・**Pros**
1. **Early Check-in**: Check-in is at 12:00 PM. Many people suffer from altitude sickness, so this early check-in is a lifesaver, allowing you to rest sooner. I recommend taking it easy on your first day.
Even before check-in, you can use the restrooms and get water or tea from the water dispenser.
They kindly let me into my room early, which I truly appreciated as I was feeling unwell due to altitude sickness.
2. **Takeaway Breakfast**: If you ask via WhatsApp or at the front desk, they can prepare a takeaway breakfast. It usually includes some simple snacks, candies, and water. This was perfect for me as I was going hiking that day.
3. **Oxygen Tanks & Nearby Hospital**: They have oxygen tanks available, and it seems like there’s a hospital right next door, which provides great peace of mind in case of altitude sickness.
The rooms are also very clean. I was particularly impressed by how spotless the toilets and shower rooms were. The shower provides hot water after running for a bit, so don't worry.
Hairdryers are available upon request at the front desk.
・**Things to Note**
* **Location**: The hotel is about a 15-minute walk from the city center. Tour pickups are often in the center, so you'll have a bit of a walk. However, this means the hotel is in a quiet area with no noise. The city center is crowded with people and cars, and the air quality isn't great due to exhaust fumes, so I personally prefer this hotel's quieter location.
* **Water Bottle Opener**: While there's water in the room, there isn't a bottle opener. You could probably ask the front desk to open it, but it seemed like too much hassle, and my room was close to the water dispenser anyway, so it wasn't an issue for me.
* **Safety Box**: The safety box was small, and I couldn't figure out how to use it.
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