ROEASY HOTEL

The hotel has a classic, garden-like atmosphere and a pleasant environment; it has an underground parking garage, making parking convenient for those driving; and its location is excellent, situated in the ancient water town, making it very convenient for exploring the town. However, the tabletops in the guest rooms were not clean enough, covered in dust. The first thing we did upon entering the room was to wipe the tabletops clean.

I give the front desk lady a five-star rating. She has a great service attitude, is patient and meticulous, and is also pretty.

Located directly east of Liaocheng's Water Town, the hotel is approximately 400 meters from the renowned Guangyue Tower (the center of the water town), built during the Hongwu reign of the Ming Dynasty. The hotel boasts a garden-style architecture with winding paths, embodying the traditional Chinese courtyard style of northern China. The rooms are standard, moderately sized, and fully functional. The simple desk is integrated into the wall-mounted desk, offering convenient charging via the uninterruptible power supply. A thick copy of "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" is available for browsing during business or leisure time, allowing you to fully experience this beautiful and historic ancient town. The balcony offers an antique charm. Upon opening the door, one can admire the lush greenery of the courtyard, with swaying branches, creating a feeling of overflowing greenery, enveloping the room like a painting. This is the hotel's most commendable feature. The bathroom has separate wet and dry areas, complete with toothbrush and bath supplies, and is clean and tidy. The restaurant is located on the first floor, facing the street. Enjoying the morning sun, you can watch the leisurely crowds pass by and feel the vibrant colors of time. The restaurant offers a selection of local snacks, such as tofu pudding, roujiamo (Chinese roujiamo), and bada (Chinese bada). While not particularly extensive, it's perfectly filling. The front desk staff were friendly and smiling, and the customer service staff were also polite and welcoming. Cons: Perhaps due to its age, the hotel facilities are a bit dated. Overall, it's a good hotel and well worth a visit!

The rooms are nice. This is a three-story, quaint Chinese-style hotel with a large number of rooms. The surroundings are beautiful and well-designed, with a landscaped pool. The service is warm and attentive. The breakfast is also good. However, for a visit to Liaocheng Ancient Town, this place is considered a higher-end hotel.

It is very convenient in the scenic area and the parking lot is also large. The breakfast is rich.

Parking is convenient, with underground parking available. It's close to scenic spots and is the most established hotel in the area. The breakfast is rich, featuring local specialties from all over Liaocheng. Taxis are easily accessible, as it's located outside the restricted area. The hotel has beautiful scenery, with a garden-like courtyard that's quite picturesque. The rooms are standard in size. The tabletops and cabinets, made of dark wood, have a slight whitish tint from polishing, but they're not dirty. The linens are relatively clean. There are a few dust and hair in corners, but this is common in every hotel and shouldn't be a major concern. It shouldn't affect anything unless you move the bed. The bathroom could use an upgrade; the original renovation used inferior materials and it's a bit worn, but it works fine.

Liaocheng, known as the Jiangbei Water City, lives up to its name. Its old town is nestled in Dongchang Lake, surrounded by water and boasting stunning scenery. Minglou Hotel is located within the old town, within walking distance of various attractions. The hotel is a courtyard-style hotel, with rooms overlooking the tranquil courtyard, filled with flowers, trees, and flowing water. The bathrooms have separate wet and dry areas and are fully equipped. The service was warm and attentive, and a complimentary breakfast was provided. The breakfast was hearty and varied, with a wide variety of options available.

Some facilities are a bit old, and the sinks are peeling. Otherwise, everything is good. It's close to Guangyue Tower, making it very convenient for getting around. There are various restaurants within walking distance. Overall, I'm quite satisfied.