The scenery here is too good, low-key luxury

Conrad Shenyang, the tallest hotel in Northeast China, is also the newest luxury hotel in Shenyang. I am pleased with the luxurious texture presented by the hotel in both the public area and the guest rooms, and I also very much like the display of art in the hotel. The theme of the artwork draws from the scenery, plants, animals, and spiritual significance of Shenyang, infusing the richness, dynamism, vitality, and energy of nature into the indoor space. The welcome lobby corridor is decorated with sculptures by Korean artist Lee Ji, whose works are inspired by nature - creating complex and vibrant tree sculptures with copper pipes, bringing natural gardens into the indoor space with plants common in Liaoning, and interpreting nature through art. In the 88th floor cloud lobby, you can see the works of Chinese artist Ye Hongxing, which are composed of the image of the Dazheng Hall of the Shenyang Imperial Palace and the classic auspicious flower and bird patterns. Its black and white tones present the solemnity of the architecture, contrasting with the bright, gorgeous and rich flower and bird patterns. Most of the hotel's restaurants are located on the 88th floor, making full use of the advantages of high altitude, and all restaurants can enjoy the beautiful scenery from high altitude. I also quite like the style of the guest rooms, with simple European style paired with traditional Chinese colors. The use of indigo blue bed backboards, rouge red sofa stools, and beige linen curtains is the designer's understanding of Chinese culture.