Tuwang Palace Babutang (Furongzhen Waterfall Branch)

This is a very disappointing inn. The location is okay and you can see the waterfall, but the room is very ordinary. The room is small, the setting is old, and the room is also very dark. The value for money is very low. The steamed buns and eggs for breakfast and a bowl of rice noodles were moldy. They said there is parking, but you have to pay for it yourself. The woman at the front desk kept sulking, as if I owed her money. In short, it was a very bad experience.

The hotel upgraded the view room with balcony, which has a panoramic view of Furong Town. The view is great, especially at night. The hotel provides free high-speed rail pick-up, which is great! The facilities are a bit old, the bathroom leaks badly, and the roof is peeling. It needs renovation.

The bathroom was not very clean. The sink drain was clogged and there was water on the bedroom floor.

The facilities are neglected

Despite the view and the room (which, by the way, was squeaky clean), the hotel seemed abandoned, except for three workers restoring the roof and facade. After spending the night, we woke up the next morning and went down to breakfast. Upon arriving at the corresponding floor, we found two women sitting there, and upon seeing us, one of them stood up and gestured to us for food. We nodded, and the woman entered the kitchen (which looked like a New Delhi ghetto, dirty, with no food anywhere and garbage on the floor) and held a noodle out in her hand and offered it to us. My partner and I looked at each other in bewilderment and disbelief. We then declined, and the woman, without quite understanding what we were saying, entered the kitchen and took a ladleful of something that looked like porridge or something liquid with lumps from a bowl. After several attempts with the translator to ask if there was coffee, juice, dessert, or anything normal, we were told that was all there was. We've been in China for 14 days, and in every hotel we've eaten noodles, rice, even soup (which we know what they eat for breakfast, so we've adapted), but it was the mannerisms, the appearance of the kitchen, and the lack of desire to work, along with the limited options available. It was all a bit depressing and pitiful. The service and infrastructure were terrible. Not to mention the exorbitant room rates and the deceptive photos from when the hotel was built; they're not up to date at all.