The so-called two-bedroom, two-living room with four 1.8-meter beds means you walk in and immediately see two large beds, a dining table on the left, and a water counter on the right. The river view is nice, but the curtains don't close properly and are super transparent, making it impossible to sleep in. There's an en-suite bathroom, but it's quite old and run down, especially the small coffee table which is heavily aged and wobbly. The bed is incredibly soft, causing back pain when sleeping. The middle room's bathroom has double doors with no lock, making it a shared bathroom. The air conditioning in that room is broken, rendering it uninhabitable. The two large beds visible from the entrance offer no privacy; it's like it's specifically designed for elderly family stays. Friends sharing a room should be cautious. The smart screen in the living room flickers badly and needs to be replaced; otherwise, you have to keep the lights on to rest because of the creepy flickering. The mattresses in the living room and the small room are harder, which is a big improvement over the river view room. This is a private, guesthouse-style hotel. The customer service staff are hardworking, which is a plus 👍. At 1490 per night after a 100-yuan discount from 1590, it offers absolutely no value for money. Aside from the nice view, I would never consider staying here again – it's incredibly not worth it.
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