Yueji Hotel (Railway Station Wangchengpo Subway Station Store)

This hotel has been renovated and refurbished, so everything feels new. It boasts a large parking lot, and amenities like a laundry room with dryers and a gym are all available. The room itself is spacious enough and even has a smart toilet. There are plenty of dining options nearby, making for a very comfortable stay.

The front desk staff had a terrible attitude; it was the first time I'd seen someone just sit there with a face like I owed them a million bucks. The room itself was pretty good and clean. However, the location isn't great – it's far from the subway station, and you have to walk up a big hill to get there, which was exhausting.

The hotel offers good value for money. The surrounding area is an older part of the city, quite noisy and chaotic. Staying in a non-street-facing room is fine. It's a 16-minute drive to the airport and about 20 minutes to Qingyun Market and the food street without traffic, so the location is pretty good. The rooms are spacious and the facilities are relatively new, which is nice. It's suitable for those traveling by car as it has its own parking lot.

Stepping out of the hotel, it's just a short walk to a street market right outside, where you can find vegetables and fruits, which is incredibly convenient. The parking lot is also spacious enough for easy parking. The room itself is large and clean.

First, I don't deny that the hotel's environment is poor; in fact, it was quite nice to me. The hotel is conveniently located near the subway and train station. However, it's close to residential buildings and not near the city center, so it's quite noisy at night. Second, the room type I booked didn't have a shower or toilet inside the room; these were located outside. I only found this out during check-in. I hadn't checked the room facilities when I booked, as this is rare in most hotels. Therefore, I strongly suggest that hotels confirm with guests if they book this type of room if they can accept the lack of a shower and toilet. Honestly, the front desk staff told me that guesthouse-style rooms are like this, and I wouldn't have encountered this problem even at a random guesthouse. The room didn't have a shower or toilet, and it wasn't cheap, costing over 150 yuan per night. Finally, the sheets and duvet cover were torn! This is the first time I've ever seen torn sheets and duvet cover in a hotel, especially for a star-rated hotel. Because of the schedule, I was very tired and just wanted to rest, so I didn't care too much. I stayed for one night and then canceled the next two nights. The next day, I immediately changed hotels.

We got an upgrade; it seems to be a street-view king room. The staff were great; they deserve a bonus and a raise. Kudos to Feifei!