Students will be moved to tears. You must stay at this hotel when you come to Chengdu!

Waldorf Astoria Chengdu: Unique Charm and Untapped Potential Waldorf Astoria Chengdu is unique among the Waldorf Astoria series. Unlike the Beijing hotel with its own courtyard, the century-old building in Shanghai, and the outstanding design in Xiamen, this hotel is located in the core area of the High-tech Zone, adjacent to SKP. Although it is a little far from Chunxi Road and other tourist hotspots, it also highlights its business characteristics and creates a unique Astor House atmosphere in the high-altitude of Chengdu. During this stay, although I did not have a Hilton Diamond Card, I was upgraded one level and enjoyed breakfast benefits with a Gold Card. The room is spacious and well laid out. The high-altitude view and marble bathroom complement each other. There are also special welcome gifts of cute pandas and red velvet cakes, which show the charm of Chengdu. The hotel is designed with Art Deco elements as the main axis, cleverly integrating traditional Sichuan cultural elements, with a high lobby, exquisite artworks, and brilliant crystal lamps complementing each other. Compared with other hotels in the same city, it has more advantages in terms of work area texture and building design than the Ritz-Carlton, St. Regis, and Niccolo. The European-style room decoration, bedside wall, and lamp design are exquisite, showing a unique elegant taste. The hotel's dining and service are maintained at a high level. Breakfast also has an a la carte menu. The high-altitude sauna room is not to be missed, where you can enjoy the skyline of Chengdu. Overall, among the hotels in the city, its status is second only to The Temple House, and the Christmas decorations are gorgeous. Of course, there is room for improvement. Within the Waldorf Astoria brand system, the highlights can still be polished. The breakfast variety can be more abundant, such as adding more choices such as fried rice; the quality of the a la carte steak can be further optimized; the SPA is unique, but the matching degree of price and environment can be further considered to make it more cost-effective; there is also room for improvement in the richness and attractiveness of Diamond Card benefits and dining. I believe that with the gradual improvement of these aspects, the hotel will be more attractive and attract more guests to experience it.