Pusu Unmanned Smart Hotel (Hulunbuir Ancient City Pedestrian Street)

First of all, it is very clean and looks very new. What I like most is that this projector is high-definition, and the screen is large enough. It also supports mobile phone projection. It is not just for decoration. It is still very comfortable to watch a movie in bed.

For foodies, this hotel located on the pedestrian street of the ancient city is simply a "paradise"! From the hotel, you can taste authentic leba, Buryat buns, roasted whole lamb and other specialties without walking far. The street snack stalls are full of fragrance, the dairy stores are dazzling, and even the private restaurants hidden in the alleys can be easily found. You can start your food exploration journey as soon as you wake up every day, and it is also very convenient to go back to the hotel to rest after a tiring day. The location is really great!

How can I say it? It's speechless. The room I was assigned to was very cold at first. The front desk said it was the last room. There were other rooms but I had to pay extra to change rooms. I felt it was unreasonable. After I moved to the second room, the sheets were dirty and the toilet paper was used, not new. The facilities were satisfactory, but the hygiene was really poor.

The facilities are very poor, there is no hot water, the wash basin tap has no water, and even two more bottles of water are not available.

The hotel with a small room and a projection screen charges a fee! The towels are still in disposable packaging bags

The hotel is conveniently located on the pedestrian street of the ancient city. The room is spacious enough and the facilities are ok. One of the problems is that there are many loud speakers for promotions near the hotel, which play in a loop. It is inevitable that there will be noise on the side close to the pedestrian street. You can hear it even if you close the window, but of course there is no noise when you sleep at night. But if you want to rest during the day or expect a quieter environment, you may want to consider this point. Another thing is the hotel's bathroom, which is not separated into dry and wet areas. The shower area is directly next to the toilet, without even an angle. The bath water can flow all over the bathroom, including the toilet and the sink, which is very inconvenient. The person who designed this bathroom should not have considered the feelings of the people who actually use the bathroom.