I mainly chose this hotel for a museum visit the next morning, as it's a convenient 10-minute walk away. The parking downstairs is incredibly small, with only a few spots, so even arriving at 3 PM, it's usually full. However, if you talk to the front desk, they can direct you to a residential area about a 5-minute walk away. You pay there and then get reimbursed by the hotel.
The room was on a lower floor, and the family room itself was decent-sized, not small, but it was close to the elevator and quite noisy. I was woken up around 6 AM by people talking and the elevator sounds. Even when I wasn't sleeping, I could hear the robot vacuum cleaning on an incline. The bathroom facilities were fine. Although the hotel is next to an overpass, the noise wasn't significant, especially at night with fewer cars, so it didn't bother me.
The front desk service was mediocre. The tall young men and women, whether checking in or out, had a very indifferent attitude, almost like children talking to their parents – 'What?', 'Oh?', 'Huh?'. They only answered when asked, and their height made them seem even more condescending. The whole experience felt uncomfortable. They are the face of the hotel and need to improve their demeanor, not just be tall.
Overall, the location is good; it's convenient for takeaways and dining out.
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