Chongqing's Internet-famous hotel, Raffles City InterContinental Hotel, check-in record

The hotel's sky lobby adopts a large number of curves and chamfer designs, which complement the curved shape of the Raffles City building. The design also simplifies complexity as much as possible, highlighting Chongqing's magic with a forest secret theme.✨✨ The tree clusters in the sky lobby have a bit of the flavor of Singapore's Changi Airport. Rather than calling it a hotel lobby, it is more like a botanical garden. All the plants featured are real, not fake trees.✨✨🎈 Guest Rooms✨✨ The guest rooms also use a large number of curves in their design. The warm white color scheme, paired with brown leather and Tiffany peacock blue as accent colors, makes people feel comfortable and happy. The view is also fantastic, offering a stunning view of Chongqing's skyline. The only slight regret is that the room size is a bit small. It should be fine for a couple on their honeymoon, but it's best to upgrade to a suite. The standard room size seems more suitable for a solo exploratory trip. Facilities and Services✨✨ The gym🏋️‍♀️ and swimming pool🏊‍♀️ also inherit the streamlined design of the lobby and guest rooms, with curve elements visible everywhere. Each landing on the staircases has different paintings, but the themes are generally based on Chongqing's two rivers culture. Dining✨✨ The all-day dining restaurant is located in the sky corridor. The breakfast fruits here are the most abundant I've ever seen, with up to five types of freshly squeezed juices. All the plant walls are real, and as an industry insider, I know that maintaining plant walls is particularly costly✨✨, especially indoors. Being able to enjoy the grandeur of the Yangtze and Jialing Rivers in the sky corridor while awakening the morning taste buds with the dewdrops on the plants, the double✨✨BUFF makes me feel that the breakfast here is the best I've had in any hotel.✨✨🎈