Nanjing Ritz-Carlton Executive Suite - Weave your dream

I haven't written a review for this hotel yet. Nanli is a magical place. Its public areas and rooms can completely cover your expectations, especially when using points redemption. Points + Executive + Titanium, I was given an executive river view suite on the 60th floor. Next door is a master suite that occupies an entire corridor, with a 270-degree view of the bustling Xinjiekou and the tranquil Xuanwu Lake. When the weather is fine, the Zifeng Building and the intercity line are in the same frame. On my birthday, I received a handwritten card, cake and macarons (there was also a chocolate bookmark as a nightcap), the lounge meal included longevity noodles, and the greeting card was ➕1, which was a perfect sense of ceremony. The response speed is super fast: I called to ask for oolong tea, and it was delivered within 10 minutes from ordering. They even tidied my clothes when I made the bed at night, and my obsessive-compulsive disorder was cured. --- Photo spots: bathtub window view, living room telescope, executive lounge sunset window, lobby bar crystal glass wall. Guide to getting the best deal: It is more cost-effective to use Marriott points + executive benefits to upgrade the suite; please note the usage restrictions of the $100 through the FHR channel. Things to do nearby: Walk 5 minutes from Deji Square and check in at the internet-famous Cha Yan Yue Se; the “Jinling Map” exhibition at the art museum is worth a visit. But are executive benefits really worth buying? After five meals a day, it feels pretty good, but I would recommend eating out.