"I just needed a spoon for my coffee, but after checking with the front desk, the restaurant, and even the staff, I couldn't get one. In the end, they gave me a pair of disposable chopsticks instead. 🤣"

"Great location, super close to attractions. The room was clean with no strange odors, and the bedding was so soft I slept like a baby 💤. The front desk staff were exceptionally friendly. Fantastic value for money, I'll definitely choose this place again for my next business trip or vacation! ✨"

"Sorry, I can only offer a blunt criticism. The hotel is a bit dated, especially for a small border town (reportedly, with a population of just over 10,000). This is completely understandable and acceptable. However, the front desk attendant's attitude and work procedures are completely incomprehensible. Here's the conversation: A guest arrives and asks: "Hello, could you please tell me? I haven't placed a Ctrip booking yet. Could you please let me know if Ctrip can be placed right here at the front desk?" The receptionist (without even looking up) says: "You're welcome." The guest asks: "Excuse me, could you please tell me what local specialties are nearby?" The receptionist says: "You can look it up online." The guest asks: "Excuse me, what time is breakfast?" The receptionist, still not looking up, replies: "7:30 to 8:30." While we might assume this is a good intention, I believe the receptionist wasn't targeting this guest, but she actually seems completely unwilling to work (if that's the case, why do you do this job? Not to mention professionalism), or perhaps just acts like, "Come if you want, don't bother me." This hotel appears to be the highest-priced in the area on Ctrip and a three-star rating. Normally, even former government-run guesthouses wouldn't be this bad these days; even asking locals on the street wouldn't tell you the same thing. Such reception desks and hotels are truly uncommon these days. The hotel's breakfast (the restaurant staff were quite good) was actually quite acceptable; at least it was clean and filling. The plus side is that both the room and bathroom have heating, which made the room quite warm when the weather started to get cold, reflecting the typical Northeastern temperature. Compared to similar hotels (of this tier) in Erdao Baihe Town, the value for money here is quite different. Next time, I'll try the hotel with the large rooftop by the river (Zhi?yuan); perhaps it's not always the same. The above isn't a complaint, but simply a hope that the staff can do better. One more thing: Although it's a small, remote county, there are so many reasons and angles to attract visitors, and it could easily make the area stand out. What a shame!"

"The room is very clean, the supplies are of high quality, and the service team is very enthusiastic. The camp environment is beautiful, the autumn colors are very rich, and the children had a lot of fun. Looking forward to having another chance to play next time."

"The room is super big and you can see Tianchi Lake. Parking is also convenient. There are snacks all around, Chunyu snacks for dinner and Xiao Cui Guo Lao for breakfast. Xiao Cui Guo Lao is cheap and delicious. We also saw Tianchi Lake. It was a perfect day."

"The location is easy to find, parking in the backyard, the room should be remodeled by the old hotel, the sanitary conditions are OK, there are mosquitoes in the house"

"Foreigners were welcome to stay. The location was excellent, right in the heart of town with two banks directly in front and a market on a nearby street. The room and bedding were clean. There was a shower stall, but unfortunately the door didn't close properly. Also, the shower drainage was very poor, which was disappointing."

"The location of the hotel is very good, almost in the city center, parking is convenient! The facilities are a bit old, but the breakfast is not bad! The service attitude is very good!"

"It is considered a relatively good hotel in the county. The front desk service is acceptable, the breakfast is average, and parking is convenient. What I was dissatisfied with was that a female person in charge in the lobby saw us entering the hotel with peanuts in hand and raised questions, worried that the peanut shells would stain the hotel carpet, and her tone was unfriendly. This is a rare situation."