First off, Ctrip has incorrect information under the facilities section; this hotel does not have EV charging stations, just so you know.
Secondly, this Sheraton is the most 'country bumpkin' Marriott hotel I've ever stayed at:
1. The road outside is very narrow, only one lane in one direction, and there are many electric bikes parked along the side, so you have to be careful not to scratch your car.
2. For a Marriott-brand hotel, which is positioned as mid-to-high end, and one that just opened six years ago in 2020 in Kunming, the capital of Yunnan province, the interior decor looks very dated, and the facilities are just mediocre. The complimentary bottled water is from 'Chunshui Le' (a generic brand); I remember Marriott hotels in Hunan using 'Bama Boquan' (a premium brand). This 'Chunshui Le' really cheapens the experience.
3. This hotel actually shares a lobby and the all-day dining restaurant with the neighboring Delta hotel, with no separation whatsoever. The restaurant was completely packed, and their solution was to limit the flow of people. Seeing the queue for the restaurant almost reaching the hotel's front desk, for a moment, I wondered if this was really a Sheraton.
4. The hotel doesn't have its own parking lot; it shares one with the adjacent shopping center. They've really cut costs to the bone, if you know what I mean.
I really don't understand what's going on with this Sheraton; it feels incredibly cost-conscious. Although the room rate isn't expensive, if they're aiming for market share by lowering prices, it really goes against the impression Sheraton usually gives me. The only thing that might pass is the breakfast, but that's thanks to the supply chain; all Marriott hotels are pretty much the same.
In conclusion: If you're on a business trip, this hotel might be an option, but there are other choices. If you're on vacation, I highly do not recommend it; the experience is very average!
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