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Review: St. Regis Shenzhen
Room Type
Allure Suite
Elite Status
Marriott Titanium
Date
July 2019
Rating
Asia 2019
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Asia 2019
- Booked: Summer in Asia
- Impressions from Asia 2019
- Review: St. Regis New York
- Review: Japan Airlines Business Class Chicago to Tokyo
- Kyoto, Japan’s Cultural Capital
- Review: St. Regis Shenzhen
- Review: Courtyard Phnom Penh
- Phnom Penh, A Lesson in Life & Death
- Review: Park Hyatt Siem Reap
- Exploring Angkor Wat by Cycle
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.. more thoughts.. Amazing that the Check in Lobby is on 96! Also a world traveller; I’ve also been in similar style hotels. While they have some interesting aspects to them (such as the view); they’re not my favorite and just feel less comfortable or inviting personally speaking. Can’t believe they charged you a few bucks for print outs. Even at Courtyard by Marriott residence inn in Canada I have had stuff printed free via email to the front desk. I realize you’re probably not vegan but I was curious if you’ve ever challenged the staff to create something interesting rather than just accepting what’s in front of you at the Buffet or the menu? You see as my family doesn’t eat mea we often give those challenges and 5* or higher rated hotels such as this one would definitely have at-least two executive chef’s in house who are there to impress no matter what dietary restriction or requests a guest may have.
Thanks for sharing. Nice view and Nice Pool