Returning to the old town area where I lived when I was 5, I stayed at the All Seasons Hotel

There are new discoveries every day. Today, I chose to stay in the All Seasons Hotel in the old town area. Why? Because I needed to have a quick chat with a friend. The location here is close to her house, and our conversation required a private space. Just 4 hours were needed, and I found that this booking method was just perfect. What's more surprising is that this is the childhood neighborhood where I lived. The warmth of the neighbors is overwhelming, and now with the comfortable hotel, tourists can also get a taste of the real life of the locals. The fresh and genuine flower shop by the street, the authentic and affordable, delicious wonton noodles! There's also a Hong Kong-style milk tea shop, and it's just a 10-minute walk to Beijing Road. So, you can fully experience the role of All Seasons right now, very local, with a cultural atmosphere. Speaking of the hotel, the entire building is a renovation of architecture from the 70s and 80s. There is no lobby on the first floor, but the design is convenient for pushing luggage or wheelchair users; the third floor has the lobby, check-in space + breakfast area + laundry room, gym, small but complete! The washing machines are disinfected every time, and special laundry supplies are provided, which feels quite reassuring. The room, located on the 7th floor, is a standard double room, convenient in layout. The window just happens to overlook the old streets of the neighborhood, and it's very quiet. Everything else is the standard configuration of the All Seasons, all very comfortable. It seems that when I want some alone time, I now have another great option.