Ruihua Time Collection Hotel (Wangjing Central Academy of Fine Arts)

The room was upgraded to a large bed with a window. The space was small, so you had to find a place to put your things. The sheets and pillowcases were made of felt, and they might be changed for each guest. But I looked carefully the next day and thought it was not very clean. The bed was very soft, the air conditioner was loud, and the sound insulation of the house was average. You could vaguely hear the snoring next door, but it did not affect your sleep. The thick slippers were good, and the toiletries were not disposable. You had to get your own toothbrush and comb. The washbasin was very small, and there was no disposable toilet seat. The location was a bit far from the subway station, and the bus station was very close, but the subway was the first choice. I basically took a taxi when I went out those days.

There was something like paper ash and incense ash on the hotel towels. The sound insulation was very poor. The room was close to the elevator, and I could hear the conversations in the corridor clearly. I was woken up several times by the children in the corridor. The toilet was very cold and the temperature difference between the room and the bathroom was very large.

It is really rare for a hotel to have no odor, it is also very rare for a kettle to be very clean, and it is absolutely rare for the shower water to be very strong. It is a very good value hotel! However, it is worth mentioning that the sound insulation of the hotel is average. You can hear the specific content of the washing and chatting next door at 5 o'clock in the morning. Secondly, don't stay in 8201 when you come to this hotel. It is very noisy at the elevator entrance. I don't know if it is the cleaner cleaning the corridor in the morning. The mop or broom/rod always hits the door. Because it is a metal door, suddenly, the sound is extremely loud, which scares people. It hits more than once. Finally, my roommate's Taiwan compatriots card was very smooth to check in in other hotels. When we arrived at this hotel, the front desk took a photo of the ID card. We had already entered the room to rest, but we still called to ask for the specific address information. After we had said it, we still asked for the specific house number. Is this appropriate? Do we have the right to do this? This is our third time here. It didn't happen the first few times.