Seville Plaza Hotel, Trademark Collection by Wyndham

How should I put it? This hotel is quite interesting. It has everything you need, but none of them are of particularly good quality. They are like the small items you buy on Pinduoduo. You can say it has no function, right? It even provides you with a coffee maker (which can be used as a kettle, which is really touching in America), and bath soap and shampoo are also available (there are no toothbrushes and slippers, but it is much better than hotels of the same price in New York, and there are four servings of coffee and black tea, which makes me feel like I am back in China). You say it is comprehensive, but it is indeed usable, and the decoration is also average, just good. It seemed to be hanging on the passing line, but it did pass, and it was a bit weirdly considerate. Regarding the location, I went to the art museum, so I thought it was quite convenient. It was a 15-minute walk. There were residential areas and lawn houses along the way, so it was no problem. However, the main entrance of the hotel seemed to be a main road. I checked in on Saturday night. There were people racing at around 1:00, and the engine was very noisy. People who are very fussy should pay attention (I was fine. Regarding breakfast, see the picture. It was basically all the categories I could get except yogurt. I am not picky at this price anyway. It depends on the level of acceptance.

A somewhat classic hotel, the elevator and the small supermarket next door are very convenient. The bed was huge and had windows, but they couldn't be opened. Rooms with carpets in the United States always feel a bit smelly, and the hygiene management is average. Breakfast is a simple meal, just coffee, juice, bread, apples, and yogurt. There are no more choices.

Average business hotel