Kaixuan Shidai Family Apartment Reviews

Great for solo travelers on a budget. It's just a place to sleep, but the location is fantastic – right in the commercial center, behind the train station.

The owner is very welcoming and kind.

It’s good by location, easy to find , very cheap , but there is no air conditioner , no fan , no window. For summer it’s a little difficult to sleep here.

It was an average one but not so bad.

Good 👍👍

So far so good. Liveable.

Very bad hotel. To really avoid ! The rooms are dirty. The sheets and pillowcases are dirty and haven't been changed. The room is very small, with a very low ceiling. The room is very degraded. There is no table or chair or cupboard. The bathroom is indecent. It's difficult to take a shower. The reception staff is very rude and contemptuous to the customer. It's impossible to cancel the reservation and to be refunded. This hotel is really the worst choice !!

No towel, no shampoo, no soap or body wash. TV not working. Got kettle but no cup.

Need more utilities

Environment: The accommodation environment is very good. Cleanliness: Clean and tidy. Facilities: The facilities and services are complete, and the transportation is convenient. Service: The service is very attentive.

The bed is comfortable, there's hot water, and it's very close to the train station. The only downsides are the poor soundproofing and I saw one cockroach in the toilet. But it's very cheap, so it's fine with me. And the room reminds me of my grandmother's closet, very nostalgic.

The room smelled terribly of mold. My throat started to hurt, so I left after only one day, even though I had planned to stay for several nights. Anyone who values ​​cleanliness should definitely avoid this place. The price was cheap, but the quality was even lower than that.

The hotel is conveniently located two minutes from Dalian Station's North Square and five minutes from Dalian Station on Subway Lines 3 and 5. Dalian Russian Cultural Street is a five-minute walk away, Pavilion/Qingniwaqiao Station is a 10-minute walk, and Zhongshan Square is a 15-minute walk. The building has an elevator, but it's old, and the rooms are located on the upper floors beyond the main entrance, making the climb up steep and narrow for those carrying heavy luggage. Luggage storage is available. A 50 yuan deposit is required upon check-in. The rooms are very small and have no windows leading to the outside. The reception staff are all elderly and unable to use translators, so they only communicate in Chinese, which can be a challenge for foreigners. However, the rooms are in decent condition considering their age. The shared bathrooms are not very sanitary.

I am very satisfied with the price, however. I booked for two days. On the first day, since my flight arrived around midnight, I booked a small room just to sleep. On the second day, I booked a large room with a private bathroom so I could also rest at the accommodation. On the first day, I arrived without being able to translate due to a problem with my e-SIM settings, but they gave me the large room. I wondered, "What's going on? Did they upgrade me?" I wanted to stay here, thinking it was a nice place. On the second day, I went to the counter and said I had booked a room again today. Suddenly, they tried to give me the room I had booked for the first day. When I asked for the room I had reserved, they told me to use the small room, saying, "You used the big room yesterday, didn't you?" As I mentioned earlier, I wanted to spend some time at the accommodation today, so I refused and asked for the room I had booked. They told me to sit and wait for a moment. They opened the room right next door, cleaned it, and told me to use that one. I said I didn't like it because it was a larger room but didn't have a private bathroom, so I asked for the room I had booked. They replied, "The room you booked isn't available right now." When I asked why that room wasn't available when I had made a reservation, they sighed and said, "Then use the room from yesterday. That room is actually more expensive, so you have to pay an extra 25 yuan." I couldn't be bothered to argue anymore, so I just said okay, paid the extra amount, and got the room I had stayed in yesterday. And then a cockroach appeared in the room. Ugh.