My overall stay was quite disappointing. First, after entering the underground parking, I wanted to find a spot closer to the hotel but there were no clear signs. After parking, I had to walk up about three flights of stairs to get outside and then re-enter the hotel. It was raining on the day I checked in, so my hair and clothes got wet. After check-in, the front desk informed me that there was no phone in the room and I needed to add them on WeChat to communicate any requests. The response time on WeChat is definitely not the same as a phone, and who wants to add a WeChat contact they'll never use again just for a hotel stay? I actually laughed when I entered the room, the layout was truly baffling. The wardrobe area felt cramped, like sitting in a hard-seat train car. The sink was so low that my back hurt just from taking off my makeup and washing my face; it seemed more suitable for children. The room's climate control system wasn't very effective. It felt stuffy when I entered, so I turned on the AC to cool down, but it was still uncomfortably warm even after I showered and went to bed. The next day, the breakfast selection was noticeably smaller and less tasty compared to other hotels. The bacon was burnt, the watermelon wasn't sweet, and the cantaloupe was overripe. On the positive side, the hotel lobby's high-ceiling design was quite welcoming, and the mini-fridge had drinks and ice pops. This is an objective description; overall, the value for money was limited, and I was quite disappointed.
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