Somerset Properties in Wuhan

The room was quite spacious and well-designed. My husband and I were traveling together and worried about not sleeping well, so we each had our own room with two bathrooms, ensuring no disturbances. The location is also very convenient, with a mall downstairs and the subway just a short walk away, making shopping, dining, and getting around very easy. The downside is that while the soundproofing within the room was good – my husband's snoring didn't bother me – I'm quite sensitive to noise, and the sound of water being used from either the next room or upstairs, or the air conditioning starting up, would still affect me in the middle of the night. Also, the trash can in the bathroom was foot-pedal operated, which was quite odd, especially since it was positioned behind me. You'd either have to move it to your feet, which was a hassle. Finally, although the deposit was refunded quite promptly after check-out, I don't really see the necessity of paying a deposit anymore. Many five-star hotels now allow you to stay on credit without a deposit, so there's no need to add unnecessary inconvenience for guests.

The room was pretty standard, with a retro vibe and a view of Hankou city. Courage at the front desk provided excellent service. When checking in, she recommended the apartment's 'Green Apple Plan,' which offers a cultural and creative gift instead of daily housekeeping – a pretty novel idea! She also suggested Ronghua Street nearby for authentic Wuhan breakfast. The breakfast restaurant extending its hours until 10:30 AM on weekends was perfect for my late mornings, and they even had local hot dry noodles. My only minor wish is that the dining area were a bit larger. The gym having a punching bag and a table tennis room is a great touch, offering more options for guests who aren't into heavy lifting.