「I won't describe the hotel's advantages, because I didn't notice any outstanding qualities – it's just a hotel. I'll tell you what I didn't like. The minibar and fruit were listed on the voucher, but in reality they weren't there. They couldn't even be bothered to refill the shampoo, nor hang at least a new roll of toilet paper, let alone a spare one: when we checked in, there was a half-used roll hanging, and there are four of us! The foot towel was only there on the first day; the maid didn't bring any after that. The maid generally didn't put herself out: during one of the days, she just dumped the whole change of towels and slippers in a pile on the coffee table! Not even in the bathroom, just on the coffee table in front of the sofa. The fridge was positioned so that, given the length of the cord, it couldn't be plugged in. We had to move it around the room ourselves to find a suitable socket. It's small, of course, but just the fact of it.
I definitely do not recommend this hotel to foreigners, 100%. Evidently, the calculation here is that foreigners will find it difficult to get their point across when communicating exclusively through a translator, and they won't even try, which is exactly what happened to us. Maybe this is standard service for locals, but for us it was quite mediocre.
Also, a note for foreign tourists: I chose this hotel because of the pool, but it operates on a very strange schedule, so over three days we only managed to use it once. Also, it turns out you need swimming caps for the pool, and there's no information about this anywhere. Maybe this is normal in China, but in other countries no one wears caps in outdoor pools, especially in such hot weather, especially considering the fact that they don't protect against anything, especially the cloth ones that everyone wears here. This should be clearly stated in the rules upfront, because it was an unpleasant surprise for us – I would have rented a different hotel.」