Let's start with the positives: great location – you can catch a bus or the subway within a two-minute walk. The room is spacious, and for a hotel of this type, paying 700-800 per night seems reasonable.
Now for the negatives: When checking in at the front desk, I was told I had to buy a toothbrush for 10 yuan. Once I got to the room, there were no tissues, only toilet paper in the bathroom (this is extremely rare; even the cheapest hotels usually provide tissues). I booked a room with breakfast, but when I went to the restaurant in the morning, all they had was bread, drinks, milk, apples, and corn – not even an egg. The most frustrating part was that the restaurant didn't even provide napkins.
The hotel's philosophy seems to be 'all for environmental protection,' but surely environmentalism should still ensure basic guest needs are met? There wasn't even a bedside table or a power outlet by the bed.
I recommend that guests bring their own toothbrushes and tissues.
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