I was extremely disappointed with this apartment and definitely wouldn't recommend it.
1. The hotel's customer service number is unreachable, completely useless. This hotel is officially operated, just like the Genting Grand Hotel, not a private guesthouse. So, honestly, the service is even worse than what you'd get from a private owner in an apartment, and of course, it's more expensive than private guesthouses.
2. Early check-in at 12:00 PM is impossible; you'll wait until around 1 PM. Of course, the official check-in time is 2:00 PM, so there's not much to complain about there. I just want to warn everyone not to expect early check-in or a minute's delay for check-out. Check-out is strictly 12:00 PM, and you'll be charged for even one minute over. Also, you have to pay a deposit here, which is quite rare for hotels of this caliber in China nowadays. There are no disposable slippers. After checking in, the room had a strange, foul-smelling rag odor that lingered all day. Be aware that there's no air conditioning here, so if you're sensitive to heat, definitely avoid this place. The hot water for showering lasts a maximum of 15 minutes, and then you have to wait 40 minutes for it to heat up again.
3. The hygiene is terrible; I won't say more, just look at the pictures. After entering, you'll have to clean it yourself, wiping down the tables, chairs, and floors.
4. There's absolutely no service. I added the very young front desk staff on WeChat, and for every question, the answer was 'no.' Their replies were also very slow, and they wouldn't provide any information or support. So, if you come here, make sure to bring all your daily necessities and do your own research.
5. There are basically no affordable convenience stores around. There's a Lawson, where data cables cost 50-80 yuan, and drinks are 50% more expensive than outside. For food, you have to go to Taizi Canteen; not many restaurants are open near the apartment during the summer.
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