The hotel exceeded my expectations in every aspect; I had a very comfortable stay.
**Location:** The geographical location is convenient for exploring the surrounding areas, and there are authentic Jiangxi restaurants near the hotel.
**Breakfast:** They thoughtfully prepared afternoon tea and late-night snacks, both of excellent quality. For someone like me who eats healthy, the breakfast selection was more than sufficient, and I could even pack some to go. The service was truly excellent.
**Room:** Although many have commented on the small size, it was just right for me. It felt cozy; a larger room might have felt too empty and made it harder to sleep.
**Service:** Shanghai hotels are known for being a bit cold, but Sahua was exceptional. From the moment I was greeted upon arrival to the front desk, customer service, and restaurant staff, everyone was incredibly attentive.
**Layout:** The room layout was also very reasonable. I particularly dislike bathrooms being too close to the bed, as it affects my sleep. Here, there was a barrier and some distance, which was perfect.
**Amenities:** The toothbrush, toothpaste, toiletries, and slippers were all better than many hotels. The hairdryer and the prepared black tea were especially commendable.
**Bedding:** There was no strange odor, and the bedding was very comfortable, especially the pillows.
**Minor drawbacks:** The bedside light switch only turns completely off in 'deep sleep' mode. However, in an unfamiliar environment, I prefer a faint light, so I ended up using a pillow to block the light at night.
**Cleanliness:** It wasn't quite perfect; some details were missed. The glass in the bathroom had dust, and there was also dust on the doorknob button.
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