This hotel is as far from a four-star hotel as Motel 6 is from Hilton.
Good: the room is large and clean. The hotel is in a large shopping mall. So, if it is not Sunday, you can buy the things you need on the spot. The WiFi is good for business.
Bad: The hotel operates on a shoestring budget
1. The hotel does not provide either teapot or coffee machine. If you return late, the only thing they can offer is tap water.
2. The hotel does not provide and an iron and an ironing table. So, if you need to refresh your shirt before going to a meeting, there is no chance.
3. They do not provide almost any toiletries. Upon arrival, I received one small piece of soap, about one half in the width and length of a typical American “hotel soap square”. Surely it was gone by the next evening, but no more soap was ever supplied by the hotel. They provide some liquid soap in a dispenser mounted in the bathtub, but it is not friendly for washing your head with it.
4. The room is somewhat poorly maintained (see the photo attached).
5. Surprisingly there are only three electrical outlets, with one side of the bad without an outlet at all. So, you have to decide whether you or your partner will have you phone charging overnight.
6. The bathtub has no anti-slippery coating, which makes a problem because instead of a curtain, there is a hinged glass plate. It’s quite short leaving about a foot to stand to take a shower.
(the rest six points do not fit the char limit)