This hotel is located at the very end of Line 13. However, Line 13 branches off, similar to Shanghai's Line 9, meaning you have to pay attention to whether you're on the right train when using the subway, which can be a bit inconvenient.
I booked this hotel because during the National Day holiday, comparable hotels were all upwards of 1300 [currency, likely CNY], so I had no choice but to opt for this suburban BW. It worked out to just over 800 per night, whereas on a normal weekday, it might only be around 400-500.
Overall, it's decent. It's very close to the subway station and has common areas. The breakfast selection is average, and I personally don't think it's worth buying. Instead, if you turn left out of the hotel and head towards the subway, there's an excellent bakery. A croissant and a coffee there only cost around 3-4 euros each morning, and you can see locals eating there too, so it's highly recommended.
If price is a priority for you, I think this is a good option. Getting to the city center isn't that much trouble, just an extra 20 minutes each day.
The picture shows the breakfast shop next to the hotel.
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