I booked four nights directly after seeing a recommendation on Xiaohongshu, so my expectations were quite high. First, I'll acknowledge the good location – it's close to the Starlight Night Market but still quiet, offering a peaceful retreat in a bustling area. Now for the negative points. First, the experience: the elevator is tiny, has no air conditioning, and you don't need a key card to select a floor, which means there's almost no security. Second, room hygiene: there were multiple yellow stains on both the sheets and pillows. Most importantly, the toilet was square, making it incredibly uncomfortable to sit on and causing pain. Third, service quality: they offer a complimentary nightly sweet soup, but after confirming the time with the butler, it always arrived more than half an hour late, delaying our plans. The staff's service awareness was also very poor.
These points are based on the standards and service one would expect given the hotel's positioning and price. It's priced similarly to InterContinental, but in every aspect, especially safety, it falls significantly short, with only the location being a redeeming factor. So, I don't know where the 'zero negative reviews' online come from; you really need to experience it yourself to feel the difference.
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