The hotel is a bit dated with old facilities. The bathroom and room showed signs of mold everywhere. The hot water was inconsistent, and the water pressure was low. The bathroom door only had two small hooks; I suggest adding two more, as you need at least four or five to hang clothes and towels. There's only one stool in the room, so if three or four people are staying, the others would have to sit or lie on the bed for extended periods. The room could use two chairs and a small round table. I'm not sure if the TV was unplugged by the hotel, but it took a while to realize it wasn't plugged in. Perhaps not many people watch TV these days anyway. On the plus side, the balcony has a drying rack, and there are just enough hangers. The restaurant was a huge surprise – for such a large, somewhat upscale hotel, the restaurant looked like a rustic farmhouse, small and old, really bringing down the hotel's image. The breakfast variety was decent, about average. A unique feature is the swimming channels surrounding the hotel's accommodation area; the water quality was clean, and it wasn't cold in this weather. There were quite a few lifeguards, but they seemed more like decorations, a bit excessive, especially since the water in the channels is only about one meter deep. However, I guess without them, guests might blame the hotel if something happens. The hot spring area had fish therapy, hot pools, and a sauna. I spent about ten minutes in the sauna, which was quite refreshing. What I liked most was the staff's service attitude. Every staff member I interacted with was polite, answered all my questions, and resolved any issues, which is commendable. However, I strongly recommend that the hotel refurbish its essential facilities. After all, a standard room costs 700-800 yuan, and guests should feel like they're getting their money's worth for that price.
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