I booked this hotel because of the Wyndham brand, and the room was clean and tidy, meeting 5-star hotel standards. The room type we booked didn't have a TV, but those are minor issues. The most critical problem with this Wyndham was the service. It's impossible to get a taxi from the train station to the hotel because its location is quite remote. If you use public transportation, you have to climb a long, steep hill. That's just one point. When you finally reach the front desk, out of breath, you'll find that no staff member will help you with your luggage. When we asked the front desk if there was an easier way, all we got was silence. After repeated inquiries, we were told about bus route 2. Thankfully, they did offer a shuttle to the station, which was the only comforting part of this whole ordeal. Perhaps due to inadequate training, after sensing our slight displeasure, the front desk quickly processed our room cards without explaining anything about breakfast or Wi-Fi, and then sent us to our room. It felt like they were afraid that saying one more word would lead to a complaint. Luckily, the room type I booked was separate from the main building, so I could ask them to call a shuttle to take us there, avoiding having to carry my luggage myself. The room had an old-style phone that could *only* be used to contact the front desk. Guests considering the same room type should note this. Sometimes, even the phone doesn't work, so we had to make several additional calls to clarify breakfast and other issues.
In the private hot spring area, you need to call the shuttle in advance, and sometimes you don't know how long it will take to arrive. When we checked out, it never came, so we had to carry our suitcases down the steep hill ourselves.
The hotel's breakfast was also very mediocre, not even as good as a B&B we stayed at later. There were hardly any meat dishes; only the gravy for the noodles had beef, but it was too tough to chew. The peanuts for the noodle toppings were spoiled, and so on.
Also, the hotel's location is quite remote. In Fenghuang, where it's already hard to get a taxi, this situation is even worse, making it prone to drivers refusing rides or being unable to find one. Getting a taxi was always a struggle; it was only slightly better late at night when coming from the ancient town. That's all.
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