The hot water was good but the flow was limited. The location was a bit hard to find, but the front desk gave me a map with street view directions that made it easier. It’s quiet, and a short walk or bike ride gets you to lively spots. The price was reasonable—two people stayed for the Guangfu holiday weekend for less than 4000. Many areas had QR codes explaining how to use the lock, adjust the water heater, and put on a bathrobe. The online staff responded quickly and solved problems. The room had plenty of sockets, though the international adapters were a bit awkward to plug in. The room was small and the air conditioning was cool. The yellow light was dim but set a nice mood. On the morning of the stay, I found a malfunctioning device and was told to change rooms. They sent photos of the new room on the fourth floor, but the stairs were narrow, steep, and some had no anti‑slip or handrails, making it risky for those with heavy luggage or limited mobility. The room was an attic style, so the bed was up on a ladder that was hard to climb. Cleaning could be better—there was black residue on the toilet shelf and white powder on the tissue holder. The property only registers three rooms, yet it seemed to have more, perhaps not open to the public.
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