Experience China's first full-service apartment hotel - Luneng Hilton

Hilton Jinan South Hotel & Residences is the first ultra-high-end Hilton-branded hotel in Jinan and the first full-service apartment-style hotel under Hilton in China. Booked room type: Super Deluxe Suite (price 584.66. Yes, that's the price) Room type: Super Deluxe Suite (price on the day 2100+) Member level at check-in: Gold Card (currently upgraded to Diamond Card) Check-in experience: The front desk is on the 35th floor (there is an elevator in the garage that goes directly to the 35th floor). After checking in, you need to take another set of elevators to the floor where the room is located. The weather was good on the day of check-in. The windows in the living room face east, and you can see the surrounding and distant mountain views. The view is very good. The sofa and dining table in the living room are very spacious, after all, it is a 127-square-meter suite. There is a food preparation room in the living room, as well as a refrigerator of about 300 liters. I feel like this room is perfect for family gatherings. The bedroom is the same size as the Executive King Room on the 34th floor that I stayed in before, but the layout is slightly different. Although the area including the living room is much larger than the executive king room, the bed width is still 1.8 meters. Mini bar in bedroom: 4 bottles of purified water, 3 capsules of coffee. Parking is charged during your stay in the hotel, which is probably the only five-star hotel in Jinan that charges a fee. There are Tesla charging stations on the ground, but I don’t know if parking is free during charging. If anyone has used it, can you please leave a message to ask whether parking is free during charging? Hilton's gold card is quite generous. Not only does it include breakfast for two, but you can also enjoy afternoon tea and happy hour in the executive lounge on the 34th floor. Lounge Experience: Please register your room number before using it. When I checked in my room number for afternoon tea, I found out that I could also check in at the executive lounge. Afternoon tea is buffet style, with soft drinks, coffee and some fruits. The menu at Happy Hour is relatively simple, with 5 hot dishes, staples such as fried rice, macaroni, sushi, desserts, and steamed grains. , there are two kinds of fruits, watermelon and cantaloupe, and vegetable salad is also indispensable. You can enjoy some soft drinks in the Executive Lounge before 10pm. The room check-out was delayed until 4pm. The overall stay experience was good and I have recommended it to many friends.