Wuyuan Meilun Hotel (Wuyuan High-Speed Railway Station)

Huge thanks to the lovely lady at the front desk on April 6th who greeted me so kindly! Even bigger thanks for helping me look through the security footage when I couldn't find my bag – I eventually found it! And even though I lost my room key in the end, finding my bag was such a relief! The room itself was very comfortable, clean, and convenient. The themed town is still quite new, and my first experience here was great. My only suggestion is that there aren't many places to drag luggage up the town's slopes, so it might be a good idea to bring some strong friends to help carry bags 😊

The room was super spacious, and the location is incredibly close to the train station, making transportation really convenient. It's also near a large shopping mall, so dining options are plentiful. Best of all, the price was amazing – definitely great value for money. I highly recommend this hotel to friends!

The hotel offers a quiet and comfortable environment with excellent service. The facilities are new, and it's conveniently located very close to the train station.

The hotel is extremely close to the high-speed train station. The room with two queen beds (1.5m each) was a huge plus, ensuring a very comfortable sleep. The only downside was that the town's infrastructure is still underdeveloped, making dining options quite limited, with just a KFC nearby. However, there's a free Xiangao Ancient City (Xian'gao Cheng) within the town which is great for exploring, and they also have evening performances. If you arrive in the afternoon, taking a taxi there for some food and drinks is still a good option.

Location: The hotel is situated in what's referred to as 'Train Town,' just across a large plaza from the high-speed rail station. This area is quite underdeveloped, with only a convenience store and two hotels – this being one of them (they share similar names and the same owner). The surrounding buildings are mostly construction sites, and according to local drivers, the area hasn't officially begun attracting businesses or selling properties yet. It's a rather deserted spot near the high-speed rail station; our only reason for choosing it was its convenient access to Huangling. Value for Money: Although it's a newly opened hotel with quite spacious rooms, some of the facilities are already broken, and the overall quality is only average. The materials and furnishings used are quite basic, classifying it as a very ordinary economy hotel.

The room had a faint smell of fresh renovation. We stayed for two days, and on the afternoon of the second day, to our dismay, there was no hot water. This was particularly frustrating as I felt quite sticky in the warm weather, and it took a full hour for the hot water to finally come on. The front desk staff, a young lady, promptly sent up some complimentary drinks as an apology, which was a nice gesture and mitigated the issue somewhat, so the service was still pretty good overall. However, the cleanliness was a bit of an issue. The table was quite dirty, so much so that I didn't even dare to place anything on it. Even after we requested a room cleaning the following day, the table still wasn't wiped.

The cleanliness was absolutely appalling – truly a first for me. Not a single table was clean; they were all so grimy and covered in grease and dirt that I didn't even dare to put my belongings down. And the sink? That was another bizarre feature. Just washing my hands caused water to splash all over the bed. I'm utterly speechless.