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"The payment has been completed."

As Xu Ying turned to inform them, the lobby manager of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel also respectfully said, "Thank you very much, Mr. Gu, for choosing our Ritz-Carlton Hotel.

The presidential suite you will be staying in is located on the 117th floor and is the tallest room on Hong Kong Island, as well as the second tallest room in the world.

We are exceedingly honored by your visit and hope that our service will provide you with a unique lodging experience."

Everyone at the hotel front desk, including the nearby Zheng Jiayi, followed the lobby manager's lead and bowed slightly...

There were still quite a few people resting in the hotel lobby, and when they saw this scene, they couldn't help but cast their eyes over, probably feeling somewhat envious. After all, not many people, even in wealthy Hong Kong Island, could afford a presidential suite that cost over a hundred thousand per night...

Feeling the gaze of those around him, Gu Heng politely thanked the lobby manager and said to Zheng Jiayi, "Miss Zheng, please take me to my room first."

"Of course, Mr. Gu, this way, please."

Not bad...

He couldn't say about the room yet, but so far the check-in experience was quite good.

To go through the trouble of removing guests for his privacy and then to arrange such a grand welcome...

At the very least, in terms of emotional value, the one hundred and twenty thousand was well spent.

Following Zheng Jiayi to the 117th floor, when the elevator doors opened, what filled his vision was a massive observation deck...

Outside the window was an enormous harbour. The large ferries looked to Gu Heng like miniature handcraft models, slowly moving on the sea surface, with occasionally flocks of seagulls gliding over the water in unison, forming a stunningly beautiful scene like a painted scroll...

"Mr. Gu, we are now at an altitude of 550 meters, the highest spot in the whole of Hong Kong.

Compared to the 100th-floor observatory that requires a ticket for entry, the view from the 117th floor is obviously more magnificent, and you do not have to face a noisy crowd, for no one can bypass the hotel's security to reach the 117th floor. Even the Chief Executive is not allowed.

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When you stand here and look into the distance, the whole of Victoria Harbour belongs to you."

The tallest hotel he had stayed in before was the 230 Air Hotel...

The hotel was 230 meters high.

This time, it has more than doubled, jumping from 230 meters to 550 meters...

The experience indeed has improved a lot...

Especially with Zheng Jiayi's introduction, it felt even more engaging...

What is meant by "being at the top and overlooking all the small mountains underneath"?

This is what overlooking all the small mountains underneath feels like!

Why do many tycoons not like large villas and manors, but prefer to buy their own apartment suites in various high-rise buildings?

Gu Heng didn't understand before...

It wasn't until this moment that Gu Heng finally understood...

Isn't it this thrilling moment that they seek?

"Mr. Gu, do you see the port on the other side of Victoria Harbour? That is Shenzhen. It may not be clear from this distance, but the presidential suite is equipped with a special telescope for sightseeing, which you can use to have a closer look if you wish."

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Upon hearing this, Gu Heng couldn't help but turn back and give her a glance, "Hong Kong Island is so close to Shenzhen?"

"Yes, the straight-line distance is only about 30 kilometers, and the cross-sea bridge that connects them is Hong Kong Island to Shenzhen."

He'd heard before that Shenzhen was very close to Hong Kong Island, but it was only today that he realized it was incredibly close...

30 kilometers...

The distance from his hometown village to the city was also 30 kilometers...

He had gained yet another piece of seemingly useless knowledge...

Zheng Jiayi did not disturb Gu Heng's enjoyment, waiting until Gu Heng had looked out for over a minute before he withdrew his gaze.

Only then did Zheng Jiayi dare to continue with the next part of the process, her face still wearing that respectful smile, "Mr. Gu, shall I take you to see the suite now?"

Seeing Gu Heng nod his head, Zheng Jiayi then led the way again.

After opening the door with a delicate room card, Zheng Jiayi adopted an even more respectful tone...

"Welcome home, Mr. Gu."

The concept of "home" has always been the core philosophy of hotels worldwide. As Gu Heng's personal butler, Zheng Jiayi's welcome did not seem out of place...

Upon entering, the sight was that of a luxurious living and dining room... A huge round table was placed in the center of the room.

"Please allow me to introduce, this is your living and dining room, designed for dining with Chinese meals. You can enjoy exquisite dishes prepared by the master chef of Tianlongxuan with your friends here."

Gu Heng did not speak but simply listened quietly to Zheng Jiayi's introduction.

And Xu Ying, who was dragging a small suitcase, followed quietly by Gu Heng's side, her eyes flickering as she watched Zheng Jiayi...

She had to admit...

Zheng Jiayi's professionalism was much higher than her own...

She was like a carefully programmed robot...

Impeccable in every way, from tone to demeanor, such as her earlier introduction. If it were her, she might have just given the introduction directly.

But Zheng Jiaxin had prefaced with a question...

That was typical of Western-style butler services...

Thinking of this, Xu Ying couldn't help but ask, "Miss Zheng, are you a professional personal butler?"

Although Xu Ying's position didn't have to be as elevated as Gu Heng's, she was still a customer of their hotel, so Zheng Jiayi, hearing the question, quickly replied, "I don't know how mainland China defines the profession of a personal butler.

But in Hong Kong, a personal butler is a very serious profession.

I graduated from the British Butler Institute, and after returning to Hong Kong, I completed a four-month butler service course at Hong Kong Island University, then went through numerous rounds of selection to become one of the private butlers for the Ritz-Carlton's presidential suite."

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