Pros:
1. The hotel room was very clean and well-designed. It came with a washer-dryer (which worked great!), an induction cooktop (though no pots/pans were provided), and a refrigerator (which cooled very quickly).
2. There are several cafeterias run by the property owners, offering good quality food at very affordable prices. Even the most expensive meat/shrimp dishes were only around 10 RMB, and vegetarian options were even cheaper. It was very convenient for all three meals.
3. There are plenty of benches in the courtyard, making it a cool and pleasant environment.
Cons:
1. The closest beach, which the hotel's shuttle bus (running hourly) goes to, is less than 2 km away and takes only a few minutes to reach. However, there's not much to do there, and the environment isn't great.
2. The advertised swimming pool does exist, but the water was freezing cold with no heating facilities, and the water quality didn't look very clear. Whether you could swim or not depended entirely on the weather. I booked the hotel specifically for the pool, but ended up not using it at all.
3. Getting to other attractions requires driving or taking a taxi. The river near the entrance has boats but isn't accessible for recreational use. The Deda Island mentioned earlier still seems to be under construction, with many areas around it fenced off.
4. The two buildings house several different hotels. If you need supplies, you have to ask the staff which hotel you're from. It's best to call the front desk for delivery.
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