The hotel room's decor is stylish, and the facilities are high quality, especially the windows, which are incredibly soundproof. Even though there's an amusement park outside, the room is completely quiet once the windows are closed. The lights on the bedside switch panel are motion-activated, so they're not blinding at night. They light up when you raise your hand, making it easy to see which switch to use – the attention to detail is excellent. The front desk service was also very good; Xiaozhang and Xiaoping, who checked me in, were both very welcoming.
The only downside was the parking security. We were driving a B-type RV, which couldn't fit in the underground parking, so we parked in the hotel's outdoor lot. In the evening, while we were having tea in the RV, a security guard came directly to our door and knocked, telling us to move. The parking lot was quite empty at the time, so parking wasn't an issue. The security guard clearly had something against RVs. He only left after we told him we were hotel guests. I'm not sure if this was his personal behavior or if the hotel trained him this way, but there's no need to treat all RVs like a plague. I understand his job, but to knock on the door and shout when someone isn't putting anything outside and the car door is closed, and then target their vehicle in an empty parking lot, seems quite malicious. I think the hotel handled this aspect very poorly.
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