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Xiao Wen and Xiao Chen provide thoughtful service. [Taste] Very delicious, and the environment is good. I will continue to eat here in the evening.

After ordering the dishes, I found out that the shrimp dumplings, crispy rice rolls, and fresh soup goldfish dumplings were full of 🍤. I ate a lot of 🦐 in one meal. P.S. Crispy rice rolls are my favorite. Speaking of this Proin rose tea, I didn’t even see 🌹. However, this tea menu actually has real tea leaves. The creativity is commendable.

InterContinental Zhuhai I chose the InterContinental Zhuhai when I came to Zhuhai to see the ocean. After my stay, I wanted to move right in! From the moment I opened the door to the ocean view to the freshly-cooked sea urchins on the breakfast table, every detail exuded a sense of being taken seriously. I had to share it with you! 📍 Lovers' Road Center! The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge is just outside the window. The hotel is located at 1 Lovers' South Road, Xiangzhou District, and offers a truly stunning ocean view. From the balcony, the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge stretches across the sea like a giant silver dragon. At night, when the lights are on, you can even see the traffic on the bridge. A five-minute walk to the beach, and watching the sunset on the sand in the evening, with waves lapping against the shore, is incredibly relaxing. A 10-minute taxi ride to Gongbei Port makes it super convenient for shopping in Macau, and even returning late doesn't worry; the night view from the hotel entrance is even more stunning than the tourist attractions. 🌊 Embrace the Ocean as You Enter The lobby soars over a dozen meters, and massive floor-to-ceiling windows bring the ocean view directly in. White gauze curtains flutter in the breeze, making it feel like being in a tent by the sea. Upon check-in, the staff handed me a glass of iced lychee soda, the bubbles bursting on my tongue. They smiled and said, "Your room faces southeast, so you can see the sunrise this morning." Most touchingly, they remembered my reservation request of "preferring quiet" and specially arranged a room away from the elevator. Who wouldn't appreciate such thoughtfulness? 🛏 A "Seaview Feast" in the Room I was stunned the moment I opened the door to my Deluxe Seaview Room! The 270-degree floor-to-ceiling windows framed the ocean, the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, and the Macau Peninsula like a painting. The bed faced the window, and waking up to the shimmering sea was like sleeping on a boat. The bathroom had an enormous bathtub, and while soaking, I could see cargo ships slowly passing in the distance. The toiletries were citrus-scented and smelled like freshly peeled limes, so refreshing. I kept a windproof jacket hidden in my closet, as the seaside is so windy. Such thoughtful little details are truly thoughtful. 🍽 "Seafood" on the Tip of Your Tongue The hotel's dining scene completely floored me! Breakfast at Caifenglou featured freshly made sea urchin steamed eggs, so tender and melt-in-your-mouth delicious they made me smack my lips. There was also the chef's freshly made boat porridge, piled high with fish slices, pork skin, and peanuts. For dinner at Seaview Lounge, I ordered a seafood platter. The lobster, abalone, and mussels were all caught that day, and dipped in lemon juice, the authentic sweetness burst in my mouth. The ultimate afternoon tea was the ultimate treat. The scones were still steaming from the oven, served with salted egg yolk sauce. I savored them while gazing at the ocean view, and the whole afternoon passed by. 🏊 "Floating on the Sea" in the Pool The outdoor infinity pool is a must-see! The pool's edge seamlessly connects to the ocean, and swimming to the end feels like melting into the sea. The afternoon sun shimmers on the water like a shower of gold. The children's pool features a small slide and water guns, making it a delight for families with children. The gym is open 24 hours, and the floor-to-ceiling windows offer ocean views. Watching the boats come and go while running keeps you from feeling tired. 🌉 Nearby Dining Guide A 10-minute walk to the Zhuhai Fisher Girl Statue, a Zhuhai landmark. The evening light is stunning for photos. A 15-minute taxi ride to the Sun and Moon Shell Theatre, where the shell-shaped theater lights up at night, resembling two giant pearls. For food, head to Yangming Plaza, where you'll find a variety of internet-famous milk tea and seafood stalls—you'll want to eat until you're full. 📌 Tips for staying here Be sure to choose a high-floor ocean view room for a more expansive view. The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge light show at night is incredible. The pool opens at 8 AM, so it's quiet and uncrowded, perfect for capturing unattended ocean views. The hotel offers a free shuttle bus to Gongbei Port. Simply reserve a spot at the front desk half an hour in advance to avoid the hustle and bustle. Before checking out, be sure to buy a box of "Ju Ji" almond cookies on the first floor. This is a time-honored Macau brand, and you can skip the immigration lines here. The best part about the InterContinental Zhuhai is that you can experience all of Zhuhai's best from the hotel, without having to squeeze into tourist attractions. I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in Zhuhai. After all, the joy of being able to lie back and enjoy the ocean and eat fresh food isn't something you can find everywhere. #These hotels have amazing views #High-end hotels you'll understand only after you've stayed there #Hotel addiction #Specialty hotels #One-stop resort hotel

