One House

Very good.

Nice, good.

Nice.

If you're not picky about details, this place is cheap and well located, so it could work for a few days. But if you have certain standards for where you stay, I'd skip it. It seems to offer a lot, but most things are poor or only just adequate. The room is large, but the shower is a pain to use. The bracket won't adjust, so you have to hold the showerhead or crouch under it. Water sprays parallel to the floor, and the worn metal leaves your hands smelling rusty. Water pressure varies, and the heater is too small: it can't provide enough for one shower, and back-to-back showers run out of hot water. The AC rattles badly at high fan speed. The first-floor rear balcony leaks. There's an Ambow box on the TV, but no guest mode, so there aren't many shows. I have a PS5, but there aren't many games, and the controller wouldn't charge properly. I could only use it with my own Type-C cable. Staff basically just open the door and take your payment. They don't proactively explain the place or parking, and repeatedly ask guests to leave a five-star review for a discount on a future stay. Check-in means filling in a form with your home address, and they insist even if you haven't completed it. Afterward, the form is left on the table instead of being stored properly, which raises serious concerns about personal data leaking. Staff delivering towels also unlock the lobby combination lock and come in without telling you. What if a guest's valuables went missing?