Liyue Hotel (Meizhou)

Taking advantage of the holiday, we planned a Hakka trip to Meizhou. Meizhou has plenty of hotels, and the prices were reasonable for this time of year. After much deliberation, we chose this hotel in the old town, as it's a four-star hotel. First, the hotel's prime location makes it convenient to everything. Salt-baked foods and local snacks are a 10-minute walk away, and taxis to the museum and Thousand Buddha Pagoda are only around 10 yuan. Second, the hotel's amenities are exceptional: a smart hotel. The room is spacious, with a sofa, coffee table, and a dining table. It's voice-activated, and the daily room includes cookies, milk, snacks, and an apple. Tea comes in small tins, not paper bags. There's a smart toilet (just bring a disposable toilet seat, especially if you choose one). The parking lot is spacious and free. It happened to be raining heavily, and the security guard even met us with a giant umbrella. Thank you! Third: The service was excellent. We drove and arrived at the hotel at 3:00 AM. The front desk staff checked us in quickly (please note, this hotel requires a deposit because the room contains consumer goods). We were so eager to rest that we didn't have time to rest. Later, we realized there was no refrigerator (because we had a lot of snacks and it was so hot), so we asked if we could use one. A few minutes later, a waiter knocked on the door, and a petite, beautiful woman actually brought one over herself. I was so embarrassed, thank you. She also asked if I needed anything else, which took several trips. Thank you again. Fourth: A few suggestions: Could you install screens on the windows? I'd like to open them for ventilation, but there are so many mosquitoes in the summer, so I'm afraid to do it without screens. Also, the doors under the sink and TV cabinet are difficult to open and close due to the humidity. Please improve. Also, since we have carpet, could you please help me with cleaning? Thank you.

The room was average, the air conditioner was on heating mode and I couldn't adjust it to cool air. I had to open the window to fall asleep, but I was woken up by the sound of passing cars in the morning. It was a bad experience.