🚇 **Location:** Traveling with kids for a competition at the Exhibition Center, it's a convenient 10-minute walk to the venue. It's also very close to Guangda Station for lines 2 and 4, just a 3-minute walk. However, there aren't many buses or taxis around, so the metro is your main mode of transport.
😎 **Front Desk:** The service at the front desk was great. I originally booked an executive king room, but they proactively upgraded us to a suite. One minor inconvenience is that the hotel doesn't deliver takeaways to your room; you have to go down to the lobby to pick them up. I'd suggest getting a couple of robots to help deliver food to the rooms.
☕ **Room Cleanliness:** The room was pretty clean; I didn't check every corner, but everything visible seemed fine. However, if you plan to use the capsule coffee machine, make sure to run it through with water a few times first, as there were some coffee grounds left inside. The room was incredibly quiet – you couldn't hear a single sound at night.
🌼 **Bathroom:** The hot water for the shower was excellent, but the shampoo and conditioner weren't great. Also, the shower door doesn't seal well, so water leaks out onto the floor. You might slip if you're wearing the disposable slippers. Thankfully, they provide plastic slippers for showering, which is a nice touch!
🍲 **Breakfast:** Breakfast was good, with a decent variety of options. Plus, it starts at 6:30 AM, which is a huge bonus! This is super convenient for those who need to get an early start for competitions.
🎈 **Laundry Room:** There's a laundry room, but it's on the third floor of the neighboring Ibis hotel. They have five washing machines and five dryers, which is plenty. Both hotels share a lobby, so you just go through the main entrance, past the reception desk, and take the Ibis elevator up to the third floor. However, the dryers aren't as efficient as those at Atour or Hanting; it takes about 2 hours to dry clothes.
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