Libre Resorts

When checking in with my foreign friends, the front desk initially told us our rooms wouldn't be in the same building. After we explicitly said that was fine, they wouldn't stop pestering us about switching to a different room type so we could be together in one building. After repeatedly asking about the differences in room types, we were told the only distinction was an air purifier. So, we accepted. Little did we know, the actual difference was astounding! For a room costing 500-600 RMB in Huangshan city, it was bad enough that there was no proper desk; what we got instead was a cracked, round dining table that looked like it belonged in a street food stall. There were no convenient bedside outlets, just a crudely strung-up power strip. During check-out, we weren't the only ones complaining about the poor service attitude; several other guests were too. Shouldn't a hotel like this seriously reflect on its issues? To describe the hotel's service in two words: utterly shoddy!

The room is very large and spacious. The sink drain is a little clogged. There are trains around. I really like the sound of the train whistle. It feels like I'm back in my childhood. The breakfast is also very rich. It's 5 yuan away from the old street by taxi. The hotel also has Weilai fast charging, which is very convenient for charging.

The room was spacious, simply decorated, and clean, but the soundproofing was poor. The staff was generally unhelpful. The restaurant only had one waiter and one chef, making wait times extremely long. The second table wasn't served until the first one was fully served. If there were four tables dining at once, the fourth table would have to wait at least an hour for their first course. If the restaurant is truly understaffed, they should simply close it. Making guests wait so long is unacceptable. The area around the hotel is a bit deserted, with few restaurants.