The parking lot is open-air and quite small. The restaurant is located in a small bungalow in the parking lot. The hotel lobby, the hallway, and the elevator all reeked of cigarette smoke. The rooms aren't large, but the cleanliness is acceptable, though there's a damp smell.
The glass isn't very soundproof, and the rooms all face the street.
The TV wasn't working and wouldn't turn on. I told the front desk about it before leaving that night. When I came back about half an hour later, I asked if the TV had been fixed. They said the technician was still in the room and asked me to go check it out. Confused? Should I help fix it? The room was so small that two people couldn't even turn around. I asked the front desk to ask the technician if he was okay and I'd go upstairs. The front desk reluctantly called the technician, who said he hadn't fixed it yet and would call someone else. My question is, why don't you fix the problem and not move us? They're making guests wait in the lobby late at night. Do you guys even clean the smoke?
The room was infested with mosquitoes. It's hard to describe. It was the worst experience of the year.
Not recommended for families. The strong smoke smell is harmful to children's health!
Not recommended for hearing-impaired guests. It's located on the road, and the windows are thin and soundproof!
Not recommended, not recommended, not recommended!
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