a little drink, some desserts, and the design of the fireplace added a warm touch, making me feel secure falling asleep with it on at night. The service is very nice; I was welcomed with a bowl of chocolates, and they also serve some small desserts when preparing the bed at night. The room includes access to the Executive Lounge, where afternoon tea, dinner, and breakfast are all very rich, with a basic supply of Chinese, Western, and Japanese cuisine. Moreover, what struck me the most is that every time I returned to the room, the TV would automatically play a promotional video of the collaboration between Boston Ballet and Langham, with music and dance that are very touching, creating a lively and vibrant atmosphere that contrasts with the room's elegant style.