Fanhua Xili Hotel (Tianshui Fuxi Temple Ancient City Branch)

Facilities: Absolutely terrible. The air conditioning was broken, the bathroom heater fell apart at a touch, and there's no elevator. The lighting was dim, and the photos are completely misleading. Cleanliness: Beyond awful, so dirty. The room smelled terrible, and there was a layer of dust on the floor – it felt like it hadn't been mopped. Environment: The room was incredibly small, and the bathroom was rundown.

The room was incredibly small; the two beds practically took up the entire space. The toilet in the bathroom was directly under the showerhead, a truly tiny setup. It was advertised as having 1.2-meter twin beds, but the beds were definitely not that wide. The soundproofing was awful; I could clearly hear normal conversations from the next room. The only upside was its proximity to Fuxi Temple.

No heating!!! No air conditioning!!! I woke up several times last night from the cold and didn't sleep well at all. My mother even caught a cold. I don't know why this is happening.

The hotel has a great location, near the ancient city. There are also buses nearby to Maijishan. My uncle liked it very much and was very satisfied. Maijishan is very beautiful and amazing, with a strong artistic atmosphere!

The hotel boasts an exceptional location: situated between Tianshui Ancient City and Fuxi Temple, it offers easy access to both. Such a location is virtually unparalleled in Tianshui City.

The hotel was clean and hygienic, and the price was reasonable. We checked in on Sunday, so the room rate was quite favorable. There's no elevator, but luckily we were staying on the third floor and didn't have much luggage. The hotel's location is extremely convenient. Just a three-to-five-minute walk to the right after exiting the hotel is the Fuxi Temple, and across the street is the Tianshui Ancient City. Looking left from the hotel exit, you can see the Little Potala Palace (a popular photo spot), which you can easily take right from the hotel entrance. It's also not far from Yusheng Lane, making it incredibly convenient.

Of course, you have to try Malatang (a spicy hot pot dish) when you come to Tianshui! The Malatang was just so-so, nothing particularly outstanding. It was a bit too oily and salty, but it's quite enjoyable to eat once in a while if you like strong flavors. However, it's not very healthy to eat too much of it. The hotel's location is excellent, within walking distance of the scenic area. The front desk staff were also very welcoming, and considering that we had elderly guests, they proactively gave us a room on a lower floor.

The receptionist was very attentive and friendly, and the hotel was conveniently located close to the attractions. However, the hotel's hygiene and facilities were terrible; the room had a foul odor, and the bathroom was moldy everywhere.

The room was filthy, the bed was hard, the worst room I've ever stayed in on a business trip! The air conditioning wouldn't turn on! The toilet was filthy! I didn't get a good night's rest! For this price, this hotel is about the same size as a guesthouse.