The hotel's location is excellent; it's a hidden gem, from its position to its architecture. You can relax by the Yulong River, and the hotel's greenery is lovely. In the mornings, you can hear roosters crowing and birds singing. It's quiet and far from the city's hustle and bustle. Check-in is entirely self-service. The annoying part was not finding the elevator, so I had to carry my luggage up to the room. I only discovered the elevator's location later when I went for a walk. The hotel has a Chinese restaurant open for both lunch and dinner, and we ate all our meals there. The food was decent, and guests get a 10% discount. During our two-day stay, I felt that the older staff members were more attentive, responsible, and genuinely helpful. This includes the security guard in the parking lot and the cleaning lady on our floor. When we left, the parking attendant even helped us load our luggage into the car. The cleaning lady did a very thorough job on the second day; she even folded our pajamas neatly, and the beds were spotless. At breakfast, an older, tall, and thin staff member saw me taking something like guilinggao (tortoise jelly) without adding any condiments. He immediately told me it needed condiments, otherwise it would be tasteless, and even led me to where they were. I was truly touched. It was a small gesture, but it showed genuine kindness and care for guests. Takeaway food deliveries can only be left downstairs, which is very inconvenient for pick-up. Would it be better to have a robot deliver them?
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