Maple Leaf Hotel Reviews

I saw the night view of the room on the Internet and thought it was pretty good, so I gave up the chain hotel and chose this place. After arriving, there is a small parking lot. I saw it on the Internet before. It is indeed the reception position at the back. The front faces a square. It should have been their reception facing the square before, but I don’t know why it became the reception at the back. We lived on the 28th floor (the highest floor is 29th). Because I booked the room the night before, I only booked a 2m×2m double bed room. Facilities: After entering the lobby, I felt that the staff were dressed very simply. The corridors, stairs, room facilities, and overall hardware were very similar to those of high-end hotels in Beijing in the 1990s. At that time, we had a table lamp (two table lamps on two bedside tables) that was broken, so we replaced it. The hardware was really a bit outdated. Environment: Overall it was clean, just like a normal hotel, and the chain hotel was the same. Service: Very good, in one word: fast, because we are a family of three, we asked for an extra quilt, and it was already in the room after we came back from playing outside. Breakfast: 15 per person if booked with the room, 38 per person if booked separately, from 7am to 9:30am, we arrived around 9am, there was nothing to eat, fried egg oil, noodles need to be ordered separately (free), starch ham, 4 kinds of hot dishes in total, only two kinds were left when we went, and the hotel later fried a potato shreds, which was really not very tasty. There were rice porridge, millet porridge, milk, soy milk and coffee, all made by machines, I can only give 2.5 points (out of 5 points) for breakfast Summary: Next time I will still book a chain hotel, the overall difference is not much, and the price is cheaper.