"good experience"

"Great location, excellent services, shame the pool is not open."

"A beautiful little guesthouse. Very clean and modern. The owners are very welcoming."

"Cleanliness: Very clean. Ambiance: The facilities are new. The only issue was that we booked two rooms for three people, but they were on different floors, and you couldn't move between floors which was a bit inconvenient."

"Before booking, I read the mixed reviews and decided to give it a try. After checking in, I felt it was OK. The room was spacious and the facilities were a bit old but not a big deal. The service was also responsive. When you check in, a waiter will lead you into the room and the air conditioner is turned on in advance. Snacks are also prepared. It is very close to Yushan Park and the old city wall, and we walked there."

"This was my second stay at the Shajiabang Hotel. The receptionist was very welcoming and patiently introduced the surrounding attractions. Although the typhoon had just passed, there were not many guests, but the hotel's service was still excellent, including a welcome latte. I chose this hotel again because I loved the hotel's stunning lake view room. The bedding was also very comfortable. Highly recommended for a weekend getaway."

"So wonderful and quiet in an excellent location. The staff were brilliant and very polite. Breakfast and coffee were superb."

"The hotel is located in an old alley. Once you enter the hotel, you will soon be infected by the cultural and artistic atmosphere of Gongwang Ma's residence. The overall environment is good. The accommodation area is separated from the restaurant, which can be described as "a winding path leads to a secluded place, and the Zen room is full of flowers and trees"... After the meal, you can sit in the public area to drink tea and chat, or appreciate calligraphy and painting, and paint and write quickly on a whim. It is suitable for like-minded people on vacation to get together"

"The surrounding environment wasn't great; there was no fence, just a few single-story houses. Although it was advertised as being near a park, it felt unfinished, like a construction site. There was also a very narrow road leading in from the main gate, only wide enough for one car at a time, with no designated parking area. When we arrived at noon, there was nowhere to park, and the guesthouse owner helped us move an electric scooter. In the afternoon, as we were about to drive out, we ran into the scooter owner (we're not sure if he was a hotel staff member), who stood on the front of the scooter and yelled at us, preventing us from leaving. The room itself was indeed new, but the materials used weren't very good. Upon entering, there was a strong formaldehyde smell, giving it a slightly shabby feel. The toiletries were also of poor quality; the towels and bath towels shed lint, leaving white fibers all over our faces and bodies after use. The disposable toilet seat covers provided in the room didn't fit properly, indicating the owner hadn't checked them. There were dead insects in the room, suggesting it hadn't been cleaned at all. The shower gel was new, but the shampoo was leftover from before; the small bottle was only half full, not even enough for short hair. The toilet paper hadn't been changed; there was only one roll, clearly leftover from the previous customer. The water pressure was low at night, making it impossible to flush the toilet. 😖 The breakfast selection was very limited, and the tableware wasn't sterilized; plates and bowls were piled up with water and left for customers to use. I've stayed at Huazhu B&B many times before, but this was probably the worst experience."