Glad Hotel Mapo

This hotel is incredibly convenient, with a wide variety of food and drink options nearby. However, on the first night, the drain in my parents' room severely backed up, making it impossible to sleep. After discussing it with the hotel the next day, they moved us to a different room, which was much better. I'd say the hotel's facilities are a bit old, and the cleanliness of the bathroom sink wasn't great.

This was my second stay here, and this time I booked a twin room. Everything was pretty good, except for the fact that there was only one pillow. Check-in is on the 9th floor, and you'll also find breakfast, a 7-Eleven, a 'Life Four Cuts' photo booth, and a Wowpass machine there. The location is super convenient for both transport and daily necessities!

Facilities: The power outlets were really odd. Some were Chinese standard, but the electric kettle had a Korean plug, which completely threw me off. None of my converters worked, and it took a while to figure out. I had to ask the front desk for help, and even though they didn't quite understand what I was saying, they surprisingly sent a handyman who gave me a converter... quite a shock!. Cleanliness: Decent, overall good, although the dark color scheme might hide some things. When I pulled out a large towel to shower, it was covered in hair (good thing I wasn't using it to dry myself). Environment: Super convenient location, super convenient location, super convenient location! But there wasn't much of a view outside the window. Service: The front desk staff were alright. However, considering how aggressively your hotel markets itself in China, I'd suggest hiring more front desk staff who are proficient in Chinese. Overall, if you don't want to spend time picking a hotel and just want an easy option, you can blindly go for this one. I had a last-minute change of plans, so I paid an inflated price when I booked. Personally, I think it's worth in the 600-700 range.