Mercure Yimao Apartment (Shenzhen North Railway Station)

The worst experience I had living in an apartment was that all the furniture was dusty and the air conditioner was so dusty that I didn't dare to turn it on. If it hadn't been too late and I had to check out, I would be speechless if I dared to rent out a room like this.

I went to Hong Kong for a few days and screened online. Although this apartment is a shared apartment, it looks good. I was quite satisfied after moving in. There are disposable bath towels and towels. The decoration is also very new. The community is very high-end apartment. It is very close to Shenzhen North Station and convenient to Hong Kong. It is cost-effective to live here for about 100 yuan. I have lived in an apartment renovated from a village in the city before. The hygiene and facilities were really poor. This one is clean and comfortable. It is a first choice for a short stay.

If there are other options, I strongly recommend not to choose this one. I am a frequent visitor to Shenzhen North Station and have stayed in many hotels/apartments nearby. This one was the most unpleasant one. Service: The main unpleasant point is check-in. There is no offline staff. I gave all the information on WeChat as required by the apartment, but they simply refused to check in on the grounds of "no order record". I have no way of knowing the specific situation, but compared with the very quick and caring handling of the young lady from Ctrip, the apartment seems extremely frivolous. The money is firmly in my pocket, but the room is not arranged for a long time. I would rather quarrel with me than solve the problem. Hygiene: It is quite satisfactory and tidy overall. But after the argument ended at 1 o'clock in the morning, when I entered the room, a cockroach on the ground still scared me. Facilities: It's OK. But there is also a very unreasonable point that if you want to use towels, toothbrushes, etc. in this hotel, you have to deduct money from the deposit. This is actually not in compliance with regulations, because these are included in the room facilities when booking a hotel. But I don't have time to pursue this point, so I'll tell you who are reading the comments.