I booked this hotel because it's close to the bus station. The lobby is nicely decorated, and the staff are very friendly and helped carry my luggage to the room.
The room was incredibly spacious! The decor was a bit of a hodgepodge European style and not very refined, but because the room was so huge and had plenty of furniture, the overall experience was still quite good.
I didn't try the breakfast, so I can't comment on it. There are many convenient takeout options nearby.
The pool was decent, but getting to it involved walking through a very long, dark corridor on that floor, which felt a bit unprofessional.
When the staff member was helping me with my luggage, they complimented my English, saying that most Chinese people barely speak English. I told them that's not true, many speak it very well, and those who aren't as proficient don't need to try as hard to learn English because there are so many Chinese speakers in the world. But I felt that this kind of stereotype about Chinese people not speaking English isn't something a service staff member should have or comment on.
Later, after returning home, I saw on Xiaohongshu that this hotel's rooms were previously a long-term gathering place for *unpleasant individuals* (though they've since been raided by the police). If you're booking, you might want to consider this.
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