“位置不便，門前有曱甴，不會再來。”
The room’s air‑conditioning blew a strong, chilly breeze and stayed cold even at 24 °C, while the toilet featured an automatic seat. The bed and pillows felt very comfortable, and both the front‑desk staff and the housekeeping team were polite and helpful. Breakfast was a great deal at 29.9 yuan (or just 24.9 yuan if bought on Meituan), and the TV even showed whether the laundry machines on the third floor were in use, which was handy. A tiny convenience store downstairs sold drinks for late‑night cravings. The location, however, was far from what the listing suggested; it took about a ten‑minute walk from the nearest Qian Deng Hu station, sharing the path with electric scooters, and the road turned muddy and puddled when it rained. The restaurant had no air‑conditioning, making it uncomfortably hot at the end of March. There were almost no eateries or malls nearby, so we had to order a ride to go elsewhere for meals. Large cockroaches—one or two each night—were seen around the hotel entrance. The booking description didn’t clarify whether breakfast was for one or two people; I booked a twin room with “breakfast included” and was told at breakfast that only one person was covered unless we paid extra, which was frustrating. All things considered, the price makes the stay worthwhile, but the remote location and the vague booking information feel a bit misleading.
Suk·6 mesi fa
