XXiaotuzidekuailetiantang🏛️ Hotel History and Facilities
I only learned from the hotel's TV that this hotel is a converted historical building (actually several hundred years old), but the interior has been completely renovated, with newer room facilities and a more upscale feel to the decor.
🚗 Check-in Experience & Service
Upon arrival, I initially didn't know where to park, but the staff helped me (underground parking).
Check-in was smooth, and afterwards, a staff member proactively called to confirm if I had any other needs (in English, of course; for someone with limited English skills like myself, I could understand the words and piece them together).
👉 Overall, the service was proactive, which is a plus in European hotels.
🛏️ Room and Details
The room provides one bottle of water daily, which seemed insufficient. Surprisingly, housekeeping replenished the water around 5 PM, which was a pleasant surprise. They were very responsive to my daily needs, demonstrating excellent attention to detail.
🍳 Breakfast Experience (Highlight)
Breakfast was a combination of semi-buffet and à la carte: Some items were pre-prepared buffet food, while there was a secret menu (you need to ask).
Correct way to eat: Tell the staff you want an omelet, and they will give you a menu where you can choose side dishes such as mushrooms, scallions, and green peppers. Coffee also needs to be ordered separately from the server, which is suitable for those who are willing to communicate; otherwise, you might only get the basic buffet.
📞 Pre-departure Service
The day before check-out, the hotel calls to inquire about your stay and confirm if you need breakfast packed (breakfast box). This is a big plus and very thoughtful.
🌊 Environment and Features
The hotel's overall environment is very nice, with a seaside resort feel.
It has a private pier (highlight).
You can inquire about boat trips (such as to the Blue Cave).
⚠️ Note:
The hotel usually charters the entire boat, which is relatively expensive. However, a very important reminder (based on real experience): I originally considered going out to sea, but the hotel staff reminded me that the waves were quite high that day and they didn't recommend going out. We ultimately didn't go. Later, I saw other travelers' feedback that spending €30-€40 to share a boat did indeed result in very rough seas and a poor experience. There must be a reason why the hotel didn't make that money.
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