Well, how to put it... Aside from the absence of cigarette smoke, a hotel of this caliber would barely qualify as a two-star hotel in China. 200 Canadian dollars a night, outdated facilities, a terrible breakfast, and the simplest coffee tasted like dishwater. In the Chinese market, it wouldn't be competitive at all. The only advantage was that our room was relatively large, with a small living room and dining table, making it spacious enough for three people. Actually, hotels like Holiday Inn Express and Hilton Garden Inn in the US and Canada are far inferior to those in China. Those online reviews praising the breakfast probably haven't lived in Canada and haven't had many Western-style breakfasts.
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