Yinchuan Courtyard by Marriott Hotel in the Four No and Two Direct Hotel Evaluation.

Four No Two Direct Hotel Evaluation - Courtyard by Marriott Yinchuan Starting from this note, I decided to try to share some of my hotel experiences in some niche city hotels, hoping to help friends who need to make a choice. I stayed in Yinchuan for two days and found that the Courtyard by Marriott, which charges around HKD500 a night for a calendar room, only cost 8,000 Trip Coins, so I placed the order without hesitation. However, since there was a large meeting on the next day, we could only stay for one night. It just so happened that we chose the more distinctive Yinchuan Sheraton for the second night. It is located directly opposite the People's Square in Yinchuan City, and is surrounded by civic facilities such as theaters, museums, science and technology museums, and convention and exhibition centers. There are no commercial buildings around, so there is not much traffic, and it is very difficult to go downstairs to find a shared electric vehicle. Fortunately, the price of online taxis in Yinchuan is very cheap, and the public areas are of standard Courtyard configuration. Because it is connected to JW Marriott, there are not many public areas and no special decoration features, so we did not stay there for too long. As a platinum member, I stayed in the room this time. There was no pre-conference or talk. I was directly upgraded to a Junior Suite, which has one bedroom and one living room and is completely sufficient. There is a large bedside stool in front of the bed. It is a great experience to watch the European Cup while lying on it at night. The guest bathroom is very cramped, but one cannot ask for more. The bathtub and shower area in the master bathroom are not separated, and the shower area is far from the door, so one needs to walk a long distance barefoot on the tiles, which poses some safety hazards. The view from the room was blocked by the guard wall, and the glass had not been cleaned for a long time. After going up to the 51st floor, Discover the 10-meter-high clock and the 100-story craftsmanship