In Shenzhen! Experience the French lazy hotel!

Experience French laziness Shenzhen Le Méridien Hotel Stay Experience Le Méridien Hotel was originally launched by Air France, with its first store in Paris, France. Unlike other hotel brands in the Marriott system, Le Méridien is inherently free, romantic, and artistic. The interior design of Shenzhen's first Le Méridien Hotel was handled by CCD, and I decided to stay for a night. The hotel's first floor is the arrival lobby, and you need to take the elevator to the reception lobby on the sixth floor. The entrance here is a door, with materials in navy blue and white, representing the colors of France, cut and pieced together to form part of the door frame. It's very spectacular and my favorite part of the hotel. The breakfast restaurant is like a microcosm of various French restaurants with different styles, featuring striped awnings, wall hangings, wooden shutters, and an outdoor garden. Some tables are close to the garden and very bright, while others are in corners against the wall and quite dim. It can be said that dining in different corners of the restaurant allows you to experience the atmosphere of different French restaurants. The breakfast includes rare Cantonese dim sum, adding a lot of local flavor to the stalls, such as steamed pork ribs with black bean sauce, shrimp dumplings, barbecued pork buns, and custard buns. All the favorites are there, and they taste good. You can order Eggs Benedict from the omelet chef, and it was my first time trying it, which was quite good. Upon check-in, you will receive a coffee voucher, which can be redeemed for an Americano or cappuccino at the first-floor café. I recommend ordering a hot drink; the mug and saucer are very nice (I wanted to take them home). The room key cards are also special, with different designs to choose from. When checking out, I asked the receptionist for my favorite design to take home as a souvenir. Finally, some things I didn't like: 1. The public lounge area feels a bit messy. 2. The stay experience does not match the positioning and price. 3. The exterior of the arrival lobby on the first floor looks very much like an office building. There was a table next to the main entrance with a lot of takeout food. When I got out of the car, it was mealtime, and the hotel had a lecture event that day, so there were a lot of people. The scene of everyone rushing down to get their takeout was unforgettable, making me wonder if I was late for work.