Pros:
1. The hotel's location is excellent, with a courtyard, a luxurious environment, and ample parking. The service attitude is superb, and it's very clean. We even got a free upgrade to a suite, and each room has a bathtub.
2. Some negative reviews mentioned that water needs to be paid for. I did see the 15 yuan per bottle Nongfu Spring, but you can always ask the hotel for free bottled water. I asked for two bottles and they brought four, no charge.
3. Negative reviews also mentioned a strange smell in the rooms. This time, I noticed silicone covers on all floor drains and an air freshener in the bathroom, so I didn't detect any unpleasant odors.
4. I didn't find the bedding to be unclean, as some negative reviews stated.
Areas for Improvement:
1. Things got a bit eerie at night. At 10 PM, the TV suddenly turned on by itself and the volume went to maximum. The remote couldn't control it, and the power outlet for unplugging was out of reach. A staff member came to resolve it after 10 minutes by unplugging it.
2. The light switch control is a bit clunky. It's either all lights on or all lights off. During the day, if you just want to turn off the lights to sleep, the curtains also close, making it completely dark. It would be good to have a small night light and separate controls for curtains and lights.
3. The mattress is very soft; you sink right into it. This might not be an issue for those who like it.
4. There's a red motion-sensor light directly above the bed, diagonally. I didn't know what it was at first, but when I turned over in my sleep, it would light up, and the same happened when my partner moved. It startled me quite a bit.
5. The air conditioning wasn't on, but for some reason, the vent would make a mechanical braking sound intermittently.
These issues didn't affect my rest, and I hope the hotel can improve them. I would still consider staying here again next time.
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