De Quinton Hotel

The location here is very convenient. On both sides of the main entrance are restaurants serving bean sprout chicken. About 2 minutes' walk away is Lao Huang's Restaurant. In the evening, there are also some vendors selling things on the street.  It's just that the water in the shower is not hot enough.

The newly opened hotel is very new. The rooms are not big but the bathrooms are quite big, both are very clean. The location is very convenient with breakfast and teahouses nearby. The Chinese-run hotel, the brothers at the front desk and an old gentleman are very friendly and polite, giving me a long-lost feeling of being at home.

I saw this new hotel on BOOKING and made a reservation on Ctrip. Because it is a new hotel, there is little information, so I was a little nervous before checking in. But fortunately, compared to the price, this is a very cost-effective place to live. The front desk is two good-tempered boys and a very gentlemanly elder. They will patiently answer your questions, but they don’t seem to be very familiar with the surroundings. The room is very small. Even if you book a relatively expensive double room, the layout is reasonable and you won’t feel cramped. Of course, the best thing is new! Everything looks brand new and makes people feel very clean. But it’s a bit regrettable that the water heater has a small power, it’s difficult to get a comfortable temperature, and the air conditioner is facing the bedside, which is a bit of a headache at night. The White House Chicken Shop on the right side of the hotel is very delicious, and there is a very delicious Li Rongji Jerky Shop on the left. The hotel is very close to Tangshui Street and Xinheji. There is also a night market dominated by Malays nearby, and street massage is cheap and comfortable. On Sundays, it’s only a few minutes’ walk to the weekend market. In short, it’s worth recommending.