Students will cry with excitement, you must stay at this hotel when you come to Shenzhen!!!

Mandarin Oriental, Shenzhen Located in the heart of the Futian business district, the hotel is located on the upper floors of a new 79-story building in UpperHills, overlooking the bustling city and the beautiful scenery of the evergreen Lianhuashan Park and Bijiashan Park. This location is super convenient for both business trips and leisure vacations. When you walk into the hotel, you will find that the design here is really oriental. There are 178 rooms and suites, each with stunning views of the park and city. The room I stayed in was super spacious, and the floor-to-ceiling windows made me fall in love at first sight. Waking up every morning to the greenery and the hustle and bustle of the city is really great. The interior design of the room is also very distinctive, with a marble bathroom, walk-in closet, 55-inch Samsung TV, Nespresso coffee machine, and Bose speakers, as well as Quivera linen bedding, every detail exudes luxury and comfort. In addition, guests in executive rooms and suites can also enjoy the Mandarin Club service on the 78th floor, where there are executive meeting rooms, dining areas, and spacious lounges, with views of Shenzhen Bay and Hong Kong, overlooking the bustling central area. Speaking of food, there are eight restaurants and bars here, each with a different flavor. The high-end Cantonese restaurant Dongwan, led by a Michelin chef, is run by Chef Hui, as well as the Asian restaurant Bazaar, the specialty steakhouse OPUS 388, the Japanese teppanyaki restaurant RIN, and the Spanish restaurant TAPAS 77, all located on the upper floors of the hotel, where you can enjoy the food while overlooking the city skyline. My personal favorite is the retro MO bar on the 79th floor, the night view is really beautiful, it is a good place for a romantic date. There is also the Lotus Lounge on the 78th floor, which is an ideal place for social gatherings, with floor-to-ceiling windows reflecting the greenery of Lianhuashan Park and the Shenzhen Bay skyline. Finally, I would like to say that Mandarin Oriental, Shenzhen is not just a hotel, it is more like a paradise away from the hustle and bustle, a place where you can relax. Whether it is a business trip or a leisure vacation, you can have an unforgettable experience here.