Jinjiang Inn Select (Shaoxing Luxun's Hometown Metro Station) Photos

As soon as the car drove into the alley of the hotel, we saw that the front was blocked. There were basically no parking spaces. I asked the front desk how to park? He said that someone was in charge outside. He felt impatient and felt that this matter had nothing to do with him and was not his responsibility. We could only take the luggage to the lobby first, and then someone would take us to park. It was about 100 to 200 meters away from the hotel. The old master in charge of parking was good. He took the car slowly and told us how to get to the Baji Bridge on Cangqiao Street. Good reviews. I told the front desk my name first. He didn't seem to hear it and asked me to show my ID card directly. This is not very different from other hotels. After getting my ID card, I heard the sound of printing. I asked him, what did you print? He said it was confidential and couldn't be shown to me. Later, when my husband came over, he asked him to show it to us, and he took it out to show us. But I don't know if it was the printed one. This incident made me very unhappy. When I took the elevator on the fifth floor, I saw the front desk receptionist again. When the elevator came, he went in first and told us that he was going upstairs, meaning that you should take the elevator down later. We didn't get into the elevator, but then he remembered something and got out of the elevator, so we got into the elevator and went downstairs. We saw that the hotel was the staff home. There were hairs on the faucets and basins in the hotel, the toilet was old, the descender was out of order, the lid was closing with a loud noise, one of the two bedside lamps was not lit, and the other bulb had only a wick without a glass shell, so I was afraid of electric shock. I was woken up by the sound of talking on the partition at around 3 o'clock in the middle of the night. There were few varieties of breakfast and they were not added in time. The location was convenient to the Bazi Bridge on Cangqiao Street, the hometown of Lu Xun, and the former residence of Zhou Enlai.