Location is good for subway and center of town. The rooms are comfortable.

Everything is dated and small. This is nowhere near 5 a star hotel, more like an old four star in danger of dropping to three unless they update everything substantially. We visited during COVID, and so the hotel seemed empty. Check-in was very burdensome, though this is mostly because of TJ city-wide COVID restrictions which were the tightest of the few cities we have travelled to in recent months. Breakfast was particularly sad, with few choices and nothing very good—though perhaps it would be better when the hotel has more business? Still, we all noted that we would have been happier breakfasting at KFC next door—not something you usually say about a 5 star hotel!

The fantastic location is literally the only reason to stay at this hotel

The room was old with peeling wallpaper, worn furnishings and broken sockets. No foreign TV channels. We had to get our fridge replaced as it didn't work. As I walked around the room my slippers picked up all the long hair that was on the carpet, so it obviously hadn't been cleaned. It was unbearably hot and stuffy and the windows only opened a crack, and there was no air conditioning so there was nothing we could do, so we hardly slept. Breakfast was absolutely shocking - the room was dark and dingy, there was hardly any food (this was an hour and a half before the end), what there was was entirely Chinese and most of it had no labels, they refused to make more until I made a fuss, then the grumpy staff complained and chatted rudely about 'foreigners' the whole time. There is only one lift for the entire hotel. The receptionist did not put on his mask even after we mentioned he was not wearing one, and didn't even ask why we were leaving early. We had booked for three nights but moved to the Holiday Inn and Suites, which was the same price, after one.

very good location a minute walk from restaurants train station and shipping mall

it's a bit old but still quite clean