Sanli Yunlu Hotel (Tunxi Old Street Branch)

The location of the hotel is easy to find. There is a parking lot at the door, but there is no charging station. There is a charging station in the shopping mall opposite, but it charges slowly and is difficult to locate. I searched for a whole circle. The hotel's environment and facilities are quite good and new, but the formaldehyde smell in the room is a bit strong. I felt a little dizzy and had a headache when I slept. I think it will be much better if I take a walk. The hotel breakfast is ok. It is very close to Tunxi Old Street, but it is not recommended. Tunxi Old Street has too much business atmosphere. Instead, it is more recommended to visit the New Street. If you want to climb Huangshan, it is not recommended to stay here. It takes more than an hour to get to Huangshan from here, and you don't have enough time.

Must give this hotel full marks! The environment is elegant and quiet, and the lobby is luxuriously decorated. The room is spacious, with excellent lighting and a pleasant view outside the window. The hotel's service is impeccable, whether it is room service or catering service, the response speed is very fast and every request is met. The transportation is also very convenient, there is parking lot, and travel is convenient. I sincerely recommend it to everyone!

There is a patio outside the room window, the machine is rumbling 24 hours a day, and the front desk asked for 2 bottles of water, and the charge for 1 bottle is 3 yuan/250 ml. Too bad.

Safety and service are both missing! This stay in your hotel left me with a very bad impression, and I must tell everyone to avoid it. I drove to the hotel to check in, and I wanted to enjoy the free parking space service downstairs advertised by the hotel, but I never expected that I couldn't find a parking space downstairs for two consecutive days. Checking in should be easy and convenient, but I have to go through a lot of trouble for parking every day, which not only consumes a lot of time and energy, but also seriously affects my mood. What's more infuriating is that the hotel has huge loopholes in management. During the period, an unidentified person pretended to be a security guard downstairs, took the initiative to "enthusiastically" guide me to park somewhere else, and finally charged parking fees. Not to mention the extra financial expenditure, when a stranger appeared in the name of a security guard and took me to an unknown place, I was full of uneasiness. As an accommodation service place, the hotel failed to effectively control personnel, allowing criminals to take advantage of it. If personal and property safety problems occur, the consequences will be disastrous. This accommodation experience is not comfortable at all, and the sense of security is even more gone. I hope the hotel can face up to the chaotic parking management and security loopholes, carry out comprehensive rectification, and prevent other consumers from having similar experiences.