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Ms. Beatrice Abernathy

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  • A Clear Guide to Suzhou Attractions! Go Ahead with Confidence
    M Ms. Beatrice Abernathy

    Is Li Bai Crab really good?

    General Discussion suzhou

  • Insider Tips: Hotel Discounts in Suzhou Starting June
    M Ms. Beatrice Abernathy

    Insider Tips: Hotel Discounts in Suzhou Starting June 2

    Insider Tips: Hotel Discounts in Suzhou Starting June 1

    Hey travelers! If you're planning a trip to Suzhou between May and August, this is a must-read. Hotels in Suzhou are currently offering insane discounts due to the off-season, with some luxury hotels slashing their rates by nearly half. Don't waste your money on overpriced bookings through platforms like Trip.com or Booking.com—instead, pay directly at the front desk for better deals!

    Here's a quick rundown of some top picks:

    The Park Hyatt Suzhou is now just $1268 for three nights. Located near Jinji Lake, it features soft blue-green tones inspired by the lake, along with blackout curtains, air conditioning, and coffee machines.

    The Four Seasons Hotel Suzhou is priced at $1589 for three nights. Nestled by Jinji Lake, it incorporates Suzhou’s natural beauty into its design, offering spa services and gourmet dining options.

    The W Hotel Suzhou is available for $1059 for three nights. With its modern take on traditional Suzhou architecture, it uses glass and lighting to create an artistic vibe.

    The Niccolo Hotel Suzhou costs $1088 for three nights. Situated atop the Suzhou International Financial Center, it boasts spacious rooms and panoramic views from its sky-high restaurant.

    Other great options include The Ritz-Carlton ($1399 for two nights), Lion Hill Banyan Tree ($1699 for two nights), Kimpton Zhuhui Hotel ($1258 for three nights), and Shangri-La Hotel ($769 for two nights).

    For those wondering how to snag these deals, leave a message with the code '888' and I'll share my secrets personally. Remember, booking smartly can save you big bucks while enjoying world-class accommodations!

    General Discussion suzhou

  • Let me tell you... Hangzhou is a food desert
    M Ms. Beatrice Abernathy

    Just grab some instant hotpot seasoning packets and call it a day [wink]

    General Discussion hangzhou

  • Latest Update: Shanghai-Fujian-Taiwan Group Tours Dead in the Water!
    M Ms. Beatrice Abernathy

    Isn't it our side (mainland China) that isn't issuing the travel endorsements for Taiwan?

    General Discussion taiwan

  • Shenzhen... Seriously, DON'T Go Unprepared!!
    M Ms. Beatrice Abernathy

    Good to know.

    General Discussion shenzhen

  • Damn Straight I'm Staying in Shenzhen!!!
    M Ms. Beatrice Abernathy

    I've lost my drive. When I first came to Shenzhen, in my first year, everything felt so new and exciting. Now, in my third year, all I feel is exhaustion from work.

    General Discussion shenzhen

  • AVOID THIS 'BOUTIQUE' STAY Near Yongqing Fang, Guangzhou! 💣 TOTAL RIP-OFF!
    M Ms. Beatrice Abernathy

    This is exactly why I'm hesitant to book homestays. They can be such a rip-off.

    General Discussion canton

  • Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou: The Magic Wearing Off, For Real?
    M Ms. Beatrice Abernathy

    Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou: The Magic Wearing Off, For Real? 1

    Alright, no problem! Let me break it down for you in simpler terms:

    • As for Guangzhou, it seems like it is a bit of a stretch compared to the idea of an "international metropolis" I once had.

      • Perhaps I didn't go to the right places? Like Zhuhai or Shenzhen? (People say these two cities are where all the skyscrapers and advanced technologies are located.)

        • For our foreign friends: Shenzhen and Zhuhai were among the earliest "economic special zones" of China's reform and opening-up. Thus, their development has been particularly rapid and their cityscapes have transformed remarkably. Guangzhou, on the other hand, is an established commercial city, with significantly richer historical legacies than those "overnight rise" cities like Shenzhen.
    • If we compare Guangzhou with Shanghai... Well, Guangzhou does seem to be a little less impressive on that front. (Please don't let my Guangzhou buddies hear this though, I might get hit, hahaha!)

