The front desk staff were extremely friendly and helpful
The kids' play area was a highlight
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12 m² · 1 double bed · Sleeps 2
A garden view greets guests in this Deluxe Double Room with Bath, accessed through a private entrance and located on upper floors reachable only by stairs. The room features extra‑long beds, a desk, single‑room air conditioning, heating, a flat‑screen TV, free Wi‑Fi, a refrigerator, electric kettle, and a socket beside the bed, plus a telephone and wake‑up service. The private bathroom includes a bath, shower, toilet, hairdryer, slippers and towel provision. It accommodates two guests and offers soundproofing, a washing machine, tumble dryer, and a private entrance.
Beds 8.1/10 · 34 guests mention them
We missed out on a four‑person room, which was a bit of a let‑down, but the bathtub inside was perfect for the kids to splash around in. Breakfast is a simple self‑service buffet, very flexible to pick from; the only downside is that the dining area lacks air‑conditioning, making it feel a little stuffy. On the plus side, the kids’ play zone is right next to the restaurant, so they get excited and rush in as soon as they see it. We forgot to bring socks for the child, but the hotel sold a pair for 50 yuan on the spot—buying a little “happiness” for the kid was definitely worth it.
The buffet breakfast is fairly standard, offering both Chinese and Western dishes that taste acceptable. The room is relatively large, equipped with a shower and a bathtub, and comes with drinks and small snacks. Parking space is a bit cramped, and the TV remote is somewhat fiddly to use.
The room had hair and a lingering cigarette smell that made it uncomfortable.
Breakfast was tasty, but the smoke smell was too strong.
The room had five mosquitoes.
We missed out on a four‑person room, which was a bit of a let‑down, but the bathtub inside was perfect for the kids to splash around in. Breakfast is a simple self‑service buffet, very flexible to pick from; the only downside is that the dining area lacks air‑conditioning, making it feel a little stuffy. On the plus side, the kids’ play zone is right next to the restaurant, so they get excited and rush in as soon as they see it. We forgot to bring socks for the child, but the hotel sold a pair for 50 yuan on the spot—buying a little “happiness” for the kid was definitely worth it.
Breakfast was tasty, but the smoke smell was too strong.
The buffet breakfast is fairly standard, offering both Chinese and Western dishes that taste acceptable. The room is relatively large, equipped with a shower and a bathtub, and comes with drinks and small snacks. Parking space is a bit cramped, and the TV remote is somewhat fiddly to use.
The room had five mosquitoes.
The room had hair and a lingering cigarette smell that made it uncomfortable.
