Kadda Hotel

The room's air conditioning was terrible. Even at the lowest temperature of 16 degrees Celsius, it wasn't cold; even at the highest fan speed, there was no airflow. Even with a ceiling fan, it was still cold. After showering and drying my hair, I was sweating profusely. I could only sleep without a blanket. Those who are sensitive to heat should think twice. The air conditioning in the elevator common area was even colder than in the room; I even considered sleeping in the common area. Breakfast was a buffet, but you had to clear your own tray. The selection wasn't extensive; the best items were the coffee and congee with pork floss. The outdoor pool had floating debris that looked like bird droppings, but there was nothing we could do about it; there were many trees and construction sites nearby.

The hotel is new, but the food items provided for breakfast are relatively few. I happened to encounter a foreigner speaking English during breakfast and wanted to order omelettes, but it was a pity that no one on the staff understood him. The design of the bathroom equipment in the 9F hotel is full of creativity. There is no door in the shower room, and the shower head discharges water from the high ceiling. These two designs make it easier for people to feel cold when taking a shower. The balcony facing the harbor view is nice.