I've never encountered such a terrible hotel, it was bad in every aspect. First, the location is in an old residential building. The front desk is tiny, and there are all sorts of people coming and going. Once you're inside, it feels like a maze, with many long-term residents mixed in with hotel rooms. As soon as I entered the room, all the facilities were old and poorly maintained. The blinds in the toilet were broken and hadn't been repaired, so you could see right through them from outside. I had to use the toilet at night without turning on the light. The living room window only had sheer curtains, no blackout ones. The hygiene was appalling. I wiped the dining table casually, and it was black. I reported it to the front desk, and they sent housekeeping to check. The housekeeping staff said the room had been empty for two days, and they'd opened the window for ventilation, so the strong wind blew in a lot of dust. Then she used an old, blackened rag to wipe everything down, using the same cloth everywhere without washing it. I just didn't have the energy to argue with her. The range hood in the kitchen was rusty and greasy, and there was only a stove with no pots, pans, or utensils. Am I supposed to buy cookware if I want to cook? I reluctantly decided to tough it out, but the more details I noticed, the more uncomfortable I felt, and I didn't dare touch anything. I was supposed to stay another night, but I just couldn't stand it and checked out early the next morning. The front desk lady was nice about it and graciously accepted my feedback. Then I booked a chain hotel nearby, for a similar price but infinitely better. I can't understand how this hotel dares to charge so much for such a terrible experience, and still has the nerve to call itself an international hotel apartment. I really hope everyone avoids this place; the photos on Ctrip are completely misleading.
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