How should I put it? For 2,000 RMB a night in such a remote location, it felt just like staying at a budget chain hotel like Home Inn. They provided paper cups for brushing teeth, and the room was tiny and basic—the only place with a bedside table was right by the bed, and everywhere else felt clinical. There aren't many spots for photo ops around the hotel either: just a lonely broadcasting tower spraying water and a Buzz Lightyear statue. The entire entrance is just a colorful steel shed, and the exterior facade is simply some clouds stuck onto glass—there's virtually nothing to see. The next morning for breakfast, basic items like tissues, toothpicks, and sugar bowls weren't even on the tin tables, and the food selection was quite sparse. Anyway, it's super basic; if you can avoid booking it, don't. It has zero appeal and offers terrible value for money. I’d recommend going to Disneetown for breakfast instead, and kids are charged an extra 118 RMB, which is simply not worth it. That said, the housekeeping was well done—it was spotless, and even the bathroom door handles were sparkling clean.
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