InterContinental Foshan Poly Thousand Lantern Lake

Slide to the end for InterContinental Foshan Thousand Lantern Lake Hotel Last night, I suddenly thought that as a long-time hotel enthusiast (Marriott Lifetime Platinum, Hilton Diamond, Shangri-La Diamond, and I won't list all the high-tier cards I've had), I really should name my hotel sharing series because I very much enjoy weekend Staycations and one year I almost lived in hotels all year round. So, I came up with this name - Home Away From Home (continuously updated, follow for more). The opening of this series (I won't change the names of the ones I've shared before) is one of my favorite brands this summer - InterContinental. The first one in Foshan is InterContinental Foshan Poly Thousand Lantern Lake. The first impression this hotel gave me is 'Old Money'. Huge brand carpet, Baroque style lobby, the logo surrounded by greenery right opposite the lobby, to the European style lounge design of the InterContinental Club, all reveal an old-fashioned (neutral term) luxury. The second impression is the view from the window, occupying an excellent position on Thousand Lantern Lake. From the windows on both sides of the club, you can see the panoramic view of Thousand Lantern Lake, which is very pleasing to the eye, both day and night. The third impression is the relatively comfortable executive lounge. During the summer, it's hard to find a quiet and comfortable lounge with convenient dining, and IC is second to none. Whether it's afternoon tea or happy hour, it's not noisy, and the food is quite sufficient. The selection of drinks is also not bad. Drinking wine, enjoying the meal, and watching the lights of Thousand Lantern Lake come on (strongly recommend booking an executive room or purchasing privileges). The fourth impression is the full vacation vibe. Next to the IC logo opposite the hotel lobby, there is a path that connects to the walking path of Thousand Lantern Lake, convenient for guests to take a walk by the lake. The outdoor swimming pool, with its open view and quiet surroundings, along with the all-day dining lounge (breakfast at Thousand Lantern Lake, all-day restaurant), makes for a weekend that feels like a full day's recharge and full revival. Finally, be sure to slide to the end, the slippers here are truly one of the most comfortable hotel slippers I've ever worn.