Hyatt Regency Suzhou.

Hyatt Regency is generally positioned at the C3 level, competing with Marriott and Sheraton for the same business customer base. The Hyatt Regency hotels in Shanghai and Hangzhou Bay are similar, so they are not updated. However, due to differences in design companies and geographical locations, some Hyatt Regency hotels will rise to C4, such as this Hyatt Regency Suzhou, which can be slightly upgraded to Grand Hyatt. The hotel was designed by Lin Fengnian of Singapore's LTW Company. The atrium is very distinctive. Those who specialize in architectural design should like the details inside. Acrophobics should be careful when looking down, especially when staying on high floors. The hotel service is good. I added WeChat 3 hours in advance, and then the parking location navigation positioning room upgrade and welcome fruit plate were arranged. The next day, I didn't need to say it specifically, and I took the initiative to delay check-out, which is a big plus. The front desk service is average, and it is indeed only C3 level. Located in a group of hotels in Jinji Lake, this hotel also has a very good cost performance. Suitable for staying at any time. The room design is also good, I think I can give the same score to the room of Hilton Canopy. In terms of catering, the hotel's Huachi 88 is a black pearl, and the set meal price is not expensive. I didn't have time to eat this time, I can try it next time. The breakfast is really good, the small wontons are delicious.