First, let's talk about the pros. Firstly, the transportation is convenient, as you can drive right to the building. Secondly, there's an elevator, which is a lifesaver for those with altitude sickness (DDDD!). Thirdly, you can check in early if you arrive ahead of time, and the stay itself was quite comfortable. Lastly, oxygen equipment is available. Now for the cons. Firstly, the official pictures of the night view room are misleading. The actual night view isn't as close or as grand as depicted in the official photos. The image I've included was taken with several times zoom, just to compare the size, so don't mind the clarity. Secondly, perhaps we arrived at the wrong time, but the front desk staff was busy elsewhere, so we had to wait quite a while to check in. The front desk phone was left at the front desk, and no one answered when called. Thirdly, the oxygen equipment is limited; I only saw about two units, so if there are many people, it can't be delivered to individual rooms, especially if there's a tour group. Lastly, it's quite noisy. Due to central heating, the floor heating starts at 4 PM, and the front desk mentioned that you need to open the windows for it, leading to noise from passing cars at night. Overall, it was an alright stay. I'm just sharing my honest experience for everyone's reference.
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