The hotel was clean and tidy. I had requested a room away from the elevator but not at the very end of the hallway when I confirmed my booking via email, and they accommodated my request. I stayed on the 25th floor, which was very quiet, and the soundproofing in the room was excellent. All the outlets supported various plug standards, so there was no need to bring an adapter.
The breakfast offered a wide variety, and the different egg preparations were quite novel, though the taste was just average. The service was excellent; staff greeted me every time I left and returned, and if there were staff other than security at the entrance, they would even open the car door for you when getting in or out. Truly, smiling service all around. However, despite claims of having Chinese-speaking front desk staff, I observed for three days that no one actually spoke Chinese, haha. Also, many staff members had local accents, making their English difficult to understand. If your English is limited to textbook knowledge, it's best to use a translator.
The rooftop pool and gym were both very clean. I enjoyed the pool for a while on the first morning; it was empty, and the water was 1.2m deep and not too cold. There seemed to be about six or seven elevators in total, all very fast, so it was rare to find more than four or five people in one elevator at a time. I had seen various 'avoid at all costs' warnings on Xiaohongshu for hotels in this price range, including this one, but after my three-day stay, I found it excellent and well worth the money.
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