Staying in a hotel in Guiyang, the environment is beautiful!

Before checking in, the hotel butler will contact you to ask what kind of pillow scent you prefer and to estimate your arrival time to pre-register your car license plate if you are driving. Upon check-in, there are fresh fruit juices, tea drinks, and snacks available. I was upgraded to a better room type when I checked in after four o'clock. The room was arranged with a welcome card and fruit, and the mini bar is complimentary. There is a capsule coffee machine and tea bags. The desk has a small sign saying that if you need any daily necessities, you can ask the butler, including items like a lint roller and a contact lens kit. The hotel's amenities are diptyque's small bottle sets, and during the turndown service, they even replenish a bottle of moisturizer and a face mask. The hairdryer is by Dyson. In the evening, they offer complimentary drinks and snacks (different every day; that day, they provided a rose lychee drink and chocolate puffs). The hotel's breakfast includes both Chinese and Western options, as well as Guiyang's local intestine and tripe noodles. The hotel has a bar and afternoon tea, and on weekdays, they also regularly hold events like concerts and flower arranging. Guiyang's famous bakery, Jinsa West Point House, is located on the first floor of the hotel, and the service is equally good. The butterfly pastries and croissants are very delicious, but they might be sold out if you go too late. Overall, the Amber Hotel is very worth visiting. Not only is it the second Amber in China with a strong sense of design and excellent service attitude, surpassing some domestic five-star hotels with many detailed touches. The only downside might be that the service is too enthusiastic, often asking if you are satisfied and if you have any suggestions, and it is also quite far from the city center.