Guests over 70 must be accompanied by a younger person to stay here. The hotel has parking spaces right outside, an elevator inside, and a restaurant on the first floor. From a side exit on the fourth or fifth floor, it's just a 5-minute walk to the cable car station, where you can catch a scenic shuttle. If you head out the front door, you'll find plenty of dining options less than 10 minutes away. It's also a pleasant stroll to Zhengjie Street or Ruqin Lake. The location is excellent – a quiet oasis close to the bustling area, offering both convenience and tranquility. It's very peaceful at night (barring the occasional late-night chatter from other guests in the hallway). The hotel upgraded our room, which was spacious and incredibly clean. We enjoyed tea on the tatami mat while taking in the mountain views. The bedding was very comfortable, and the shower had excellent water pressure. There's also a lovely terrace on the third floor with tables and chairs, perfect for a quiet evening tea. It would have been a perfect stay, but for one minor issue: although the hotel offers station drop-off, they weren't aware that the shuttle buses leaving the scenic area only depart on the hour. In theory, it's hourly, unless there are enough people to fill a bus, in which case it leaves early. We saw shuttle after shuttle leaving for the North Gate, but the one for the South Gate took forever to fill up. After we repeatedly urged them, they finally dispatched the bus 15 minutes early, which still meant we wasted over 40 minutes waiting in the scenic shuttle, nearly missing our high-speed train. I hope the hotel front desk will familiarize themselves with the shuttle bus schedule for both North and South Gates in the future and inform guests to prevent travel delays.
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