Taixing Hotel

It is said to be a hotel but it is actually a hotel. Apart from the transportation and location in the downtown area, there is nothing good about it. (I usually don’t comment. I really can’t stand it. It’s not as good as an ordinary B&B in a small town in Xinjiang) Facilities: outdated. Renovation should be at least ten or eight years away. See the pictures for the actual situation. The pillows on the bed are just like the air. The windows don't close tightly and the noise is loud. The air conditioning unit is also very loud. Hygiene: so-so. The biggest problem is that the bathroom smells bad, and the sour smell permeates the entire room. It doesn't dissipate even after opening the door and windows for half an hour. Service: I don’t know what to ask, and I don’t know what to ask for. Anyway, he is just a wooden person. Parking: There is no parking space, so you have to find it by yourself. Price: The on-site display showed that the price for that day was lower than Ctrip's. The front desk responded that the display had not been updated.

It turns out that the location of the hotel is easy to find. There is a bus station and a restaurant opposite. When you arrive at the hotel, you can park in front of the hotel. You don’t have to worry about parking. When I asked the lady at the front desk, she was very enthusiastic and patient in introducing the surrounding places. In the lobby The sofa is very comfortable, the atmosphere is high-end and I sat there for a while. There is a room number sign as soon as I get out of the elevator, which is very clear.