Huilihua Hotel

This is the first time I give a bad review. It's really uncomfortable. There is no mosquito coil. I was bitten by mosquitoes all night. The bed sheets are all bloody from bites. The air conditioner is noisy. It still rumbles even if it is turned off in time. I couldn't sleep all night. I'm speechless.

The room is not clean. Parking is convenient. There are ground and underground parking. The waiters are very enthusiastic. The room is dark. The decoration is too old and smells. The hotel lobby is very grand and clean. The price-performance ratio is very high.

The lobby is big and beautiful, the front desk is open👍👍The room is clean and beautiful, the room has a big bathtub😄 and a refrigerator and TV. There are no gourmet restaurants near the hotel😖

The lights are dim, there is no plug at the bedside which is very inconvenient, there is no mouthwash, and the safe is out of power.

This is my second stay. In fact, the transportation is not very convenient, but there is a teahouse downstairs, which is convenient for relatives and friends to gather for dinner. The room is neat and clean, and basic toiletries are provided.

This is my second time staying here, but the experience this time is not satisfactory. I booked a Japanese-style room on the 8th floor, facing the street. When I returned to the room after dinner, I noticed that there was very loud music coming from there. I called the front desk to ask if the hotel had a disco. They said no. The hotel arranged for a waiter to come to my room to check and said it was the music playing in the gym downstairs. I immediately asked the hotel to take care of it, so I couldn't rest at all. The hotel actually replied that they could not ask the gym to stop the music because the gym was rented out and was not under the hotel's jurisdiction. Just wait until the gym closes to stop the music. What's the point? If the gym is rented out, we are customers, aren’t we guests? We rented a room but we have to wait until the gym closes and the music stops before we can rest? Is it necessary to turn on the music as loud as a disco when doing exercise? So I am very dissatisfied with this accommodation experience.