A high-tech hotel with a starry sky suite

⭐️This is a high-altitude hotel inspired by racing technology and designed by CCD. ⭐️The first floor is the lobby, with 3 elevators leading directly to the sky lobby on the 50th floor. The interior of the elevator is equipped with LED gradient lights and the cosmic starry sky light and shadow on the top of the car, creating a cyberpunk-like sense of future technology. ⭐️The sky lobby on the 50th floor has a 3-story high space, with the front desk facing the main urban area of Foshan, and the lobby bar and lounge area facing the main urban area of Guangzhou. ⭐️There are 275 guest rooms in total. The open starry sky suite we stayed in is the room type name sold on OTA, and the official app is uniformly named as a superior view king room. The room area is 78 square meters, which is the same as the area of the DoubleTree suite. It is located in three corners of each floor. The normal open starry sky suite is even more expensive than the DoubleTree suite, and the diamond card can basically be upgraded to this room type. ⭐️The breathing sensor lights in the public area of the guest room floor light up one by one as the guests move, leading the guests to the guest room like a time tunnel. The room number is projected onto the triangular area on the ground with LED lights. ⭐️The so-called starry sky suite is because of the starry sky light group design on the top of the guest room. If you are not sensitive to sleep light sources, you can keep the starry sky light, like the bright stars in the summer night sky, sleep peacefully, and have sweet dreams. ⭐️The fitness facilities are located on the 38th floor, with a fitness center and an indoor heated swimming pool. It is also rare to see an infinity pool in the DoubleTree brand. The fitness center is also open to the public. ⭐️Breakfast is served at the Sky Kitchen All Day Dining Restaurant on the 52nd floor, the highest floor of the building. The interior of the restaurant is decorated with colored glass windows and Cantonese colored bricks as inspiration...