If your English and Spanish are not fluent, please consider carefully before booking. The hotel doesn't have a 24-hour front desk. You have to stand outside the glass door and ring the intercom, then the person inside verifies a bunch of things—it's like the Eighth Route Army exchanging secret codes. I spoke for 20 minutes in the cold wind before they finally managed to open the glass door. Then they send an email asking you to self-register, requiring you to upload your passport, phone number, postal code, address, selfie, etc... a whole bunch of questionnaires. If you make even a small mistake, you have to rewrite it. Because if you don't fill it out correctly, they won't send you the room number and the keypad code. I wrote it about 5-6 times, almost to the point of exasperation, and called Ctrip. Only a girl from the hotel's security room came out to help... In short, a 24-hour front desk should have real staff, not make travelers go through all this trouble. Aside from the cleaning staff, you can't find any other service personnel in the hotel. The entire process is self-service online. Just look at the pictures and you'll understand. It was a truly frustrating check-in experience. I spent a full hour struggling with the hotel's online self-service check-in system. The hotel facilities are indeed good, but the service is a zero. Absolutely no service. It's like taking a college entrance exam while standing outside a glass door. It was an infuriating check-in experience.
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