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Returned to Le Méridien Shenyang, Heping, and once again, it was a truly comfortable and generous experience. The service was incredibly accommodating and efficient; they upgraded my room after a quick chat. The welcome fruit was delicious, and all the welcome amenities were perfectly arranged. Both the breakfast and the executive lounge standards were above average. The 23rd-floor lounge, in particular, was quiet with a comfortable view, and the afternoon tea and evening happy hour offered convenient food and drinks. It was a really pleasant spot to relax during my travels or business downtime. The room itself was comfortable, and the air conditioning worked perfectly. The location is also convenient for getting around and shopping. All my membership benefits were genuinely provided without any shortcuts or compromises, showing real sincerity towards high-tier members. This will definitely be my top choice when visiting Shenyang again; I was extremely satisfied with my stay.

The room isn't as good as the 60-square-meter lake view room. When you open the window, there's a residential complex right opposite, and half of it is still under construction, so it's very noisy in the morning. The service is practically non-existent, not what you'd expect from a 5-star hotel. The shampoo and shower gel bottles in the shower have a design flaw – they're metal with very narrow pump heads. The shower area is small, and I bumped into them twice in two days. The designer clearly didn't think this through! Also, the shower floor tiles are uneven, which I've never seen before, not even in budget hotels! On the plus side: The location is convenient, with a subway station downstairs. There's also the Cai Dian Ta Night Market and Youth Park downstairs. Shenyang city center isn't very big, so it's easy to get anywhere.

Let's start with the positives: I always stay here when I come for concerts. It's very close to the stadium, which is super convenient. Wanda Plaza is right downstairs, and there's a snack street at night. Parking is relatively easy, and the service is great; they even upgraded my floor! Now for the less satisfactory points: I rarely leave negative reviews, but I really have to speak up about Wanda. Compared to other hotels of the same price and caliber, I can overlook it being a bit old, given it's a 2013 hotel. But you can't have things broken! That Grohe showerhead is completely damaged and hasn't been fixed. Don't they do regular checks? Is it acceptable if only one of the two heads works?? There were no welcome fruits, and the Coke in the mini-fridge was charged... Even budget hotels costing over 300 RMB offer free Coke in the fridge... To the manager who decided to charge for it, aren't you embarrassed? Also, Ctrip, you should really check out what perks people get when booking this hotel through other platforms like 'Xianyu' (free breakfast for two, 4 PM late checkout, executive lounge access, welcome fruits) for the same price. If you don't negotiate some upgraded member benefits, everyone will just book elsewhere... It's really bad!

The hotel is next to Beiling Park and is located in a garden with good greenery. The rooms are not big and the layout is compact. I would like to talk about the service in detail: First of all, the service at the hotel front desk is very good. The front desk manager also sent us to the room. Thank you very much! The room service is not satisfactory! We stayed for two consecutive days, and the cleaning lady threw away the food I bought the day before as garbage! The cleaning lady threw away the guests' food and was embarrassed to ask the aunt to compensate. It was quite disgusting! Secondly, the slippers for the second night were not put for us. I called the room service to ask for slippers. The lady in the room service didn't believe it and asked me to look for it in the room. The cleaning lady didn't put the slippers. I called after looking for it! I asked the room service to bring two bottles of water when she sent the slippers. The lady also told me that there were only two bottles of water in one room, and then she said as a charity that she would make an exception and give me two more bottles... Isn't this a five-star hotel? Hotels above four stars can add water for free! Even if you stay in a three-star hotel like Home Inn, you can ask for more water if it's not enough. Do you think that guests in high-end hotels have to drive out to the supermarket to buy water if they don't have enough water? There was a young girl serving the room very well, but the older one had a sullen face and an unpleasant attitude!

Stayed here for one night as a stopover on a longer trip. It seemed like there were a lot of business travelers. My friend recommended this place because of heavy rain; it's right off the highway and less prone to flooding compared to other areas. The staff were all very professional and courteous, quick to address any requests. The doorman in the lobby was very friendly and greeted me proactively. My 12-year-old child received a complimentary breakfast upon check-in. The breakfast was quite plentiful, and the wontons and 'jianbing guozi' (savory crepes) were delicious. The service staff were also very prompt in clearing tables. Some parts of the parking lot were under renovation, but there was still plenty of space. I didn't get my license plate scanned upon entry, but the security guard proactively lifted the barrier when I checked out. The hotel's facilities are a bit dated, and the room was still quite damp, so it probably needs a few more days to air out. The slippers provided were a bit uncomfortable. There are many dining options around the hotel, with a wide variety to choose from, all within walking distance. Overall, it's a good hotel.

My stay here was fantastic, and I have to give a special shout-out to Olivia at the front desk! I arrived early, worried I'd have a long wait to check in, but Olivia was incredibly thoughtful and efficient. She got me checked in early and even upgraded my room for free, which was beyond my expectations. Her service was warm and attentive, communication was smooth throughout, and she was so patient and gentle. The entire check-in process was pleasant and hassle-free. I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time!

Recommended by a friend, I stayed at The Westin Shenyang, and it truly lived up to its reputation! The hotel's decor is a tasteful blend of modern light luxury and Chinese design. It's incredibly photogenic, perfect for stunning pictures. The Westin bed is super comfortable, with excellent mattress support and pillows that are just right – neither too soft nor too firm. The bathroom features a dry and wet separation, and the White Tea Aloe bath amenities have a sophisticated scent. They even have robot room service, which is a cool high-tech touch. Five stars all around, I've already recommended it to all my friends visiting Shenyang. Breakfast was also excellent, with a wide variety and great taste.

We stayed at this hotel for our child's competition. The room was spacious and offered great value for money. It's right next to the subway exit, and the surrounding area has convenient facilities like a supermarket and restaurants. For non-smokers, definitely make a note when booking. Thankfully, I didn't smell any smoke in the room this time.

The hotel's online advertising built up too much anticipation, leading to a significant gap between expectation and reality. I arrived at 10:30 PM, and the lobby was completely dark. The room was spacious and the bed was comfortable, but the shower drainage was poor; water flowed from the shower enclosure directly into the toilet area. Since it was late and I was only staying one night, I didn't bother calling for service. The vanity area was also uncomfortably close to the bed with no privacy screen. As for the hot spring area, the water activities were fun and my child enjoyed them. However, the scrubbing area and lounge were very mediocre. If you're looking for a good scrubbing experience, I'd advise against it. There wasn't even any water available to drink in the scrubbing area. I finally found some hot water in the main hall, but the air conditioning wasn't sufficient, so I was constantly sweating. Free drinking water wasn't readily available everywhere. The dinner voucher from Ctrip was useless since I arrived so late. When I asked if I could use it the next day, I was told no, it was only valid for the same day – what's the point of giving it then? Overall, the indoor areas felt dim and disorganized, while the outdoor areas were clean, tidy, and interesting.

The room facilities are complete. My child was participating in a chess competition here. I stayed here for one night to rest. It felt good. The breakfast bread was good. The only thing I felt uncomfortable about was that my son was charged 88 yuan for breakfast. I said that a child over 1.3 meters tall should pay the full price, but later they charged half the price. The service staff at the restaurant entrance needs training. They can't tell how old the child is! 1.5 points for service!