Overall, the stay was very good, but there were one or two minor flaws that need to be addressed. On the first day, after arriving by high-speed train, the front desk upgraded my room, which I really appreciated.
The first flaw: In the afternoon, I was exploring the city. I returned to my room around 5 PM to rest a bit before an evening stroll along the Ganjiang River. Suddenly, a staff member knocked on my door, saying they were delivering rice noodles. I was in the bathroom at the time, so I asked them to leave it at the front desk and I'd pick it up later. As I was about to lie down for a short nap, there was persistent knocking and ringing at the doorbell, again for the rice noodles. At that point, I even questioned if they were truly hotel staff, especially since there was no peephole to check. I asked them to just leave it at the door, and as they left, they asked me to write a good review. When I left at 6:30 PM, I did see the rice noodles, which finally put my mind at ease.
The second flaw: The soundproofing in the hotel isn't great. On the second night, I could hear activity from the neighboring room.
The hotel's facilities are excellent. It's a short walk to Tengwang Pavilion, a bit further to the Dashiyuan morning market, and even further to the 666 bus that goes to Haihun Hou. Walking in the opposite direction, you'll find Wanshou Palace and the subway station, making it very convenient for getting around. Also, the front desk mentioned that the hotel is the closest to where the National Day fireworks will be set off.
Finally, if you're going to offer complimentary rice noodles, it would be better to provide them during check-in.
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