Jinjiang star hotel Reviews

It took me a while before I was able to check-in due to language barrier between me and one of the owners who happened to be a foreigner. But they were very accommodating so I didn't find it hard to check-in even though there was a language barrier. The room was really good. It was very clean. I enjoyed our stay there. Will definitely come back again.

room was smelling of cigrate smell room has no window

The rooms were well appointed, shower and bathroom spacious. Mattress good. Food in Restaurant excellent. Fair cost.

The JinJiang star hotel is a Chinese hotel chain. Therefore it is not surprising that everything is noisy and chaotic. There is no normal breakfast, fried eggs and toast with coffee. All food and drink (except beer) is Chinese only. There is no coffee and the restaurant is a disaster. All the chairs look like in the pigsty. Smoking everywhere. The worst thing is that you have to pay everything in cash. Credit cards are not accepted. I had the feeling that this is a Chinese money laundery hotel. The local servants are very kind and friendly and very honest. They make you feel a little sorry when you see how they are treated by the Chinese. I lost 1k pesos and they gave it back to me. The rooms are very small but good. The bed is nice and cozy. The bathroom is adequate, even a bit small. The location on a major thoroughfare is good and I didn't notice any noise as my room didn't have a window. All in all, I wouldn't recommend staying here to anyone from the West. Everything is geared towards the Chinese and this is how the hotel is managed, miserable. Summary: room good, rest is miserable.

Overall is good

Needless to say, there is no breakfast, you need to buy it yourself, one word is expensive, a bowl of porridge, and a bun. 260 Philippine coins (34 RMB), there is no mobile phone signal in the room. The room is not cleaned every day, and it has to be cleaned several times. The soundproofing of the room is poor, in the middle of the night you can hear the sound of the next door calling for a *bed There is a KTV in the hotel, singing in the middle of the night. To sum it up in one sentence, when you are abroad, don’t stay in a hotel owned by a Chinese!!

Not bad, I will choose this place if I want to extend my stay.

It is a purely Chinese-style budget hotel. There is a Chinese manager at the front desk. There are Chinese restaurants and Chinese supermarkets on the ground floor. It feels very convenient, just like in China?

The power cuts off automatically every 10 minutes, and I almost didn’t sleep all night. I just called the waiter. Like Manila, the rooms in summer are not air-conditioned. Think about it?

fully equipped Hygiene: clean Service: Excellent

Quiet and comfortable, feels good!