Yanjin Hotels with balcony

"This hotel is located in a canyon in what's known as China's narrowest county, often referred to as a 'first-tier city'. The hotel's location is excellent, right in the city center, making it very convenient and close to shopping and leisure plazas. The Chinese food is great – very authentic and delicious. Upon entering, we were warmly greeted with hot ginger tea and roasted sweet potatoes, which was a lovely, personal touch. The hotel facilities are modern, clean, and practical. Highly recommended."

"I had a very satisfying stay. The hotel is conveniently located, making travel easy, and it has its own parking lot, which is a huge plus. My room faced the river, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows and automatic curtains, offering a great view. On the other side, it's close to the government administrative center. The surroundings are excellent with plenty of dining options nearby, including a 'Mom's Taste' restaurant with specialty black-bone chicken just downstairs. It was also very quiet at night."

"I lived during the Spring Festival and chose the hotel that looked like the best decoration and hardware in the town. When I was driving, I called to ask about the hotel parking. I was told that there was no hot water on the day, and the solution was either free cancellation or 30 yuan per refund for three rooms. But it was almost five o'clock in the afternoon, and our group of six people couldn't find a more suitable hotel temporarily. When I arrived at the hotel, I found that first, the hot water was not suddenly not at least the day before. The store could have informed in advance. Second, the store said that it had bought a new basin for each hotel, which was convenient for hot water to wash, but in fact, the basin was used by others before. Later, I sent a small red book and found that others went to the Spring Festival time, and they also encountered no hot water, indicating that it was not once or twice. In addition, the sound insulation effect is very poor, there are children running around in the corridor at night, no one cares."