The room exceeded my expectations. A king-size room was less than 350 RMB per night. After the low-season price drop, the value for money became exceptional. The location is fantastic, tucked away in an alley next to Wanda Plaza.
The environment after entering the main gate is superb, a very tranquil small courtyard with flowing water and fish. The hotel's decor makes you feel like you're staying in the mountains. The room came with a terrace, and from late August to just before the Mid-Autumn Festival, the temperature was pleasant. Sitting on the terrace, with some mosquito repellent, the ambiance was absolutely comparable to a 1,000 RMB hotel in Sanya.
The hotel also offers afternoon tea and late-night snacks. While the selection might be basic, you can still feel the sincerity of the business. All the furniture is made of natural wood, and the mattress is very soft, ensuring a very sound sleep.
Regarding breakfast, it's worth mentioning that it's outsourced to another establishment, not the hotel's own. You can choose from Chinese, Western, or Mongolian sets, all of which include milk tea. I opted for the Mongolian style, which had 'shaomai' (steamed dumplings) and lamb offal soup, among other things. Overall, the breakfast was decent but not outstanding.
**Facilities:** I have two small suggestions. First, it would be nice to have a subtle woody aroma diffuser in the room to enhance the mountain courtyard atmosphere. Second, the hot water at the washbasin wasn't very reliable; I suggest checking it.
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