7 Days Premium Hotel (Chengdu East Railway Station Subway Station)

The room was old, which I expected, but the nightstand looked like it had been through a war zone, and there were two tape marks on the floor that stuck to my shoes when I walked over them. To top it off, the toilet hadn't been cleaned – when I opened it, I found it filled with tea-colored water, and it splashed everywhere, haha! At that point, I didn't even want to stay. I can tolerate old furniture, but the housekeeping was simply too careless.

To catch my high-speed train the next day, I booked a hotel near Chengdu East Railway Station, about 1 kilometer from the station. They assigned me a room that you had to pass through to get to the station from the elevator, which was very noisy. The other guests were also very noisy, talking loudly late into the night. Delivery riders would also knock on the door; one rider knocked particularly loudly, I thought he was knocking on mine. There was a lot of dust in the corners of the room. There were many restaurants nearby, so eating was convenient.

I chose this so-called Jinjiang chain hotel to avoid rushing to catch the early high-speed train, but to be honest, I should have left quickly. The hygiene was terrible; there was a curly human hair on the table, and other areas didn't seem very clean. The environment was also awful; my first impression was that it was some run-down hotel. The soundproofing was poor, and the room, advertised as 22 square meters, was definitely smaller—extremely tiny. I chose a newly renovated room, but some facilities were already broken. If all of the above is acceptable, then it's a good option.

There were blind spots in the room hygiene and oversights in the management, resulting in a decrease in guest bookings without the hotel's knowledge. We hope the hotel will accept feedback with a positive attitude.

The environment was nice, and the hygiene and service were okay, but the rooms were a little small.

The flight arrived late, so we just found a quick place to stay. The room wasn't big, but it was good value for money. It was relatively close to Chengdu East Railway Station, but it was still a bit tiring to walk there with my suitcase.

There are snacks downstairs, which is convenient. The bed is a bit hard, and the room is on the side closest to the road, so the soundproofing isn't great. Everything else is acceptable, and the cleanliness is acceptable.

The room smelled bad; I slept with the window open all night.