Living Stone Golf Resort

I booked a king-size one-bedroom apartment (68 square meters), specifically choosing the king size because I thought the bed would be bigger. However, what I saw was just a queen-size room. The 68-square-meter room is in a new building and pets are not allowed. The bedroom has one king bed and one sofa bed. The living room has one three-seater sofa, one single sofa, one round table, four chairs, a microwave, a coffee maker, and a refrigerator. If four people are staying, one person has to sleep in the living room. If the bed is king-size, then they don't have to sleep in the living room. My friend's family booked a 24-square-meter room with pets. It's in the same building as the lobby. The room has two queen-size beds and one sofa bed, which can sleep five people. The room is small but very practical. The price is almost the same as my 68-square-meter room. By the way, my friend's dog costs 50 Canadian dollars per day. On my second day in my one-bedroom apartment, the toilet leaked, which was very annoying. Because I spent most of my time skiing, I didn't coordinate with the hotel to change rooms. There was still a slight smell of construction in the hallway of the new building, but not in the room. The hotel is an 11-minute drive from the ski resort, with a large commercial area along the way including Walmart, Fresco, Metro, Starbucks, McDonald's, and many other restaurants and cafes, making it very convenient. Staying at the ski resort or here has its own advantages and is a good choice in itself. When booking, I checked several popular international booking websites and Ctrip. Ctrip was several hundred RMB cheaper. There was a minor hiccup that required Ctrip's help in coordinating with the hotel, and their service was excellent – ​​quick, efficient, and responsible. I sincerely commend Ctrip for their service.