I stayed for a total of eight nights (extended one night through HUAZHU Rewards). The environment and service were great. The subway is very close, and it's relatively easy to get a taxi, though there's occasional traffic. The breakfast selection is a bit limited; the steamed mini buns are often lukewarm or cold, and the skin is already dry. The wontons, however, were delicious. The only way to get a room upgrade is for both occupants to be HUAZHU Rewards Gold members. One of us is a foreign guest and couldn't register for HUAZHU Rewards without a local mobile number. So, I paid 219 RMB to become a Gold member, and the other 219 RMB was deducted directly via transfer, totaling 438 RMB to upgrade one room category. They won't offer a free upgrade just because there's availability, which is understandable as the hotel isn't obligated to. I'm just mentioning it here as a heads-up for guests who might want an upgrade. The top showerhead initially only had water coming from the center; the outer two or three rings seemed blocked by limescale. The front desk promptly sent someone to fix it, which was excellent. Every day when we returned, the room had a strong smoky smell. We were told it was because we hadn't opened the windows for ventilation and the smoke was coming in through the air circulation vents. The only solution offered was to change rooms. Overall, the cleanliness was good, but on one day, the changed bath towels and the area near the sink both had long hairs (we have short hair), which should be noted. The river view from the room is nice, but when looking out from the second floor, pedestrians outside or passengers on the monorail can also see into our room. This might bother some people, but we didn't mind it much; it was rather novel. Overall, we were quite satisfied, but we probably won't stay here again.
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