1. First of all, the reason I chose this place was that it was relatively close to several subway stations, but it all felt vaguely far away, making that point seem meaningless. And I often took a taxi, but compared to the attractions of Wangfujing, the traffic was so frequent that taxi drivers often refused to take me, which was inconvenient.
2. And this accommodation definitely did not provide value for money for the price of 80,000 won. When I was sleeping, I could hear the cleaning ladies moving around in the hallway, and I could also hear the sounds from the room next door. The window opened, but it was just a wall, and even if I requested a non-smoking room, it was useless because the smell of cigarettes from the rooms nearby came right in.
3. The hotel facilities were very poor, and the staff and security were rude.
There was not even a bathroom for guests in the lobby, and in the evening, they were rude when I asked for towels or water. There is a luggage storage service on the last day, but when you ask for your luggage, the security guard just puts the luggage of many people in one place and does not separate them safely. No matter how much CCTV there is, if your luggage accidentally disappears, it is entirely the guest who will be inconvenienced and troubled.
Conclusion: If you are planning to visit the Great Wall, the Forbidden City, Wangfujing, and Tiananmen, there is no need to stay near this place. Rather, you will suffer from all kinds of security checks, traffic congestion, and traffic control because it is near the Forbidden City and Tiananmen. It would be better to stay at a hotel that is a little further away but of a higher class and cheaper, or a place that is a little more expensive and of a higher class.
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