The room was quite spacious, but surprisingly, there was no TV. Since there aren't many shops to browse nearby, and with no TV in the room, it was so quiet that I could only lie in bed and scroll on my phone. The check-in service was quite good.
Now, I have to complain about the restaurant recommended by the hotel. It was truly awful and super expensive. When ordering, we just pointed at the pictures on the wall because there were no prices listed, so we ordered blindly. Only after the food arrived did we find out that the "salt and pepper Polygonatum" was 98 yuan, which was already overpriced, but it was mostly flour. I couldn't taste any Polygonatum in it at all. Being overly seasoned and expensive would've been one thing, but one dish even had hair in it! I would expect them to replace the dish or offer a refund, but the owner just said, "Hair is normal, it's just not washed clean." I was speechless. They probably have a commission arrangement with the hotel.
The hotel breakfast deserves another complaint. It wasn't a buffet, which is fine, but the "semi-buffet" fruit was rotten. The fruit platter looked like leftovers. (Please see the pictures below.) I was the first one at breakfast, so it's not like they ran out and hadn't refilled it. And the noodle soup... Did the kitchen staff dump half a bag of MSG into it? It had such a strong MSG taste that it made our throats uncomfortable all day, and we had to drink tons of water. I'm not asking for fancy broth; plain noodle water would've been fine, and guests could add their own toppings.
Aside from the dreadful experience at the hotel-recommended restaurant and the poor breakfast, everything else was quite good. The room was quiet, probably because it was off-season and not many people were staying there. If I visit again, I would still choose to stay here, though I hope they'll use less MSG in the noodles next time.
Do NOT eat at the restaurant in the pictures below. AVOID!
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