As the most luxurious hotel in Taiyuan and a high-end property under Marriott, my recent stay was just so-so. Located right next to a core commercial mall, the entrance area suffers from severe traffic jams within a one-kilometer radius during peak hours. While the room size is decent, the interior spatial layout is poorly designed. A disproportionate amount of space is allocated to the bathroom and walk-in closet, both of which are completely open-concept. The most bizarre part is that the toilet and shower areas are separated entirely by transparent glass, making everything clearly visible from the room. It’s impossible to use the restroom if there's anyone else in the room, let alone take a shower (see for yourself 👀). Having stayed at numerous hotels, this is a first for me—even budget hotels at least use frosted glass or have a retractable curtain/blind. On the bright side, when the bedside pendant light didn't work and the bathroom sink was clogged, the engineering department responded quickly and fixed them. As for the breakfast, the local Taiyuan specialties were poorly executed.
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