Jinan's InterContinental takes the spotlight! These 3 hidden experiences are blowing up on social media

Struggling to choose a hotel in the Spring City and losing sleep over it? It wasn’t until I stayed at Luneng Guihe InterContinental that I understood what it means to "make your home within the scenery." Here’s a firsthand guide you need to bookmark 🌿 📍Prime location, worry-free A 5-minute walk to Baotu Spring, 10 minutes to Daming Lake, with Hang Lung and Shimao right downstairs—no need to take a taxi for shopping, dining, or sightseeing. The floor-to-ceiling windows in the south-facing rooms are a real treat: by day, enjoy the lush view of Qianfoshan Mountain; by night, lie in bed and watch the music fountain at Spring City Square, with the “I Love Jinan” light sign clearly visible, saving you from the crowds. 🍢 Must-visit 12th-floor rooftop garden An aerial secret garden open from late April to September! The 270° view overlooks the moat, Spring City Square, and Qianfoshan Mountain simultaneously. The sunset casting golden light on the buildings is breathtaking. Be sure to order the garlic grilled oysters—so fresh you’ll want to lick the shells—plus German sausages, French lamb chops, and local skewers. Enjoy craft beer while listening to a live foreign band; the evening breeze is pure bliss. 🍴 Foodies won’t want to leave Breakfast holds the soul of old Jinan: fatty but not greasy pork belly, tofu from spring water as tender as pudding, and sweet foam soup and millet soup that awaken your morning with every bite. The buffet offers great value: oysters and salmon to show off, plus sea cucumber and steak served right at your table. Finish with Häagen-Dazs-style ice cream for an overwhelming sense of happiness. The executive lounge hides surprises: afternoon tea features Baotu Spring-shaped desserts, and the evening happy hour’s black truffle beef ribs and roast duck rolls are stunning. 💡 Photo & tips guide The glass spiral staircase on the 7th floor is a photo hotspot; sunlight streaming through the skylight on sunny days acts like a natural filter, making every shot camera-ready. Ask the front desk for a free hand-drawn Spring City map to easily find attractions and food without getting lost. The hotel is divided into A and B zones, with the lobby on the 7th floor—check-in via elevator saves time. Though the decor has a bit of a vintage vibe, the prime views and food are truly irreplaceable. Staying here in Jinan is definitely the right choice.