Overall, it's decent, but there are a few noticeable shortcomings that I'd suggest improving:
The TV setup is a bit basic; the screen mirroring experience was poor. I recommend upgrading the hardware.
Soundproofing needs improvement – the plumbing noise from the upstairs room was quite noticeable in the morning. I suspect the drainage pipes aren't insulated. Those sensitive to noise should consider this carefully.
Elevator capacity is insufficient: with only one elevator, waiting times during peak morning hours (7:00-8:30 AM) were long, and the car itself felt cramped. Also, I suggest adding protective padding to the metal handrails inside the elevator to prevent children from bumping into them.
Pre-check-in communication could be better: It seemed the notes on my Ctrip order were overlooked, and I didn't receive a confirmation call before arriving. For reference, other hotels of the same brand usually proactively call around 2 PM to confirm arrival time and floor preferences. I hope this location will also prioritize this.
Street-facing rooms are noisy: While the floor-to-ceiling windows offer good light, their soundproofing is limited. Morning traffic noise from the road was quite noticeable. Guests seeking a quiet rest should opt for a room on the back side.
Transportation and parking are not very convenient: The hotel is located at a busy intersection, making it easy for ride-hailing services to miss the exact spot. For business travelers who prioritize commuting efficiency, the location's convenience might not meet expectations.
And let's talk about the lighting control panel – a few seemed to be unresponsive, which is a common issue in older Atour hotels.
Breakfast was okay, but when I went up at 7:50 AM, the tofu pudding was already gone, and replenishment was a bit slow.
In summary: The room itself is fine, but there's room for improvement in soundproofing, elevator service, customer service, and transportation convenience. Business travelers should consider this carefully.
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