This time, I came to the Shenzhen International Convention and Exhibition Center to participate in a three-day industry exhibition. I deliberately avoided the noisy business hotels around the exhibition hall and chose Jianguo Puyin Hotel (Shenzhen International Expo Center & Huafa Ice and Snow World). I originally came here with the intention of "living quietly", but after three days of stay, I realized that the accommodation experience here completely exceeded expectations, hiding the Chinese Zen style in every tangible detail.
When checking in, the front desk did not exchange greetings through the flow program, but silently handed me a cup of warm barley tea. Upon learning that I had to wake up early for three consecutive days to attend the exhibition, they helped me upgrade my room to a quiet area on a higher floor, deliberately avoiding the elevator entrance and street facing location. As soon as I stepped out of the elevator, I felt a different atmosphere. The hallway was covered with a thick, beige carpet, and even the sound of footsteps was swallowed up when I stepped on it. The walls were hung with light ink landscape ornaments, without glaring bright light. The warm yellow wall lights shone softly like a thin veil. As soon as I returned from the noisy exhibition site, my whole body relaxed instantly.
At the moment when the door was pushed open, there was no sense of cramped feeling like an ordinary business hotel: the entire room was decorated with natural wood and light linen as the tone, and a set of celadon tea sets was placed on the window table, accompanied by free Pu erh and barley tea bags, and a small pot of fresh and verdant bamboo next to it. What surprised me the most was the bedding. The cotton and linen textured duvet covers felt dry and breathable to the touch. The hotel also thoughtfully prepared two types of pillows, soft and hard. As someone who knows beds all year round, I slept the whole night on my first bed, and didn't even experience the insomnia that I usually feel when staying up late to change my profile.
The details in the room are all designed to serve good sleep: the lighting throughout the room is adjustable warm and soft, without a glaring main light design. When waking up at night, the sensing night light under the bed will slowly light up, without the need to search for a switch in the dark; The sound insulation of the whole house is particularly solid. After closing the windows, the footsteps in the hallway and the noise of the distant commercial district are all isolated outside. During the day, you can't even hear the movements of the neighboring room when catching up on sleep. The bathroom has undergone a complete separation of dry and wet areas, equipped with Puyin's exclusive herbal care. The faint scent of mugwort is wrapped in the hot air of hot water, and the soreness of running around the exhibition hall all day is relieved by taking a shower.
The most touching thing is the unspoken thoughtfulness: the night before, I casually mentioned that the boxed lunch at the exhibition hall was too salty, and the next day when I returned to my room, I saw a small plate of free salted green plums on the table, with a note next to it saying "relieve greasiness and moisten the throat"; After finishing the information late at night and going downstairs, the front desk can also provide free handmade beef noodles, hot soup to eat, even the exhaustion of staying up until early morning is kneaded away. The desk in the room is spacious and stretched, and the matching desk lamp has a flicker free warm light. After organizing exhibition materials for three consecutive days, my eyes didn't feel sore even after staying up late at night.
At the end of the three-day exhibition, I didn't have the tired look on my face that I used to have after business trips. Instead, I returned with a refreshed state of mind. Beside the bustling exhibition business district, Jianguo Puyin Hotel (Shenzhen International Expo Center & Huafa Ice and Snow World) did not pile up fancy internet celebrity decorations, but quietly achieved the ultimate goal of 'making people sleep soundly'. Next time I come to Shenzhen for an exhibition, I will definitely consider this place as my only foothold.Show more