Terrible experience, to sum it up in two words: completely frustrating!
We drove around the underground parking garage twice and couldn't find the EV charging stations. When we finally found them, they were way too far away! I had to go check in first while my husband took the kids to park.
At check-in, we were forced to use a self-service QR code kiosk. There I was in the lobby, carrying heavy bags, holding pillows and a blanket, awkwardly trying to operate my phone. After I registered my information, we tried to register my husband and kids afterward—no way! Absolutely not! They had to be present in person, or we needed front and back photos of their ID cards! What kind of ridiculous policy is that?
The shuttle train to Yinji runs every 15 minutes, but the timing never works out, so we had no choice but to walk there and back on foot.
The breakfast on the second day was an absolute madhouse—people were literally fighting for food. If slavery still existed, it would look like breakfast at the Ice and Snow Hotel! If you don't have the capacity to handle that many guests, stop selling so many rooms. Lugging our bags and wrangling the kids, it took us 20 minutes just to find a table. In the end, we had to beg strangers to share a table with us, leaving me standing while my kid sat. My husband went to get some mini burgers, but the line was a 30-minute wait! The buffet costs 100 RMB per person, and we ended up eating just a few eggs because, apart from the burgers and sandwiches, everything else was basically pre-made frozen food. The kids wouldn't touch it, and I couldn't stomach it either.
Never coming back here again!
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