Hotel Recommendation Two-day Tour in Shenzhen

This time I came here just to eat, drink, get a massage, and go to Shuibei to look at the styles of gold beads for good luck. For two days and one night, just find a convenient hotel. I originally looked for Four Points by Sheraton which seemed to be close to the border, but some said it was very old, so forget it. Afterwards I found this Shenzhen Binhe Times ICON LAB Aiken Hotel, which seemed very convenient. After crossing the border, I took a bus to Shangsha Station and walked for about 7-8 minutes to the hotel. However, the appearance did not look like a commercial building or a residence, so I just walked past it. I didn't have high expectations from the appearance, but it's very cost-effective and the living environment is quite good. There is a small door leading into a small lobby, but the floor is very high and not cramped. When I went up to the room floor, the decoration was quite good, very quiet, modern with a bit of Japanese style, with multiple seating areas, and the room was also very clean and new. I just didn't like the small space with only a toilet, and the washbasin was separate and closed. After all, I still have to squat on the toilet and stare at my phone every day. But overall I am very satisfied with it, and it is affordable. I only paid more than 500 yuan for it on Trip.com. It is very close to the subway station, but there are not many entertainment options near the subway station. I always take a taxi to Dongmen Old Street. However, there is a shopping mall downstairs with many restaurants to choose from, and you can also buy daily necessities. I call it an affordable Upper House, and it does feel a bit like that. It's very quiet there (I don't know how to describe it, it's just a different feeling), and has a bit of Japanese style, but its price is less than one-tenth of that of The Upper House in Hong Kong. Shenzhen Binhe Times ICON LAB Aiken Hotel #ShenzhenHotel #Hotel #ShenzhenTravel