Yangjiawan Kamil Hotel, Optic Valley Plaza, Wuhan

At this price point, it's pretty good to be able to achieve this. Many details were done well. Knowing that there were four of us, they specially brought a few more bottles of water. The toilet had a toilet seat cover, which I was very satisfied with.

When I checked in, I specifically looked at the gym hours: 7-23. Then when I went there at 9 o'clock, the lights inside were off. At this time, the front desk (male) came over and told me that the gym was closed. You can check it yourself. I was wondering, isn't it written 23 o'clock? Is my eyes blurry? At this time, an old man (about 60 years old) came over and was responsible for turning off the lights. He said: This 23 o'clock refers to 11 o'clock in the morning, not 11 o'clock in the evening. Is this the time of your psychiatric department? I said: But it is indeed 11 o'clock in the evening! Old man: Now the policy has changed. Me: What kind of policy? I just want to exercise, who did I offend? (At this time, I felt like K in Kafka's works, all the absurdity, all the unreachable... gym) Finally, the front desk (male) said, can't you come in the morning? Do you have to come in the evening? Me: ... (Are you my mother?) "Sorry, because I met a client, so I have time in the evening." He finally said very reluctantly: Where do you exercise? Me: Exercise my back. How long do you practice? 40 minutes. (You have to be my mother and my fitness coach) Finally, he reluctantly asked the old man to turn on the light for me. The old man said to the front desk clerk: It’s your fault if the customer complained! The front desk clerk pointed at me and said: If the customer complained, you left. Did you hear me? Yeah, I heard it. It’s all my fault. I don’t belong here. Let me go to hell.