Liaoyang Taizihe District Hotels

The Nth stay, every time is a twin room, can accommodate three people, this hotel is a quiet place, very close to the train station, the environment is good, the breakfast is also very rich, the surrounding supermarket dining, shopping and dining is very convenient, parking is free, the room is very clean and tidy, Very comfortable to live, recommended

客房很乾凈 設施：比較齊全 衞生：衞生比較乾淨，配備的東西也是一次性的。床單被罩上也沒有頭髮。總體來説服務比較不錯。

It's in a building of Park Plaza Hotel. I searched for a long time before I found it. It's a separate floor, the room is very large, it feels a bit like an apartment hotel, clean and sanitary, and the price-performance ratio is good.

I went to Jilin from Shenyang University on purpose and checked in at Liaoyang halfway. The room was large, and the breakfast and environment were very good. I have a suggestion. I was stopped when I left the garage in the morning. Should I call the front desk to unlock the license plate number? When checking out, should the front desk ask?

We stayed here for three nights, but two would have been more than enough. The attractions here are quite informal and open. The Mural Museum was closed on two consecutive days. Tokyo Mausoleum advertises that it's closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, which we missed, but the driver told us it might be closed for a long time. Other places are generally open. I recommend Jinbihuihuang, across the bridge. It's delicious and a must-try. They even have resident singers on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Afterward, we took a walk back and enjoyed the refreshing breeze. The hotel was okay; it was relatively clean and looked relatively new. The service wasn't as good as hotels in the south. Cleaning was something you had to ask about, not what you asked for. They provided plenty of mineral water each day, unlike some hotels that only give you two bottles, which is hardly enough in the summer. This was a really nice touch. The following pictures are of the hotel breakfast. Our children can't handle spicy food, so we had fried rice every day, so the options were a bit limited.

Objectively speaking, the hotel room is very large, the room decoration is also very good, very new, large in size, there are indoor naughty castles and children's paddling pools, this price is very cost-effective. But the attitude of the check-in staff at the front desk was really bad. It was already more than eight o'clock on the first day. I had to go out to the zoo the next morning. I brushed my hand and said that the child would charge 19 tickets. I said that we came to live and didn't go to play, saying that it wouldn't work, we were the hotel for bathing, I said why we didn't go in and why we paid the tickets for the bath, and then someone else came and gave it a waiver. Stayed for a day, came back at night and found that the room was not cleaned up at all, the trash can was full and not poured, even if it was not cleaned up, the toothbrush should come to get a new one, the hotel environment is not bad, the service is really bad

It is near the Taizi River, and the scenery is beautiful. The Taizi River Park is right outside the hotel, which is very suitable for walking. The river view room is close to the street. The room is very clean, the facilities are relatively advanced, and most of them can be controlled by voice. The service staff is very enthusiastic. It is troublesome to take a taxi, so it is recommended to use Didi directly. Overall, it is a hotel worth staying in.

There is a large parking lot and the driving family is very friendly. The front desk service is very good, there are robots for delivery, the room layout is the iconic Atour level, high-end! Very close to the river, next to a morning market, a good place to experience the local fireworks.

The service is very good, and I have extended the check-out time with my trip.

The room is clean and new, parking is convenient, living is very comfortable, there are mosquitoes in the middle of the night, there is no mosquito repellent in the house, the physical examination is a bit worse