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The hotel is very old and has seen better days. The location of the hotel is ok. There is a 99 supermarket opposite, and there are many Chinese-owned restaurants next to it. Things in supermarkets are very cheap, much cheaper than in China. Parking costs $10 per night, which is not expensive. The hotel is in the Chinese district, and it is said that there are many Chinese people. The room hygiene is okay. The front desk service is very good, but the English is so poor that the front desk cannot communicate.

Very clean hotel with very spacious lobby and rooms. Great reception with kindness. Parking was convenient with a fee. Many restaurants around the area.

Very good room is clean and the bed is very soft very satisfied

Very convenient, the front desk can speak Chinese, and the service attitude is enthusiastic. There are supermarkets and restaurants nearby. It is really good. One of the big sisters at the front desk recommended me many places to go around. The people are very friendly and praise.

How do you say a Taiwanese hotel? For example, his family has a disposable toothbrush, which is the only one I have seen in the United States. In the Chinese area, I don't like the area here. not very convenient. The hotel sign is hidden in the bushes and hard to find. The funniest thing is the breakfast, with quick-frozen buns, which are really delicious, for those who miss Chinese food. It should be off-season when I went, so the supply of steamed buns for breakfast was still in short supply, and it seemed that we were disgusted with eating too much, so I ate one. . . It's gone. Later, I was embarrassed to wait for the buns. . . . Eh. I think Dianping actually gave him too high a rating. In fact, it is a very ordinary hotel, not very good. The price is also relatively expensive. I am more satisfied with the first price-performance ratio. A few buns are not worth the money The one-star service was given to the old man at the front desk. He asked him a problem we encountered and he helped us communicate very well.

Didn't think this would actually be good and comfortable. Had a king bed room, it was spacious, big, and even had a seperate room like design for the kitchen (refrigerator, microwave, sink, and a stove). Although by the road, didn't hear a sound once the windows are closed and AC turned on. Stayed for 4 nights, had housekeeping come in everyday to clean. The only drawback- breakfast. it's a small check-in lobby, and is served with coffee and small food item, hopefully will get better.

The front desk service is average, the coordination ability is insufficient, and needs to be improved! As a Chinese hotel in a foreign country, it is recommended that the front desk should set up Chinese power adapters and toiletries. For Chinese tourists, they must be taking care of Chinese hotels, but the service is the same as that of foreign hotels. Do you think there will be Chinese people willing to sponsor Chinese hotels in the future?

Everything is good, but the elevator is a bit scary. The staff at the front desk are very enthusiastic, and the lady in Hanfu is also very nice~ The only thing I want to ask is that I checked in at 11.20 and checked out at 11.21 in a twin room. Is there an unopened nyx concealer left in the room?

What I was not satisfied with was that I was woken up at around 3 or 4 o'clock in the middle of the night. After a while, I checked my phone and it was around 4 o'clock. There were occasional dragging sounds on the ceiling. I couldn't resist the sleepiness and called to scold them. (My husband later said that it might be a meeting or wedding for the next day) The next day, I checked out. I had a lot of luggage, so I called someone to bring a luggage cart to help move the luggage. I called twice and waited for almost an hour but no one came. Later, I went to the front desk in person and the front desk arranged someone. The breakfast was OK.