Budget-friendly stay at Wuhan Citizen's Home makes budget travelers cry with joy

🏘Hotel Introduction: Orange Hotel is located near Wuhan Citizen's Home with very convenient transportation. The hotel lobby features a simple yet stylish design, and the front desk staff are friendly. The rooms are clean and tidy, with comfortable and soft bedding, and good soundproofing to ensure quality sleep. I particularly like the smart control system in the room, which allows you to adjust the lights and air conditioning by voice. The bathroom has a separate wet and dry area, and the toiletries are of good quality. The only downside is that the rooms are a bit small, but overall the value for money is excellent. 💰Nearby Food: 1. There's an authentic Wuhan hot dry noodle shop right across from the hotel. Having a steaming bowl of hot dry noodles with egg wine for breakfast is the best way to start your day. 2. A 10-minute walk will take you to "Lao Tong Cheng" doupi shop, a time-honored Wuhan brand. Both the three-delicacy doupi and rice wine are worth trying. 3. There are also many barbecue restaurants nearby where you can try Wuhan's special grilled fish and lotus root slices in the evening. 4. For a proper meal, I recommend "Hu Jin Restaurant" located 800 meters from the hotel, which serves authentic Hubei cuisine. The steamed Wuchang fish and lotus root and pork rib soup are particularly popular. 💗Nearby Tourist Attractions Guide: 1. Wuhan Citizen's Home: Within walking distance, it's a great place to learn about Wuhan's urban planning, and the building itself is quite distinctive. 2. Hankou Riverfront: About 15 minutes by taxi, it's especially beautiful to take a walk and see the Yangtze River night view in the evening. 3. Wuhan Science and Technology Museum: 3 kilometers from the hotel, highly recommended if you're traveling with children. 4. Gude Temple: A unique Buddhist architecture that's very photogenic, about 20 minutes by car from the hotel. 📌Three Must-Visit Places: 1. Yellow Crane Tower: Wuhan's landmark building. Although it's a bit far (about 30 minutes by taxi), the experience of climbing the tower and overlooking the Yangtze River is definitely worth it. 2. Hubei Provincial Museum: Home to precious cultural relics such as the Chime Bells of Marquis Yi of Zeng. Remember to book free tickets in advance. 3. Tan Hua Lin: A must-visit place for artistic youth, with many specialty shops and cafes, perfect for a leisurely afternoon stroll.