Changqing Subdistrict 4 Stars Hotels

"A lot of amenities We will definitely come again."

"Excellent hotel I terms of space, cleaness and front desk staff. The Mix Hall is close by with superb selection of shops, restaurants and bakeries"

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"This is a grand hotel that has been well maintained. Rooms are very spacious and clean. Breakfast is very good with lots of varieties to choose. Staffs are very friendly."

"Pleasant stay here. Room was comfortable and clean. The staff spoke good English when I checked in which is helpful. The only thing I would say is it would be nice to get more than two waters in the room but that’s pretty common. "

"Friendly staff and quite location. Close to metro stop."

"Love the laundry room "

"Excellent location, delicious breakfast with a stunning view.and friendly staff. Will definitely stay here again."

"The hotel room is spacious, clean, and well-maintained. The bathroom is large and comes with a bathtub, which was a nice touch. The staff were friendly, helpful, and provided excellent service, especially the front desk team. The location is convenient, situated next to an older shopping mall and surrounded by plenty of local food options. Overall, I had a pleasant stay and would recommend this hotel. However, if you're looking for a more vibrant area with modern shopping malls and...

"breakfast and dinner options were limited... dont book executive lounge room because the.executive lounge is.closed... suggestiin. breakfast used.to.have.bacon and breadpudding or pancakes and.dinner used.to have.indian cuisine. good point was the.pool was heated and.clean. early or.late.chrckin is.possible"

"Nice & clean. Great service. I will definitely use this hotel again."

"Room is too warm。Seems hotel condition system is not turned on. Great choice of breakfast. Great beds and bathroom. "

"Convenient location for work, good facilities and reasonable breakfast."

"It was a great new hotel in Hefei. "

"The rooms are lovely and sumptuous. However, I only ever found one staff member who had any english, and that was on the last day. Also, my Mandarin, which is minimal, but worked fine in Guangzhou, was incomprehensible here where perhaps there are fewer foreigners. I could not ever figure out where the breakfast was. I finally moved to a hotel closer to the university, where more effort was made by staff to work with me to mutually communicate. Mostly this is a Chinese business hotel. ...