Guang'anmen Lejia Premium Hotel, Beijing

The first room. It's the first room on the right hand side of the building upstairs from 229. When I first entered, there were only a couple of small bugs in the bathroom. After two days, the number of bugs increased dramatically. On the third day, I couldn't help but ask to change rooms. After changing rooms, I got 206 on the second row on the left hand side. This room is not only small and depressing. I couldn't even open a suitcase. And the soundproofing is very poor. So bad that I could hear the snoring next door at three o'clock in the morning. And Ctrip has the right to upgrade to a room for free. Every time it says it's fully booked.

See for yourself. If you insist on living here, I can't help you. As a rural kid, I've experienced a lot of hardships in my 40s. I freeze to death without air conditioning, but it's like a motor is installed in the room, which keeps running all night. The windows are covered with plastic sheets, so I can't even take a shower. I almost got my teeth frozen off when I got up in the morning to brush my teeth with a glass of water. I slept on a hard bed all night, and my old waist still hurts. I know that every inch of land in Beijing is worth a lot of money, but I've never spent more than 500 yuan to live in such a shabby place in Beijing.

Hygiene: Very clean. Environment: Not bad. Very close to the hospital. The service attitude is very good, and I answered all the questions. It's very warm here in winter😦, and people live very comfortably here.