"I liked everything, it was clean, good location"

"Had a fantastic experience! It's super close to where you can see the Northern Lights, which was incredibly convenient. The hotel is also pretty central in the village, making it easy to get to the supermarket and everything else. Highly recommend!"

"Check-in convenience: The front desk was always staffed and friendly. Facilities: This hotel is a renovated hospital, and there are still many original hospital equipment pieces in the room. The bed was quite soft and comfortable. Environment: Traveling to avoid my fellow countrymen, it seems the "Chasing the Light" craze has brought them back. They were constantly noisy in the hallway late at night, absolutely disgraceful and embarrassing to be doing this abroad."

"I saw the aurora borealis and experienced the harsh weather in the Arctic."

"In Jeli, the conditions are decent. For larger groups, the price-performance ratio is good. The conditions are also quite good. It's very close to the old Jeli attractions."

"We saw the aurora borealis from the cabin; on a good aurora borealis day, you can see it right outside on the beach. There are two adorable dogs, Oscar and Nora. The room was warm, and the beds were two single beds, but very comfortable. Although it was a bit pricey, there was absolutely nothing to complain about. A taxi to Old Djeri now costs 1000 rubles, and walking takes over an hour. It's about a 40-minute walk to the entrance of Dragon Egg Beach."

"1. Landlord: Fair and straightforward, gets straight to the point. A WeChat contact was left on the property listing, but I couldn't find it. The landlord was probably drawn over by our commotion. 2. Amenities: What you see is what you get. The only downside is the insufficient heating. Although there are extra radiators, you still need a light down jacket and a wool sweater indoors. The kitchen is fully equipped, but the only major drawback is the lack of Wi-Fi! There's a Wi-Fi sign in the room, but it's completely unusable; apparently, it's out of credit. The landlord also said there's no Wi-Fi. To get Wi-Fi or a signal, you have to walk to the restaurant right outside the door, which is really inconvenient. 3. Location: Opposite to all the popular tourist attractions. I recommend hiring a car. Otherwise, like us, we took a bus. The location is between several bus stops, and in -20°C weather, it was a difficult walk from the next bus stop in Old Jebel. Neither the landlord nor the restaurant could help us call a taxi, so we had to walk, which was extremely difficult. (P.S. It took 25 minutes to walk from this house to several attractions in Old Jebel Ali, and my face was freezing.)"

"The room was clean, the facilities were new, and it had a private bathroom. The bed was very comfortable, and the hotel's buffet breakfast was plentiful. There was a small supermarket nearby, which was very convenient. However, it wasn't ideal for viewing the aurora borealis due to the many lights in the surrounding area."

"When I arrived at the hotel, I found that the combination lock on my suitcase had been broken. The hotel quickly had someone open it for me with a cutting machine. Feeling cold because I hadn't had dinner, they gave me an electric heater. I slept in the room wearing a slip dress. It was very warm. Most importantly, the front desk was right next to the restaurant, which was very convenient. The window faced the sea, but it was in an inner bay; all the attractions in Old Jebel Ali were just 400 meters away from the entrance. The dresser had a slight smell, so I asked them to move it, and they did. I felt like I was being a bit demanding, but the owner just smiled and called someone to fix it for me. Overall, I was quite satisfied. I don't know why there aren't any reviews. The room itself didn't smell, and it's been open for a year. Maybe it's because almost no Chinese people stay there."