"The hotel's location is great, quiet, and perfect for a vacation. The room has an excellent view, and while breakfast is standard, there are plenty of options. The hotel pool is also very good. Overall, it's highly recommended if you're visiting Sanjiang."

"clean room.. bus stop outside hotel. many restaurants nearby....."

"Cleanliness: The cleanliness was appalling, just as the photos show. The floor was moldy, and every corner of the bathroom seemed to have been overlooked during cleaning. Truly a nightmare for anyone who cares about hygiene! I didn't even dare to look too closely, even with my glasses on. Service: The service was generally acceptable, but there was a major issue. On the last day, my room card stopped working. The check-out time was clearly stated as 4 PM, so I should have still had access. This really left a bad impression. I had to go all the way down to the front desk to reactivate it, and what made it worse was that I was in a rush to catch my high-speed train for check-out. Location: The location was just average. The main attractions it supposedly boasts across the street, like the museum and Dong Tiangong, are completely unremarkable – especially Dong Tiangong, which is definitely not worth visiting. This means it's not close to any genuinely important sights, although a taxi ride to the Wind and Rain Bridge or Sanjiang Drum Tower only costs about 7-8 yuan. As for dining, there are no options within 500m of the hotel. You need to walk at least 800m, taking a long detour, to reach a commercial street with food. There's a local market about 500m away and a small shop across the road, but other than that, the surroundings are quite deserted. Overall, for tourists, the location is genuinely inconvenient. Facilities: The facilities were mostly standard. The only real bonus was the bathtub; everything else was pretty average. The curtains weren't even motorized, so it definitely didn't feel very 'smart' or up-to-date. Overall, for a 300 yuan room rate in Sanjiang, it felt like all the effort and cost went into superficial decoration. The lobby and corridors were well-designed and attractive, but the actual rooms themselves completely lacked attention to detail or comfort, leading to a very poor guest experience."

"I forgot to comment before, but now Ctrip has sent a comment notification. I remembered that I had a reunion dinner and set off fireworks at Sanjiang Dongxiang State Guesthouse this year. I must give a good review 👍 I like Dongxiang State Guesthouse very much. Parking is convenient. The garden-style hotel is spacious and bright. Next to it is Fengyu Bridge. There is a small square with restaurants. Many people set off fireworks at night. It is very lively. The hotel room is clean and large. The front desk service is enthusiastic. Recommended 👍"

"Wonderful woodade rooms, very charming. Good location."

"The room is small, the towels are a bit shabby, and the environment is so-so. The only advantage is that it is on the riverside. There are only fast food restaurants and late-night snacks nearby. The hotel service is not in place. The car parked at the door has its license plate copied. The price/performance ratio is not high."

"For a room costing over 1,000 RMB a night, the actual experience was utterly disappointing and completely failed to justify its steep price. 1. The decor was shoddy and the design utterly impractical. It pales in comparison not only to far cheaper five-star hotels, or even chains like All Seasons and Atour, but also to newly opened budget hotels costing just 200 RMB. The room's fixtures, such as the fingerprint lock, lighting, bathroom vanity, faucets, and exhaust fan, are all cheap, off-brand items of incredibly poor quality. The lighting itself is so bad it strains your eyes. Even branded items like the TV, air conditioner, and showerhead are the cheapest models available. The wooden floors creak and shake when you walk, and the soundproofing is abysmal – you can hear conversations from upstairs and downstairs. Various pipes and wires are exposed. They were too stingy to get an extra router, so the second floor relies entirely on the first floor's network, resulting in terrible connectivity upstairs. The curtains are poorly designed, leaving a triangular gap. 2. The so-called 'villa' is tiny, at best a duplex apartment, completely unrelated to the advertised 100-130 square meters. It felt like the usable area was at most 50 square meters. Furthermore, the two rooms are not connected internally but via an outdoor staircase, which is extremely inconvenient. The second-floor room is tiny, the bathroom lacks wet-dry separation, and even showering felt cramped and uncomfortable. 3. Breakfast was pathetic, probably worth only a few RMB outside. Besides a small amount of minced pork with noodles, there was no other meat, just corn, sweet potatoes, eggs, and steamed buns. Even though there are only a dozen rooms, the dining area wasn't large enough, and in the scorching heat, many guests had to eat outside. For such an expensive room, the fridge didn't even have complimentary beverages, only a few bottles of mineral water. 4. Service was terrible. Despite numerous steps from the parking lot to the villa, nobody offered to help with luggage. Upon check-in, there were no key cards, and the room password wasn't proactively provided, leading to guests being locked out. The Wi-Fi password also had to be requested. It's been open for over a year, yet it's worse than hotels still in their trial operation phase. 5. At night, there were an excessive number of bugs. All sorts of insects swarmed outside the room. The so-called outdoor bathtub had several bugs inside when uncovered, making it impossible to use. Even a slight delay when entering or exiting would result in bringing bugs into the room."

"Hygienic and clean, the breakfast variety is a little less, it's average. My parents are quite satisfied"

"The hotel near the attractions but no lift"