MB GALLERY CHATAN by THE TERRACE HOTELS

MB Chatan Gallery Hotel is a ten-minute walk from the American Village. Next to it is the Hilton Hotel and opposite is Ryukyu Beef. This area is relatively quiet. Shopping in the American Village is very general. There are no branded specialty stores or shopping malls. They are mainly small tourist commodities. There are mainly some restaurants such as beer houses that play noisy music. The hotel is divided into bay view and sea view. The bay view is the view I stayed in. Because the hotel is not located by the sea in a small town, only a few high-rise sea view rooms have good views, and the others are average. The management style is fast-paced, there is no holiday and leisure atmosphere and no grade. There is no reception and sitting check-in, but if they have vacancies, you can check in at 1 pm. After checking in, a drink is provided. The lounge on the 7th floor can be enjoyed by all room types. The space is high and has a sea view, but the hotel management is very unprofessional. From 2 to 4 pm is afternoon tea time. Two staff members are chatting loudly. There are cakes for tea, but the taste and quality are very poor and very sweet. I went to the Hanon pancake shop and lined up to enter. It was also too sweet and too sweet to eat. It may be the sweetness of the United States. Chinese people will think that adding so much sugar is a crime. From 4 to 6 pm is the wine time, there are snacks and cold dishes. After eating the cold dishes, my stomach was uncomfortable and growling. I thought if it was really spoiled food, it would be troublesome to vomit and have diarrhea, but fortunately it was not. Breakfast reservations must be made at the time when checking in, one main meal plus a buffet area, both of which were bad. I ordered the B set meal and waited for a long time. The fried fish was too oily and the fish meat was so old that it stuck between my teeth. There were few buffet items, and I ate several bad tomatoes. This hotel does not seem to be opened by professional hoteliers. Professionals pay much attention to restaurants, but I have moved to the Hilton next door and it is not good. The price is still high. The hotel is a new hotel. The room is clean and there is no peculiar smell. Overall, you can live in the American Village.

The breakfast is very rich, with five set menus and buffet options. It is highly recommended. The location is also very convenient, close to the American Village, and it is very close for a stroll.