GGuest UserI forgot to take pictures of the hotel interior; it has both pros and cons.
1. My AirAsia flight was delayed, and I arrived at the hotel at 8:30 PM. The good thing was that the receptionist spoke fluent Chinese, and there was no deposit required. The hotel only has two floors and no elevator, but staff were always there to help with luggage, whether you were going up or down!
2. The family room I booked was very spacious, with a small balcony and plenty of clothes racks, making it very convenient to dry clothes. There were also two soft beanbag chairs, a large table with plenty of space, air conditioning, a safe, and all the necessary disposable amenities. The slippers weren't disposable, so I didn't use them.
3. They changed the disposable amenities daily. If you need housekeeping for a consecutive stay, you can turn on the light outside your door; otherwise, just turn on the ”Do Not Disturb” button, and they will bring the new amenities to your door. They are very meticulous in their cleaning! We always left our suitcases open when we went out, and put valuables in the safe. They put a security camera at the door before cleaning, then removed it afterward, which made us feel quite safe…
4. I was worried about noise at night, but there's a restaurant downstairs where many locals gather in the evenings, but it wasn't as noisy as I expected. Once the balcony door is closed, there's almost no problem. Regarding the issue of noisy car chases at night, I think there are some. If you stay in town, it's hard to avoid, but we stayed for three days, and only one day did we experience this problem, around 10 PM, with a few intermittent bursts of speed. Actually, after a day of sightseeing, we fell asleep almost immediately.
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