I don't know who left good reviews, but for me it was terrible. I booked for three nights, but I left after the first.
1. The perks when booking were the city view and the very low price.
2. Finding a place is very difficult because there are no signs. The administrator on trip.com said he was busy and would call back later. I approached the security guard on the first floor of the building and showed him my reservation, but he didn't know anything. I asked a passerby. I walked around for a long time trying to find a place. It was already evening, I was panicking, but finally one girl took me back to the same security guard and asked him to inquire and take me.
3. I had to walk through dirty corridors and take a dirty elevator. There were no signs there either.
4. There were no attendants. The security guard talked to guests to find out something. Only 5 women were willing to help. Then he shared a room with some guy who agreed to help. We apparently called the owner, he told me where he'd put me, and that was it.
5. The sheets on the bed weren't fresh; I doubted they'd been changed since the last guest. The room itself, for two, was also so-so, but overall it was okay.
6. The shower and toilet on the first floor were dirty. You shower in the shower, and right there was a hole for the toilet. The shower on the second floor was downright nauseating. I didn't dare go in there because there was something smeared on the floor.
7. The whole place was a mess, noisy, and smelled of cigarettes.
8. The administrator never showed up. I asked to cancel my stay for the remaining three days via email, but the administrator again replied that he was busy.
Bottom line: this place is only suitable for those who speak Chinese, aren't squeamish, and are willing to settle for less for a low price. I strongly advise against this for foreign tourists.
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