The hotel's biggest advantage is its proximity to the airport. This was my first time staying at this five-star hotel. For a five-star price, I got a quality that's on par with a domestic budget hotel, or even worse. There's absolutely no soundproofing; I could hear people showering and using the toilet next door. The interior decoration is old-fashioned, though it was relatively clean. The family room for four had two beds, but only two blankets. The bathroom lacked a shower curtain; there was a glass panel standing next to half of the bathtub, only covering half the area. After showering, the floor was completely wet, and the bath mat was damp. No bottled water was provided, and the tap water had an odd taste when boiled. There was no place to charge my phone in the entire room. Frankly, spending 5,000 was so not worth it; I'd rather have slept on a chair at the airport than endure this frustration, especially having to wake up in the middle of the night to take medicine! It was truly enough.
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