How about Kempinski Executive Lounge?

Generally speaking, it's good. Service in place! I live in the executive building, so afternoon tea and cocktail hours in the executive lounge are free. I stayed for two days. I checked in at around two o'clock on the first day and had a rest. Afternoon tea starts at 3: 30, and four or five kinds of cakes are all good materials. Never perfunctory! There are yogurt, soda water, ginger juice drinks, Sprite, Pepsi-Cola, Coca-Cola, Evian, dark beer and so on. Green apple, candied fruit, orange, grapefruit, honey pear. There are ten kinds of wine, beer, red wine, white wine, gooseberry wine, Hennessy, Germany, Italy, Paris and Australia. The cake is good, and the cheesecake is the best! Chocolate is too greasy, but it's enough! The next day, Sajia Island came back just before five o'clock, so there was coffee and fruitcake! There are three kinds of biscuits today, just so so. The drinks are still the same. Then we are tired and continue to rest. The waiter is very considerate. When he saw that we wanted hot water, he asked us if we wanted to make tea, and then made us a pot. Moreover, the waiter is sitting outside the information desk lounge, and will not come in to disturb you, but only occasionally come in to heat water and food. There are many magazines in China, Britain, Japan and Korea. Mom found that the cake provided was actually the cake from Corbin Chocolate House in the lobby. A cake was cut into five pieces. In fact, our yogurt afternoon tea cake is about forty pieces. Cocktails started at 5: 30, but the waiter started changing things at 5: 00, and we finally enjoyed the service, thinking that there was a bartender. Originally, we mixed the afternoon tea wine ourselves, as well as jackfruit chicken wings. Mom said yes. Shrimp in vinegar, blueberry duck breast, cranberry scallop and corn cheese are just canned corn, but they are delicious. Very good and satisfied! But the expressiro machine doesn't work.