Nanjing Museum Qingju Hotel

The room is very clean and tidy. The children and mother like it very much. It is very convenient to do laundry. The enthusiastic front desk also helped us upgrade the room. We slept very comfortably. The scenic spots are very close. I will book this hotel again when I come to Nanjing in the future. .

I booked a room with a large window, and the front desk told me that they would upgrade me to two levels. When I went in, I saw that the window was so small that I thought I was living in a cell! ! ! When you open it, it's still very special. You really spent money to make a big mistake! Stayed for two nights and there was no breakfast. The price is really too expensive! Besides the hygiene of the room, the bathroom is very dirty! The toilet smells so bad! The good reviews are generated by brushing it off!

Service: The check-in procedure is complicated and takes a long time; however, the robot delivery and delivery are still very efficient. Facilities: There is a refrigerator in the room; there is a self-service laundry room in Shadian that automatically adds laundry detergent; especially, the sink and bathroom are separated, and there is less space to hang clothes, which is a bit inconvenient. Geography: It is still quite far from Nanjing Museum, and it takes about 20 minutes to walk. The subway station is near the museum, so traveling is relatively inconvenient. Personally, I still recommend staying near the Confucius Temple. It is more lively at night and is relatively convenient for eating, drinking and having fun. Food: There are relatively few breakfast items, but a small amount of fried eggs, fried dumplings, etc. are freshly fried. It is recommended to try the Nanjing authentic delicacy duck blood vermicelli soup. In addition, there is a supper period, which provides light snacks such as porridge and fried dough sticks. If you are hungry at night, you can have a bowl, which is very considerate.

I won the lottery and had a Ctrip order, but the hotel couldn't find it. I was told that it was a problem with Ctrip, but it seemed to me that it was a hotel problem. The order was canceled for no reason, causing a family of four to wait for more than an hour to coordinate the matter. With a child under two years old, the family room was fully booked during the summer and weekends, and it was impossible to coordinate. In the end, Ctrip coordinated two double rooms for a family of four to stay separately, and the hotel staff looked like they were summer workers. There was no solution, stupid. Waiting for Ctrip to solve it is really hard to explain.