Hotels in Nyalam County

"Definitely the best hotel in Nyalam. It's conveniently located right next to the county government building and has a parking lot with direct elevator access to the lobby. The rooms are clean, feature floor heating, a bathroom with wet/dry separation, and a standalone sink. However, the design and layout felt a bit impractical. Despite the spacious rooms, there isn't a proper desk or table to put things on. While the bathroom isn't small, the toilet is awkwardly squeezed into a corner, which would be very uncomfortable for taller or larger individuals, as you even have to push the shower's glass door outwards to make room. Additionally, there's no heater in the bathroom, and the hot water wasn't quite hot enough. The sink height is also awkwardly positioned, making it very inconvenient for anyone under 1.6 meters tall. Furthermore, I suggest the hotel improve its parking lot management. While there are plenty of spaces, some inconsiderate drivers, purely for their own convenience, park directly in the driveways, blocking properly parked cars from exiting."

"The room is quite large, and the most satisfying thing is the floor heating in the room. Since it was a bit cold on the day of check-in, the floor heating worked great, and it was very warm after taking a shower. The surrounding facilities are also very complete. The only regret is that the port was closed and we couldn't go there."

"The county is not big, it is very good to live in such a room. The location is very good, across the road is the check-in point at the end of People's Square 318. The window is the mountain and the view is good. The cleanliness of the room is generally still passing, and the corners and corners cannot be looked at carefully. Parking is not very convenient, you can park on the sidewalk with the road teeth."

"Yes, clean and hygienic."

"It's a remote place, just a place to stay for one night. It's said to have floor heating, 19 degrees when you enter the door, 21 degrees when you check out in the morning, oxygen supply at 8 pm, the air flow sound is quite loud, I don't know when the oxygen supply stops in the middle of the night, I just know that I can't feel the air flow when I wake up in the morning. The shower head is stubbornly tilted to one side, leaning against the wall and quickly flushing. There are no restaurants nearby, dinner must be eaten at the hotel, remember to ask for the meal fee, the boss lady gave a vague number of more than 100, and it was 190 when you check out. There are 2 bottles of water in the room, and if you need more, she will recommend you to buy it at a small store outside."