Overall, I had a good impression of this hotel. Below, I'll briefly highlight what I liked, as well as some unique aspects I noticed 😊
First and foremost, the hotel is exceptionally clean. The bedding was soft and spotless, with no strange odors or colors. Both the pillows and mattresses were relatively soft, which I greatly appreciated. In China, many hotel mattresses tend to be firm, so the softness here was a big plus.
Furthermore, the room had absolutely no strange smells, which is very important to me. The bathroom and toilet were also meticulously clean, showing the hotel's dedication to maintenance. I walked around the room in my socks and didn't find any noticeable dust or hair, indicating excellent hygiene.
I'd also like to specifically mention the hotel's distinctive decor. The interior ambiance is lovely, with beautiful dining areas where you can sit and eat with friends or family. There are also tables for enjoying food you've ordered or brought in. Additionally, there's a tea area, which is another great feature. There's even a small "eco-corner" with birds, and these details make the entire environment more interesting.
There are also public restrooms on the first floor, which is very convenient, allowing you to spend more time downstairs without frequently returning to your room. Overall, the hotel's design is thoughtful, and the layout is quite engaging.
Now, for some aspects that I found unique and where there might be room for improvement. I understand that this hotel primarily caters to pilgrims visiting the temple, who are typically resolute, live simply, and could even be described as "ascetic practitioners" who aren't demanding about their environment – for such guests who are focused on "cultivating body and mind," a slight temperature variation might not be an issue at all 😄.
However, for regular tourists, there isn't any obvious cooling equipment in the room, and more importantly, no heating. Perhaps heaters are provided in winter, but there weren't any during my stay. The room was a bit chilly upon entry, and I needed to stay under the covers for a while to warm up.
Another thing that surprised me was that the towels were kept in the bathroom area, not in the main room. For me, this was a bit inconvenient because towels can easily absorb odors. If the toilet lid isn't closed, tiny airborne particles might also spread to the towels. Based on my personal habits, I would suggest placing the towels in the main room or on the bed, allowing guests to decide how to use them.
There's also a minor detail regarding where to hang towels and clothes. There are hangers in the room, but they are right against the door. This means clothes will touch the door, and if it's a wet towel, it's like wiping the door with it, which isn't an ideal experience.
The floor was also quite cold. If you get up at night and step on the floor, it feels very chilly. A small rug by the bed would make it much more comfortable. On the positive side, there's a hairdryer in the room, which is very useful after a shower.
Furthermore, I have a small suggestion regarding the service aspect. During check-in, I waited about 15 minutes for the foreign guest registration process to be completed. If the hotel can accommodate foreign guests, the process itself isn't complicated: scan the passport and enter the information. If the staff were more familiar with the procedure beforehand, it would be smoother overall.
There was also a minor incident: if I hadn't been in the room at that moment, but had already gone out, there might have been a small "mismatch." Later, police came for a routine inquiry, which are normal security procedures that I fully understand and support 👍. However, if foreign guests could be briefly informed in advance that such situations might occur, it would be more reassuring. Otherwise, if guests are already out, it could cause some unnecessary inconvenience.
It's also possible that this wasn't actively arranged by the hotel, but rather a normal procedure after foreign guest registration. Regardless, if an explanation could be provided beforehand, it would make the experience smoother for foreign guests 😊
Overall, this is a unique, clean, and thoughtfully managed hotel. I left with a very good impression and hope these small suggestions can help it become even better 👍
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