I told him I'd never stayed in a nice hotel before. Every time I went out, I stayed either in a hostel or a budget hotel. My boyfriend said he wanted to show me the world, hahaha. He took me to this hotel in Zhuhai, 🏨InterContinental Zhuhai. It really opened my eyes to the world! This hotel is the best I've ever stayed in. We got off Zhuhai Station and 🚗took a taxi to the hotel, which was only 1.2 kilometers away. 📍It's located at No. 1 Qinglu South Road, the starting point of the internet-famous Qinglu Road. The front desk clerk told me we could go for a walk in the evening. I laughed at this suggestion, and my boyfriend looked away sheepishly. I knew he'd booked it here on purpose, hahahaha! · The hotel faces the ocean and looks truly upscale. Its grandeur is palpable from the outside, and it's packed with amenities, including a gym, five restaurants, and a massive, internet-famous infinity pool. I've never been to an infinity pool before, and from there, you can see the sky, the sea, and the pool all connected. You can even see the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge directly. It's truly breathtaking! · The room was also fantastic. The bed was incredibly comfortable and fragrant, unlike the stuffy or smoky smells I've often experienced in hotels before. It had a refreshing, fragrant aroma. The linens were also spotless. I barely even wanted to get up. As for restaurants, since I prefer Cantonese cuisine, we went to Caifenglou Chinese Restaurant, which specializes in classic Greater Bay Area cuisine with a Cantonese twist. Their lunchtime dim sum is the classic "one pot, two pieces" dish, a true reflection of morning tea culture. It was quite enjoyable! · All in all, I really saw the world this time. Thank you, my boyfriend, for fulfilling all my little wishes and saving me a lot of regrets! #This hotel has an amazing infinity pool #Lie in the mountains and rivers #Outdoors #HotelAddicted #High-EndHotelsYou'll Understand After Staying

Coming to Guangdong inevitably raises your expectations for food. During my few days at the InterContinental Zhuhai, I tried every restaurant and personally tested them all to perfection! Here's a food guide for you, so you can experience delicious cuisine from around the world without leaving the hotel. 🍜Starting with breakfast, the buffet offers a dazzling array of options. In addition to the regular buffet, there's also a Southeast Asian-style brunch. The ingredients are fresh, and the cooking is authentic. The bak kut teh, served in a teapot, is incredibly delicious, and the durian cake for dessert is highly recommended. 👍 🦞The hotel's highly acclaimed Chinese restaurant, Yi Cai Feng Lou, offers the expansiveness of the sea combined with the Zen-inspired elegance of Chinese cuisine. I call the chef the king of rolls. The ever-changing nature of the seasons is captured on the dining table. The lobster, cooked Sichuan-style with mapo tofu, is uncompromisingly delicious. ⛵️The ambiance is both luxurious and elegant, yet rich in artistic flair. The design concept, inspired by sailing, incorporates numerous nautical elements. The artistic beauty of the sea freely surges here, constantly expressing the unique beauty and charm of this city of a hundred islands. 🍰Afternoon Tea in the Lobby Bar The flavors incorporate local specialties. We were also treated to oysters for afternoon tea, a first for us. The savory and dessert options were also excellent, and the portions were generous, more than enough for four people. Even more captivating was the ambiance. The floor-to-ceiling windows offer a breathtaking view of the ocean, and the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge seems within reach. 🥩Char is InterContinental's renowned steakhouse, a familiar sight for steak lovers. Beef is a true highlight of the "Char" restaurant menu, renowned for its selection of premium cuts. InterContinental's meticulous and rigorous standards for selecting premium beef encompass the breed, pedigree, pasture climate and natural environment, husbandry methods, cut of beef, and the marbling of fat and fiber. The design's fusion of vintage denim and industrial styles is refreshing, and dinner with a sea view is truly relaxing. #One-Stop Resort Hotel #High-End Hotels You'll Only Understand After Staying #Hotel Addict #Romantic Date Restaurant #Local Cuisine