Weiman Hotel

The hotel is newly opened so it is very new. The front desk lady is very nice. The environment and service are very good. There are also special food nearby, barbecue restaurants, noodle shops, and shops on both sides of the avenue. It is very convenient to eat.

The service provided by the beautiful lady at the front desk was very good. She upgraded the room type for me. The hotel has just opened, and the facilities are relatively new and quite good. The furnishings and layout are quite comfortable and quite stylish. The accommodation environment is quite quiet at night, and the price is very affordable. I stayed for one night when passing through Xuwen. There is a dedicated parking lot for convenient parking. I enjoyed my stay and will come again next time.

Facilities: The facilities are relatively new, newly renovated, with good sound insulation, large room, facing the sun, very comfortable Hygiene: The whole place is very clean, especially the bathroom, and the quality of the towels is also OK Environment: The environment is a little bit inside the road, not facing the street, not noisy, the location is excellent, and it is very convenient to eat around Service: The service is very good and enthusiastic. The key is that you can pay more attention to check-out after 14:00. Price: Super affordable, over 100, double beds, great sleeping quality, I will stay here again next time Travel: Zhouji Hotel is a 20-minute walk away, and the coffee shop is a 10-minute walk away. There is a restaurant downstairs, which is economical and affordable. Motorbikes are also very fast to get to other places.

If you are a little fat, you won't be able to squat on the toilet. This is an upgraded room. The school is a bit noisy in the morning.

The hotel is located in an alley in the downtown area. My heart sank when I saw the sign. The decoration of the hotel lobby is pretty good when I entered it, but I was completely disappointed when I approached the guest room. The corridor is so narrow that I didn't even measure it with a ruler. There was a musty smell when I opened the door. The room was pitifully small. There was nothing else except the charging sockets on both sides of the bedside table and the switch on one side. I had to take the kettle to the bedside table to boil water. I went to the hotel lobby to argue with the front desk guy, and he said that this room was the only one at this price. If I had gone for a low price, I would have booked a cheap hotel long ago. I had no choice but to spend the night there because I had to rush to catch the ferry the next morning. There were no disposable slippers in the room, so I asked for two pairs (if I didn't want them, they wouldn't give them). The hotel only has the lobby decoration to keep it looking good, and the sound insulation is also very poor. There was noise outside, chatting next door, the faucet in the bathroom was leaking, and the mirror on the sink was very dirty. How can this be called a hotel? It's really strong on the outside but weak on the inside. I don't know how it got a score of 4.8 on Ctrip? We spent more than ten days on the journey and stayed in more than a dozen hotels. This was the first time I stayed in such a bad place. You dared to charge several hundred dollars for it, and it was just the level of a small hotel!

The room was nice, the bedding was excellent, and it was clean and hygienic. However, the curtains on the small window did not block out the light, so the sunlight that came in in the morning was very dazzling and uncomfortable. Also, the new decoration smells a bit strong.