Luojia Apartment (The Sixth Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-sen University)

Everyone has different preferences. I think it’s okay. It’s just that the needs are different. You can refer to it for yourself. When you go out, you want comfort, quietness and convenience. If you don’t like it, don’t criticize me. Just be well!

It was such a pleasant surprise to stay at this hotel! The transportation is convenient, and there is a subway station just outside. There are Line 11 and Line 5, and it only takes three minutes by subway to Pazhou. The room service is very considerate, and the staff can respond to any needs in a timely manner, which is very thoughtful. The facilities are also complete, the bed is very comfortable to sleep on, the desk and chair are convenient for office or dining, and there is air conditioning, which can fully meet daily needs. The hygiene is impeccable, the beds are tidy and clean, the floors and walls are also very fresh. I feel safe and comfortable living here. I will choose here again next time!

The equipment is outdated, the edges of the tables and chairs are all sharp right angles; the bed is hard; the room door makes a loud noise when closing and requires a lot of force; the room windows only have stickers that do not block out light, no curtains, and the room is already bright at 6 am; two people were given one towel, but no bath towel; the bottoms of the two plastic toothbrush holders were stained with white, unwashed toothpaste; there were mosquitoes; no mineral water; poor sound insulation; the staircase has no elevator. The price of a double room is over 300 per night, but I didn't expect it to be so far from my expectations... Ctrip's rating of 4.6 is seriously inflated The advantage is that the transportation is convenient. There is a subway across the street. There are many restaurants, snacks and fruit shops nearby. The prices are not expensive and the shop owners are easy to communicate with.

It was inconsistent with the publicity. The room described as 40 square meters was actually less than 20 square meters. The supplies are also unbearable to look at. The towels were torn, the shower pipe was broken, and the sheets had a peculiar smell.