The room isn't huge, but it's quite convenient, and the food delivery robot was very prompt. The location is excellent; it's a short taxi ride to the ancient city, and there's a direct bus (route 35) right outside. Nearby are the Parkson and Xingmao Hui malls with lots of great food and drink options. The service was excellent, and the breakfast was delicious. The lamb offal vermicelli, knife-cut noodles, and yellow rice cold cake were my favorites. They changed up the menu daily with crispy chicken wings, large shrimp, braised pork belly buns, and chive pockets. My child doesn't like vegetables, but he happily munched on the cucumbers provided in the lobby every day. There was always a sweet soup in the evening, sometimes mung bean soup, other times pear and red date soup.
The only minor drawbacks were that on the morning we went to Yungang, I tried to wash my hair, but the shower water was completely cold the whole time – I had to endure it. Other evenings, the shower water was fine. Also, the hairdryer got very hot and wasn't powerful enough; an upgrade would be great. The bathroom glass is a bit too transparent; I'm not sure if this is the case for the twin rooms too, but if you're not family, parents with children, or of the same gender, it could feel a bit inconvenient.
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