The environment did not say that there is even a home costco (member card and domestic general) across the road. Breakfast was a mess, except for cakes and sweet to over-baked biscuits, coffee and hot water is a highlight. This hotel (absolutely not a hotel) is equipped with a kitchen and is self-service type, which is used by locals as hotel apartments. The room is cleaned once a week, and everything else has to go to the front desk (pan, coffee machine, towels, etc.). There are no slippers. In addition to the large one and two small pieces of soap in the initial state, one small bottle of used shampoo and several plastic disposable cups.
Everything was about right, except the breakfast. The Clariion offered a variety of cereals, but no milk.for the cereal. The vast majority of cereal eaters add milk to this dish. Something minor and possibly a personal sensitivity is that a hotel was once traditionally supposed to be a home away from home and guest were to be welcomed as hosts would wanted guests. In my several contacts with the front desk, I was treated properly and competently but not welcomed, not with a smile and wishes that I enjoy the hotel. Doing what I'm suggesting wouldn't cost the Clarion anything, but it would likely make your guests more likely to return.
Room smelled musty probably because of the old carpet. Lamps in the nightstand were dusty and the microwave had rust inside so we didn’t feel safe using it. Towels were too thin but everything else was ok. Location is good. If you’re picky with where you’re staying at I wouldn’t recommend it but for visiting a family and don’t have other choice then yes.