“Si no sos chino, no vayas a este hotel.”
The room was spacious, comfortable, and spotless, and the bed was also cozy, giving the hotel a calm and well-maintained vibe overall. However, the room carried a cigarette smell despite being labeled “non‑smoking,” which was quite unpleasant. Breakfast was decent at first but became repetitive and tiring quickly. The location isn’t ideal, being far from the subway, though fortunately Didi rides are cheap enough to offset that. The worst part was the hotel’s food; a real international Marriott shouldn’t offer a restaurant worse than many local street stalls. The kitchen hours were very limited and the menu was poor and narrow, clearly aimed only at locals. It’s hard to believe this is a genuine Marriott; it feels like they only paid to use the name. On top of that, the staff didn’t speak English, making even basic inquiries very difficult.
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