What does it feel like to stay in a hotel that is like a museum?

||The Astor Hotel, Tianjin was built in 1863 under the supervision of Li Hongzhang, the governor of Zhili at the time. Its name comes from Mencius' "profit follows virtue." In 1996, the hotel was listed as a fourth batch national key cultural relic protection unit. At that time, it was the most luxurious hotel in the Far East, and countless modern Chinese and foreign celebrities have stayed here. Li Hongzhang entertained the King of Hawaii here, Dr. Sun Yat-sen stayed here three times, the 31st President of the United States Hoover stayed here, and the last emperor Puyi and Empress Wanrong often visited this hotel when they lived in Tianjin. There is a museum on the basement floor of this hotel, with many old objects (41 national-level cultural relics), but in fact, the hotel itself is part of the museum. The spacious lobby, symmetrical corridors, beautifully proportioned stairs, and oversized suite balconies all have a special beauty. There is even one of the earliest elevators in China, which Premier Zhou once took. The feeling of staying here is very special. The authentic Western-style decoration, retro-style carpets and lamps, and the creaky wooden floors make you feel like you have really traveled through time and space.