HOTEL ANDI TOWNSCAPE WUHAN

The hotel is in an excellent location, close to the subway station, bus station and tourist buses, and the Jiangtan Park opposite is also within easy reach, making it very convenient to travel with children. There is a popular Feifei Shrimp Restaurant nearby, where you can queue up at the hotel with your mobile phone, or you can ask the hotel front desk to order it for you and send it directly to the hotel for eating. It is so convenient. When checking in, the front desk gave us dessert coupons, drink coupons and tickets for the second-floor art exhibition. Adults and children are all taken care of. It is worth mentioning that the laundry room is also very warmly decorated. It is inevitable that children will dirty their clothes when eating, so it is really convenient to wash and dry them quickly without delaying their wearing. The overall artistic atmosphere is very strong, and the hotel has a strong sense of design. It has the convenience of a pedestrian street, but closing the door completely shuts out the noise, and it is quiet in the midst of noise.

The location is very good. It is located on the pedestrian street of Jianghan Road, but you can drive to the side door of the hotel, which eliminates the trouble of carrying boxes. On the left is the popular Bird House Bookstore, and on the right is the two popular Feifei Shrimp House. It is also very close to the Jianghan Customs Building, the riverside, and the subway station. It is very convenient for eating and shopping. Besides, the building itself is a renovation of an ancient building, which is surprisingly similar to the Shanghai Edition. The overall design is also made of wood and Japanese minimalism. The space layout is very reasonable, and diversity is achieved in a limited space. The service response is fast, and it is worth praising its breakfast, Chinese, Western, and Japanese choices. While achieving variety, it also ensures that the taste of the product meets the needs of the guests. The overall design of the hotel is very MUJI style. The wood grain decoration and lighting design are very attentive. The air-conditioning outlet also cleverly avoids blowing on people. The public area also creates a good artistic atmosphere through various murals and electronic paintings. Compared with the Edition, the only shortcoming may be the more diverse room area, floor height and breakfast, but considering the price, it is indeed understandable. In addition to the aforementioned geographical location, cultural atmosphere, thoughtful design, and reasonable layout, the biggest advantage of this hotel over other hotels of the same price is the investment in facilities. Samsung TVs, smart Toto toilets, Toto bathrooms, electric curtains, Dyson hair dryers, Galeries Lafayette bath products, and bedside tables with wireless charging set this hotel apart from other hotels of the same price. It is worth checking in. If you are not used to the oppression of a small area, you can of course consider changing to a more expensive suite, which may give you a better experience!