1. This hotel is a residential apartment complex converted into a hotel. Driving, I couldn't find the main entrance. I navigated to the Wyndham using the address, saw a big sign, and then drove to the back entrance of the complex where it said 'Jinlin Hawthorn', but saw no front desk. Staff directed me back to the front entrance, which was the Wyndham. Only after entering did I see the small print 'Jinlin Hawthorn' and realized it was the same hotel. I had called the front desk previously to ask for directions, and they didn't mention that Wyndham and Hawthorn were the same establishment. After checking in, my room was by the back entrance I had initially driven past, so I had to drive back again. In short, finding the hotel was very frustrating; a simple heads-up would have solved everything.
2. The front desk staff were unenthusiastic and unfriendly, didn't greet me, and didn't smile. They only answered when asked a direct question. However, the breakfast staff were quite friendly and polite.
3. Room size description: It was described as 70 square meters, but the actual room had one 1.8m bed and one 1m bed. The bathroom was quite large, but even with the balcony, it wasn't 70 square meters. I assume they included a large area outside the door in that measurement.
4. I drove there and reported my license plate to the front desk when checking in. The next day, when I drove out, it showed I had to pay, so I had to call the concierge again.
Overall, the management seems a bit chaotic, and the service is lacking.
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