Shangke Youpin Hotel (Zibo Beijing Road Muyang Village)

No breakfast. The family room has one 1.8m king bed and one 1.2m single bed, which is very convenient for family travel.

It seems to be a hotel converted from two floors of an office building. However, the facilities are top-notch, the rooms are spacious, and the separate wet and dry areas were unexpected. For the price, it exceeded my expectations, and I'm very satisfied. It's also not far by taxi to the Liuli Museum, so I've found the closest quality hotel.

This was the worst hotel I've ever stayed in. First, they said there was parking when I booked, but when I arrived they said there were no spaces available and I had to find one myself. The street was packed with cars, so there was no way to park. Parking outside cost extra. After checking in, the room had a strong odor, and the towels in the bathroom had boogers, eye discharge, and nose hairs. I called the front desk twice to ask for a replacement before they finally did. They were so unprofessional; I didn't even use them, I was too scared to. I was planning to check out, but the check-in fee was late, so I couldn't get a refund. There was constant noise all night, and nobody seemed to care. A child from one of the rooms started crying around 11 pm and cried until almost 1 am with the door open, seriously disturbing my rest. I will never go back to this hotel. I later found out that this huge hotel only had ten parking spaces—you can imagine how bad it was! Terrible!

Very good and beautiful

The stay was excellent. The room was clean, the staff were very friendly, and the view from the large bay window was breathtaking. Parking was also very convenient; the hotel has parking spaces in the underground parking lot, and it's easy to find by following the signs. The hotel is right upstairs in the elevator – so convenient! 👍

For someone traveling for business, the hotel's accommodations are quite good. However, there's one thing I don't understand. Of course, every company has its own management system, which I understand. According to the platform's booking rules, check-out is at 2 PM. My afternoon schedule is 3:30 PM, and I told the front desk I could check out half an hour later, no later than 2:30 PM. The reply was no, and there would be an extra charge if I checked out after 2 PM. I asked if 10 or 8 minutes later would be okay? No. Okay, I'll follow the rules, no problem. I don't know if the boss is just so rigid in his requirements, or if the employees are just so inflexible in their implementation. In short, I'm very unhappy. Running a hotel is a service industry, and I'm just an employee. Everyone should follow the rules, but is it really that rigid? Or could the way they speak be a little more tactful? I've been traveling for business for many years, and the boss should probably reflect on this situation. I'm not happy.

The room was spacious, bright, and clean. The location was also very convenient, within walking distance of the popular Shepherd's Village BBQ restaurant, and not far from the Ceramics and Glass Museum, Haidai Tower, and the train station. I would definitely stay here again if I had the chance.