Well, the room itself was quite different from the photos. The overall layout was very simple, as it's a homestay. The bathroom came with shampoo and shower gel, and the kitchen had a sink, kettle, refrigerator, and ironing board. The beds weren't the two 1.9-meter beds mentioned when booking, but rather one 1.5-meter bed and two 1.2-meter beds. Because it's an apartment building, there's a 7-Eleven, a Chinese supermarket, a local 24-hour supermarket, as well as Chinese restaurants, ramen shops, local restaurants, Mixue Ice City, and Korean restaurants. Once you get familiar with the area, buying snacks and eating out is generally quite convenient. Finding the room was a bit of a hassle, as the specific building and floor address wasn't clearly marked. I contacted Ctrip customer service and added the shop on WeChat. They first asked for a deposit before providing me with the specific building, floor, room number, and key collection procedures. We were staying for a game at Nilai Stadium, so if you're traveling, consider this accordingly.
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