It is very similar to a model room. It is a row of bungalows. Although small, it has all the internal organs. It has heating, refrigerator, and the quilt of the double bed is separated.
It’s very convenient to the opposite side of the train station. I thought about other hotels like Lishao but I thought about dragging the boxes and didn’t want to go too far. It proved very wise. The town is also very quiet. There is a very cheap and delicious Thai-style meal at McDonald’s in the train station. Chinese stomach ate two breakfasts in the hotel but the breakfast room was nice and the park room was big.
It was an old but charming hotel with a sense of history. The room was not spacious, but I found it sufficient. I also appreciated the many complimentary offerings like coffee and breakfast. However, there was one issue: the water temperature was very low when I tried to shower at night, and it was very cold. I thought I might catch a cold. The hotel was within walking distance of the station and closer than I expected.
The breakfast was great and varied. The front desk lady was very friendly. When I asked for the renewal, I originally booked a small room, but still arranged for us to live in the family room. It is close to Andersen Museum, Odense Church, Town Hall Square, supermarket, train station, and is within walking distance. Overall it is a very good experience.