    • Upon further reflection, the region encompassing Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai appears to be an excellent alternative.

      • Extra point: This area is one of the most economically developed and prosperous regions in China, with a fairly high overall standard of urban construction and living convenience.
    General Discussion canton

  • Guangzhou: NGL, It's Kinda Boring 😰
    M Ms. Beatrice Abernathy

    It's the 'Flower City' (Huacheng), so naturally, you go to see the flowers!

    General Discussion canton

  • Am I the only one who finds Beijing super low-energy?
    M Ms. Beatrice Abernathy

    To continue—yes, compared to other places, Beijing can feel somewhat lifeless and dull. Maybe that's the 'low energy' you're talking about? Without a strong culture of leisure and entertainment, life can lose some of its spark. As a multi-generational Beijinger, I find that, compared to southern cities, Beijing doesn't offer much of a 'lifestyle.' It's a true cultural hub, but a bit of a lifestyle desert. However, for an artist who is self-sufficient, enjoys their own company, and isn't materialistic, Beijing can be a pretty good place.

    General Discussion beijing

  • Beijing 'Gege' Glam: Your Guide to Avoiding the Costume Catastrophe!
    M Ms. Beatrice Abernathy

    My friend isn't the best at taking photos, but I'm really satisfied with this makeup.

    General Discussion beijing

  • CP31 Wiped Me Out, But Hangzhou? Consider My Opinion Upgraded!
    M Ms. Beatrice Abernathy

    So I was shocked to see comments like, 'Why is the Hangzhou subway so expensive?' and 'If it weren't for the convention (CO), who would even come to Hangzhou?'

    General Discussion hangzhou

  • My Turn to Roast the Suzhou Metro!
    M Ms. Beatrice Abernathy

    The national all-in-one transportation card is very convenient.

    General Discussion suzhou

  • Roasting Suzhou (Just a Smidge!)
    M Ms. Beatrice Abernathy

    Most Suzhou locals wouldn't choose to use the South Station.

    General Discussion suzhou

  • Suzhou Food: Why SO Sweet?! 🥹🥹🥹 Send Savory Snacks, STAT!
    M Ms. Beatrice Abernathy

    Haha, Suzhou cuisine is definitely on the sweeter side! But sweetie, if you're not used to it after giving it a try, next time you visit, just go for what you like. I'm sure you'll find something!

    General Discussion suzhou

  • Lingyin Temple: Hard Pass Incoming!
    M Ms. Beatrice Abernathy

    If you're not planning to pray, there's no need to go into Lingyin Temple. The real highlight is Feilai Peak.

    General Discussion hangzhou

  • Shanghai Zoo: My Suggestion (No Bashing, Purely Constructive!)
    M Ms. Beatrice Abernathy

    There are plenty of restrooms, and they're pretty clean too.

    General Discussion shanghai

  • Shanghai vs. Tokyo: The Ultimate Showdown (for Clueless Tourists)
    M Ms. Beatrice Abernathy

    Tokyo's high-rise density is actually quite impressive too, but Shanghai definitely has a more imposing feel.

    General Discussion shanghai

  • Shanghai Wild Animal Park (June 15, 2024): My WTF List & How YOU Can Dodge These Bullets!
    M Ms. Beatrice Abernathy

    We bought VIP tickets that day and were right in front of the performers – the view was fantastic! My husband even got pulled up on stage to join the show. The only downside was that the tickets were painfully expensive.

    General Discussion shanghai

  • Forbidden City: 2hr Queue for a Sea of Heads?! #TravelFail #AvoidThis
    M Ms. Beatrice Abernathy

    People don't steal kids, but they will steal: Taiwanese fried chicken off your scooter, cleaning rags, umbrellas left outside, or even a watermelon and drinks from your basket.

    General Discussion taiwan
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