Manzhouli Matryoshka Hotel

The hotel is very new, decorated in Russian style, with some furniture smells. After a day of ventilation, I still had to sleep with the window open at night. The overall quality of the service staff is good, but it is a bit messy because there are too many people. The hotel is not private, and there are too many people coming to check in and take pictures. The whole hotel lobby is as noisy as a vegetable market; the breakfast is really complaining. First, there are too few varieties, second, the quality is too poor, and third, Block A and Block B all have breakfast in a banquet hall. No one guides, no one arranges seats, and you have to find them by yourself in such a large place. It can be seen that the hotel has put a lot of effort into decoration, but the hardware has been worked hard (although there are flaws, the taste is indeed a big problem). Although it can be seen that the software wants to do its best, the management ability of the hotel is too far away from that of first-class hotels (it seems that the hotel is still controlled by a state-owned enterprise). As a hotel in a city supported by border tourism, it has a long way to go.

The room was very luxurious and beautiful, though the decor was a bit smelly, but for a one-night stay, it was tolerable. The drainage at the entrance to the Matryoshka scenic area was very poor. After only half an hour of heavy rain, the water was knee-deep, and my car was soaked there, causing significant damage.