Taizhou Chunlan Guest House Old Street Branch

Old hotel. Advantages: It is super big and beautiful inside. Previously, it was used to receive leaders. The location is super good, next to the Plum Garden, Taoyuan and Old Street. Very convenient. There are restaurants and snacks in the old street. It’s actually not far to walk to Liufang Tea House. Disadvantages: There is no shuttle bus and it takes a long time to walk to the hotel. It's a one-way street when taking a taxi. The equipment is very old. The bathroom has a very low toilet and bathtub.

During the Spring Festival, I drove through Taizhou and stayed at Chunlan State Guesthouse. The hotel environment is good, and the executive rooms in buildings 2 and 3 are very cost-effective during the Spring Festival holiday.

The location is very good, next to the Plum Garden and Fengcheng River, across the road is the Old Street and Taoyuan, very convenient for travel and dining. The hotel should have a long history. Many years ago, it was the main high-end hotel in Taizhou. The courtyard is very large, and the lawn can be used to hold weddings. The greenery is lush and the environment is quiet. The downside is that the internal facilities, including the carpet and mattress, are relatively old, and there is a slight musty smell in the room on the first floor. The front desk and service staff are warm and polite, and any problems are responded to and resolved in a timely manner. Overall quite satisfied.

Facilities: The hotel is large, but the facilities are old. The TV should be 30-40 inches, like a guest house in the 1970s and 1980s, but the facilities are complete. You have to stand in the bathtub when taking a shower, otherwise the water will not drain. Hygiene: As soon as you enter the room, there is a strong musty smell, which makes your throat itchy and makes you sleep poorly the whole night. The bedding should have been washed. Environment: Quiet in a busy area, 🏠 like the old tiled house, on the first floor, can't open the window for fear of unsafe Service: The waiter is very nice and will take you to your accommodation. Overall, it's over 300 yuan, but I'm very dissatisfied with the accommodation.

The room is really bad and the facilities are really old. There is no good place except the location. There was a musty smell in the room. The shower room door cannot be sealed. The water flows directly outside. It made the ground extremely slippery. And the slippers are not slippery. Almost fell down. Most of the facilities in the room are shabby. Just look at the picture.

Traveling on May Day, it is considered to be passing through Taizhou, and a simple tour. The hotel is located next to the plum garden, and it can be regarded as a small manor type. The environment is natural. There is a long way from the gate to the lobby. Fortunately, it is OK to drive in by car. It is convenient to go to the old street, Taoyuan, Meiyuan, and Wanghai Tower around. Friends who like to stroll can choose. As an old hotel, the decoration style and facilities seem to be the same across the country. Because of its special location, it can also be said to be one of the quietest hotels I have ever stayed in (provided that the air conditioner is not turned on, and the old central air conditioner always has some noise). The breakfast is not very rich, but the taste is not bad, but the snow vegetable buns (maybe I remember the name wrong, anyway, this is the only vegetable buns), which is considered to be the top three best buns I have ever eaten (all the buns I have eaten, including some buns from some Internet celebrity stores that I often buy). If you go to the street to open a store, there will definitely be a long queue. It is definitely better than the morning tea buns I ate in Yangzhou. The three-cup buns are also of a good standard. Other meat buns and other breakfasts are very regular and ordinary, and there are not many varieties. The only thing I want to complain about is that there is no elevator on the side of the ordinary guest rooms (it costs about 400 per night). Although there are only two floors, I was a little surprised when I confirmed with the front desk that there was no elevator and I had to carry my big suitcase up myself. (The hotel was saved by a steamed bun, and even my picky wife was conquered)