The front desk staff were really helpful, and the lobby was spacious and luxurious. The best part was the escalator leading directly to the subway station downstairs, so you don't even have to go outside to catch the train – it's wonderful! The location is truly central; I'll definitely stay here again next time. I only discovered on the last two days that different exits from different doors lead to various convenient places. On my last day, I happily enjoyed Ya Kun and Chagee (both very close!). The room itself was very clean with a great view, and the air conditioning was excellent. You don't need an adapter; you can use your Apple charger directly 🔌. There's a separate drain for the direct drinking water tap. New toothbrushes, toothpaste, towels, and slippers were provided daily. I was quite satisfied (it's miles better than hotels in the US… except for the room size). In one room, you can open two 26/28-inch large suitcases on the raised platform, and the cabinets and various hooks 🪝 on the wall can all be utilized. I found my stay very comfortable. The blackout curtains were very effective. When Google Maps wasn't very helpful at night, I could easily spot the bright Mercure sign, which gave me a sense of security. The surrounding area felt incredibly safe.
It feels like you can get by with both English and Chinese here. I always communicated directly in English at the hotel, so I didn't encounter any issues. However, only speaking Chinese might present a slight barrier (based on my parents' experience). Overall, very satisfied.
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