Orange Hotel check-in experience.

🥬The first Orange Hotel 3.0 in Guilin I booked a basic room type (superior king) for 19,000 points on Member Day. As a Huazhu Platinum member, I was upgraded to a deluxe king room for free. The Orange Hotel 3.0 style feels more inclusive, and is also a good choice for business trips. The layout, color scheme, and decor of the room can meet the needs of different travelers. The hotel is in a very nice location, and you can see the hotel logo from across the lake. Hotel facilities: The hotel only has one elevator, so you may have to wait a while during peak times. The room is quite spacious, and the floor-to-ceiling windows offer a view of the Twin Towers. I recommend staying on the fifth floor or above for a better view. The room has a mini fridge and two bottles of Nongfu Spring water, but no drinks (some Orange Hotels have Coke and Sprite). The room doesn't have smart voice control, but that's not a big deal. The laundry room has three washers and three dryers, and the gym has two treadmills, which is enough. 🥬Cleanliness: Very good. Compared to other Orange Hotels, the cleanliness is very good. There were no water stains, dirt, or hair, and no dust in hidden places like above the headboard. The bathroom has a standard wet/dry separation, a smart toilet, and a shower with a rain shower head. 🥬Breakfast: The desserts are okay, and there are a lot of options. There are no hot meat dishes, but there are some noodle dishes, like Orange Hotel's signature orange peel beef noodles, Guilin rice noodles, and buckwheat noodles. You can add beef, which is quite tasty. There are a few drinks, like milk, soy milk, and coffee. Overall, I recommend staying here. It's good value for money, and the quality is guaranteed. The Orange Hotel 3.0 is very strong, and I think the Orange Hotel brand will develop as well as All Seasons.