"A nice triple room with a clean shared bathroom. You can cook your own meals in the kitchen. The receptionist is very friendly and speaks English; they provide a free check-in certificate. You can see the aurora borealis right outside the door—it couldn't be better!"

"The hotel is small, only two floors, but very clean, with new furniture. My son and I stayed in a standard room. There was free hot and cold water in the corridor, and it was very close to the swings and the throne room. The on-site restaurant is also very popular with locals."

"Roads are closed, making travel impossible, and the shop owners refuse to offer refunds, which is inhumane."

"The location is relatively remote, the conditions are average, but the price-performance ratio is high. There is no restaurant either, so you have to go out to eat."

"The hotel's location is excellent, right near the Old Jieli swing, and it's just a 2-3 minute walk to the beach. However, the hotel's wooden cabins have a strong odor, and the signal is very poor."

"The hotel is located in Xinjieli, and the environment is quite nice. There aren't many places to eat in Xinjieli, so if you want to travel to and from Laojieli, you might need to take a taxi multiple times. Each one-way trip costs 1000 RMB. You can ask the front desk to call a taxi for you."

"The hotel is located between Old Teli and New Teli. The hotel environment and breakfast were excellent, but if you want to take a bus from Teli back to Murmansk, it's a long walk (in my experience, it took about 20-30 minutes to walk from the hotel to the New Teli bus station with luggage; it's even further from Old Teli). Hiring a car is also an option, but it costs 200-300 RMB more per person. Luckily, we saw the aurora borealis near the hotel, and there was no blizzard closing the roads during those two days (two days after leaving Teli, I saw people in the travel group saying they were stranded in Teli due to road closures)."

"When I arrived at the hotel, I found that the combination lock on my suitcase had been broken. The hotel quickly had someone open it for me with a cutting machine. Feeling cold because I hadn't had dinner, they gave me an electric heater. I slept in the room wearing a slip dress. It was very warm. Most importantly, the front desk was right next to the restaurant, which was very convenient. The window faced the sea, but it was in an inner bay; all the attractions in Old Jebel Ali were just 400 meters away from the entrance. The dresser had a slight smell, so I asked them to move it, and they did. I felt like I was being a bit demanding, but the owner just smiled and called someone to fix it for me. Overall, I was quite satisfied. I don't know why there aren't any reviews. The room itself didn't smell, and it's been open for a year. Maybe it's because almost no Chinese people stay there."

"1. Landlord: Fair and straightforward, gets straight to the point. A WeChat contact was left on the property listing, but I couldn't find it. The landlord was probably drawn over by our commotion. 2. Amenities: What you see is what you get. The only downside is the insufficient heating. Although there are extra radiators, you still need a light down jacket and a wool sweater indoors. The kitchen is fully equipped, but the only major drawback is the lack of Wi-Fi! There's a Wi-Fi sign in the room, but it's completely unusable; apparently, it's out of credit. The landlord also said there's no Wi-Fi. To get Wi-Fi or a signal, you have to walk to the restaurant right outside the door, which is really inconvenient. 3. Location: Opposite to all the popular tourist attractions. I recommend hiring a car. Otherwise, like us, we took a bus. The location is between several bus stops, and in -20°C weather, it was a difficult walk from the next bus stop in Old Jebel. Neither the landlord nor the restaurant could help us call a taxi, so we had to walk, which was extremely difficult. (P.S. It took 25 minutes to walk from this house to several attractions in Old Jebel Ali, and my face was freezing.)"