Now let’s talk about the hotel’s public spaces:
The main lobby is on the 1st floor, but it’s quite small and doesn’t have a lobby bar. There’s also QUAY on the 6th floor,
which features a restaurant, library, meeting rooms, and an area for browsing the internet and reading—the ambiance is really nice.
This space not only provides a leisure spot for hotel guests but is also open to the public~~
Then there’s the swimming pool and gym on the 7th floor, as well as the CHAR Restaurant & Bar on floors 29-30~~
The lobby’s style is quite unique, filled with various artworks.
QUAY on the 6th floor has a great atmosphere, though it gets a bit crowded. It serves breakfast, afternoon tea, and all-day dining.
Breakfast is semi-buffet style: you can choose one main dish from the menu, while fruit, salad, drinks, yogurt, bread, etc., are self-service.
Premium Breakfast
There are iMacs available for internet access~
There are also massage chairs available for personal use.
Meeting Room
Lounge Area
The gym and swimming pool on the 7th floor are rarely crowded, and the equipment is quite good. The view outside the window is excellent.
CHAR Bar on the 30th floor—I’ve been here many times and have written blog posts about it before. Here’s the link:
http://www.cnsjw.cn/2011/10/char-bar-hotel-indigo/
However, this bar has been incredibly popular lately. Getting a riverside seat is extremely difficult; it was already fully booked by 6:30 PM…
It stays packed until after 11:00 PM—even when the lights along the river start turning off, the bar remains full….
View outside:
A long-exposure shot of Lujiazui—blue sky and white clouds even at 11:00 PM, how beautiful:
Photos in this post taken with SONY NEX-5R + 16-50 f3.5-5.6, 35mm f1.8, post-processed in Lightroom.
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