Lanjing Hotel (Suzhou Donghuan Road Suzhou University)

The service was pretty good. After two days of cleaning, I didn't find any unclean places. The auntie cleaned the house every day when I went out, and changed towels and other things. There are relatively few breakfast options, just a normal breakfast, milk, soy milk, white porridge, buns, side dishes, etc. Considering that Ctrip only charges ten yuan for an additional breakfast, it is basically a normal price. (The cup is a little small, I hope you can change it to a bigger cup if you have the chance) The only drawback is that the hotel is relatively old and some of the facilities are not very new, but fortunately they can all be used and the heating is sufficient. Because it is on the street, there is inevitably some noise. The glass and floor are at the level of ordinary residential buildings, so don't expect to hear nothing. People who have trouble sleeping are better off wearing headphones or earplugs. You can hardly hear any noise coming from the next room, but you can hear someone walking by outside the door.

The room is consistent with the picture. It is very clean and comfortable. The hotel is in a prosperous area and the surrounding transportation is convenient. It's a five-minute walk from the subway. There's a small restaurant downstairs. I specifically told the lady at the front desk that I wanted a quiet room. It's really good, with good sound insulation and no smell. I slept soundly all night. I'll choose this room again next time. Home.

Not bad, pink series theme room, the kids especially like the slide, they play with it in the morning before going out, and play with it when they come back at night. The bunk beds are also very big. There are three beds in the room, and it feels like 6 people can sleep hahahaha.

The front desk was very indifferent. They didn't even greet us when we checked in. It was New Year's Day and other hotels would have added a "Happy New Year". They ignored me when I spoke to them. I brought two breakfasts with me, but they didn't tell me what time or where to eat. I took the initiative to ask them, and they only answered half of it, and then I asked another question. I saw in the comments that others said there was Nestle coffee in the room. I asked them and they said no, it was sold out a long time ago and you are not a company customer or anything like that. It was the supervisor who answered and his attitude was so *. We paid for the hotel and had to look at their faces the whole time. Do we owe them anything? Do we have any sense of service? At least greet us when we come in and out? We talked to them with a sour face!