Yun Ju Hotel（Jinzhou Subway Station store）

I recently stayed at this hotel and overall, the room was clean and fine for a short stay. Personally, my main concern is always just having a clean, quiet place to sleep—and in that regard, this hotel did well. I didn’t experience any discomfort inside the room itself. However, there were a few issues worth mentioning that future guests might want to be aware of. Finding the hotel was confusing. The location on the map showed that I had arrived, but it didn’t pinpoint the exact building. The buildings in the area look quite similar, and I ended up walking back and forth, trying to figure out which one was the hotel. Eventually, I went into one building and asked someone, showed them my booking receipt, and luckily they confirmed I was at the right place. Check-in process was complicated. When I arrived (late, around midnight), the front desk told me to go to one of the upper floors—I can’t remember exactly which—to meet someone who would register me. She did the registration and explained how to get to another building where my actual room was located. I thought I understood her instructions, but she later came downstairs and kindly walked me there, which I really appreciated. Without her help, I would have had trouble finding the building. Entry system issue. At the second building (where my room was), the security guard said they couldn’t scan my face. I explained that my face was already scanned at the other building, but he told me that their system was different. He said he would be available 24/7 to open the door for me if needed—which didn’t feel very convenient. Fortunately, the next day, a lady at the entrance scanned my face again and gave me a paper with a QR code, which made it easy to go in and out afterward. I think that’s the paper they give to most guests. Room condition was acceptable. The room itself was clean and functional. It didn’t have a TV, even though one was shown in the listing. I personally didn’t care about that, but someone else might. Otherwise, it was just a normal, basic room—nothing fancy, but no issues either.