The location is a bit removed from the city center, and it felt more like a guesthouse than a typical hotel. I really liked the private space surrounding the hotel, which offered a nice sense of seclusion from the outside world.
Amenities include a swimming pool, and it was great to relax in the outdoor areas. It's a paradise for smokers. For meals, only breakfast is served, consisting mainly of bread, milk, Chinese-style noodles (similar to Korean kalguksu), and rice porridge. About 90% of the guests were Chinese, with some Indian and Singaporean guests as well.
As the name suggests, it's a Chinese-owned hotel. Only the general manager spoke English; the other staff did not. If you prefer a quiet place, I highly recommend it.
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