I booked this hotel because it looked very close in a straight line on the map. However, if it's your first time here, following the navigation will completely disorient you. The standard route forces you through an underground passage, constantly telling you you're going the wrong way.
You can see the hotel's sign right above you, feeling like it's within arm's reach, but then you see the surrounding taxi lanes blocked by iron fences, making it seem impossible to get through – it's enough to make you lose your mind. I had to ask a passerby, a security guard, for help. Luckily, people from Shandong are warm and hospitable; he patiently guided me and even moved the fence so I could take the ground-level pedestrian path, which made it much closer. This short distance ended up taking over half an hour.
After familiarizing myself with the surroundings the next day, I realized the hotel is actually just a 10-minute walk from the train station.
The hotel looks tall, but the usable floors aren't very high. There are many tall buildings around the train station, so there's no real view to speak of, apart from air conditioning unit frames. I originally planned to extend my stay for another day, but after quickly checking off a few must-sees, I decided to leave early.
**Facilities:** Acceptable
**Hygiene:** Acceptable
**Environment:** The surroundings are a parking lot, charging stations, and food delivery scooters – a bit chaotic.
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