It's like a small condo with rooms for rent. There are 3 floors, each with 3 rooms, and no elevator, lobby, or staff. Everything is handled online, which is a bit inconvenient.
To check in, you have to send your information and passport to the staff online, and they'll send you a building access code and a room access code in numerical form, which is very complicated.
To enter the room, you have to enter numbers and then press another unlock button, which wasn't explained beforehand. It took several attempts to get into the room.
The room is spacious, with two bedrooms, suitable for a family, but the air conditioning wasn't very effective. It wasn't cool enough in the summer, so it wasn't very comfortable.
There's Wi-Fi, but the signal is extremely slow. I had to turn the router on and off again for some reason. Even with Wi-Fi, it was still slow, causing delays in my work.
The accommodation has a kitchen and a washing machine, which is good for people staying for a long time.
The location is far from the subway; you have to walk quite a distance to the station, and it's very difficult to find. It doesn't even show up on Google Maps, which is confusing.
Check-in is at 3 PM and check-out is at 12 PM.
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