Yichun Tianhua Yujing Business Hotel

This hotel was the one I finally chose after careful consideration. Planning my trip to Yichun took nearly a month, and I struggled to choose a hotel in the city. I was always trying to find the perfect balance between price, amenities, location, and quality. Brand-name chain hotels were either too small or overpriced during peak season. After a comprehensive comparison, I finally chose this one. Facilities: It's quite complete, with all the amenities you'd expect from a star-rated hotel. The bathroom has separate wet and dry areas, the room is quite large, and the bed is soft and comfortable. However, there was no mini-fridge. Cleanliness: The cleaning standards were acceptable. There was no dust or hair on the marble floor, and no visible dirt on the carpet. Environment: The location is convenient, just two or three stops from the train station. I personally reviewed it, and the bus ride from there takes less than 10 minutes. The downside was that my room had no view from the window. Although it was advertised as a mountain view, the window overlooked a terrace, so you had to draw the curtains. Service: The front desk staff was friendly and gentle. The hotel includes breakfast, and while it's not as fancy as some high-end hotels, the menu is quite comprehensive, including staples, porridge, side dishes, stir-fries, drinks, and more. Dishes are served on standard stainless steel plates, not the small plates you'd find in a typical hotel (which often require repeated servings). One plate is enough, so while it might not look fancy, it's quite practical. There's free parking at the hotel entrance, but it's unattended, so a little more service would be appreciated.

Pros: The king-size bed was 2.4 meters, which was spacious enough. There was also a 1.3-meter single bed. The bedding was clean and there were toys. The bathroom had separate wet and dry areas. Downstairs, turn left and there's a community supermarket. It's a half-hour drive from Xishui Park. The breakfast was clean and safe. Cons: Breakfast ended at 8:30, and for two consecutive nights, only towels and bath towels were changed and a simple cleaning was provided.

Extremely bad review. 1. Selling dog meat over sheep's heads: I booked a comfortable king-size bed room (picture A shown on Ctrip's booking page, 20 square meters). The actual room when I checked in was 16-18 square meters, which was the same design and layout as Ctrip's premium king-size bed room (picture B), called the front desk to ask, and the front desk said that there was only one room with the same design as the comfortable double room on the Ctrip booking page (picture A design), and the others were "like this" (small area, picture B design). I called the front desk and she said that she was not the one connecting with Ctrip. She didn’t know why Ctrip said that and there were no rooms to change. If she was not satisfied, she would ask the person in the hotel to connect with Ctrip. 2. The night shift front desk has an extremely bad attitude. 3. There are no formal windows, only decorative windows facing the corridor, which cannot be ventilated. In fact, they are just hard-installed glass on the walls, pretending to be called windows. There is a corridor outside the "window", and there is a light-transmitting curtain outside the "window". After turning off the lights and going to bed in the middle of the night, strong light from the corridor enters the room, making it impossible to sleep. Blocking the pillow didn't help either. I called the front desk, and the front desk had a bad attitude and asked the security guard to lower the brightness of the corridor lights, but it was still not enough to sleep. Due to this reason, I asked to change rooms, but the front desk sternly refused. After Ctrip assisted in negotiation, I reluctantly agreed to add 100 yuan to change. 4. The walls are as thin as cicada wings, and the horns of large trucks on the road are very harsh. At about 6 o'clock in the morning, the two cleaning ladies chatting loudly in the corridor/cleaning room and laughing loudly can be heard in the ears, so the alarm clock is skipped. 5. Hardware design flaws can be seen everywhere: Is the front end of the toilet 20/30 centimeters away from the glass door of the bathroom? When sitting on the toilet, your legs will bump against the door and your nose will be directly pressed against the door. Does the hotel mean to make guests face the wall and think about their faults?