I only paid a little over 100 RMB, so I just intended to rough it for a night during a layover, without high expectations. However, the actual experience was much worse than I anticipated.
First, finding the hotel was a real hassle. For someone unfamiliar with the local roads, relying solely on navigation makes it incredibly difficult to pinpoint. Arriving late at night, the hotel had no illuminated neon sign, no visible标识 at all. I had to slowly search for it by comparing it to online pictures.
Secondly, the check-in experience was very poor. Most guests here are travelers catching flights, and the crowd was large and mixed. The front desk staff couldn't handle the volume, and their lack of proficiency made the check-in process very inefficient, leading to long waits.
The room had several hardware issues: the electronic key card was faulty, the air conditioner made a constant squeaking noise when running, and the bed base was very hard. The bathroom facilities were old-fashioned, like something from the 80s or 90s, and some stubborn stains couldn't be cleaned off. Thankfully, the toilet seat was clean.
The worst part was the bedding. It was obvious that only the bed linen and duvet covers had been changed. The mattress and duvet inserts hadn't been replaced for a long time, accumulating the smells left by many previous guests. The odor was very noticeable and made sleeping quite uncomfortable.
I could only make do for one night as a transit stop. If I had other options, or known about these issues beforehand, I would not have chosen this place.
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