I came to town to visit relatives during the ***** New Year holiday, and I can only say that this kind of place is barely a good place to stay.
Facilities: Fair for this town
Cleanliness: 40 points
Environment: 40 points
Service: Not much
Overall: No disposable slippers, so remember to bring them. There's a kettle, but no cups for drinking water. Fortunately, there are bottled water.
The hair dryer didn't work...
The sink had old water stains, the bathroom door was broken and peeling, and the faucet was also scaled.
The room's soundproofing was poor, and conversations from neighbors or in the hallway were quite noisy. Since this room faces the street, it was still noisy.
Okay, let's talk about the good points. Although the decor looks a bit old, the room didn't smell damp. The twin beds were wide, so they weren't too hard to sleep on. The quilt wasn't too rough and was relatively soft.
The central air conditioning unit has heating, which makes it a little warmer than the room itself, but it can be a bit noisy. I didn't use the other toiletries, including the mouthwash cup, bath products, and slippers; I brought my own, though I honestly didn't dare use them.
All in all, this is pretty good for this town, and it's just a makeshift option. The rooms at the Peninsula Hotel above are a bit damp and dated, and there's a karaoke bar downstairs that's quite noisy, so compared to the other options, this one is a better choice.
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