"Our room was a bit small. The service was adequate; they brought everything we asked for and were attentive. We didn't experience any major problems."

"Very good, very close to McDonald's"

"The hotel is conveniently located, with a supermarket next to it, a good environment, a friendly front desk, and a rich breakfast. Recommended"

"The suite was spacious and in a pretty good location. The first and second floors were a hospital, and the hotel was only on the third floor – this setup would be considered a guesthouse in China. There was no elevator, so if you checked in during the day, you might have to drag your suitcase up to the third floor in full view of everyone, which was quite embarrassing 😅"

"Overall it's alright. The bed is quite comfortable, daily cleaning is so-so, and the heating isn't very effective."

"The room was small and clean, but the receptionist, an older woman, acted like a dean of students, insisting on specific cups for every drink, including glass juice. She only answered "no, no, no" to every question. When I went to check on breakfast in the cold weather wearing a coat, I was immediately chased away. They demanded I take my coat back to my room. A receptionist approached and immediately said "English no." The only advantage was its proximity to the city center. Aside from that, there's not much else to say. For this price, it's completely uncompetitive compared to prices in China."

"We booked this hotel fully understanding its ship cabin concept, but we expected at least marginally more space than what we got. While the nautical theme is interesting in theory, the execution makes it completely impractical for actual living. The hotel occupies the third floor of a building with no elevator, making every entry and exit a stair-climbing ordeal. Check-in took an absurdly long time because we're foreign nationals – despite coming from a country allied with Russia, staff insisted on scrutinizing every stamp and document to confirm our legal status. A major inconvenience was the Wi-Fi system that only accepts Russian phone numbers for authorization, leaving me without internet access throughout our entire stay. The room was impossibly cramped – just four paces long and less than one pace wide. As larger individuals, my mother and I struggled constantly with the lack of space. She remained confined to the lower bunk while I was forced to lie on the upper one for hours at a time. The tiny window provided almost no ventilation, making the room unbearably stuffy in warm weather despite the feeble fan. We discovered housekeeping only occurs when you surrender your key – information conveniently omitted at check-in. The included breakfast was another poorly communicated amenity; staff finally mentioned it on our third morning, offering us porridge. Paper-thin walls meant we heard every neighboring conversation and argument. The complete lack of storage forced us to organize our belongings on the staircase. While the quirky concept might appeal to some, even as travelers who spent most days out exploring and returned late, we found this hotel unacceptably uncomfortable. The numerous inconveniences and lack of basic amenities made our stay needlessly stressful. I cannot recommend this accommodation to anyone except perhaps the most adventurous (and petite) travelers."

"The hotel is conveniently located, but there are two things I might not be used to after checking in: First, the toilet and shower are shared. Second, the Wi-Fi is unstable and inconvenient; you have to enter a mobile verification code every time."

"High cost-performance ratio, large rooms, good location, and clean."