Super House International

Overall, a comfortable hotel for my brief business trip here. The location is a little way out from the city center, but the room is fairly large and clean, and the hotel stuff is warm and helpful. What I found to be most convenient during my stay here is that the subway stop is right outside the hotel.

I had a one night stay at this place. When we arrived at the hotel, they couldn't find my reservation for my room. They didn't seem to understand my Expedia reservation when I showed them the email and it took about 1 hour to check in after running around. People were straight up smoking in the lobby even thought the hotel claimed to be non-smoking. Absolutely terrible. People smoked everywhere, in the halls, elevator, washroom... But no one smoked outside the hotel. I absolutely DO NOT recommend this hotel to anyone travelling with or without children, just don't book this hotel. The bathroom in the room is very small and smelled faintly of urine, as if I was in a public washroom. The rooms also smelled horrible, like a mixture of stinky socks and cigarettes. The ceiling in my room had water stains and you could tell the rooms have not been touched up or repainted in a VERY long time. As a result, I was very, very disappointed. There are far better hotels in the city I would have rather booked if I knew how bad this hotel was.

The accommodation is neat, clean and well serviced and will be substantially improved once the subway access behind it is completed.

We were with a Wendy Wu tour. The hotel is fine. Fairly modern and clean. Nothing special and NOT close to any major attraction, but VERY close to a supermarket (5 min. walk) with fruit, vegetables, wine, and beer (not cold) . . . a huge market. For ice cold beer go to a little shop on the way to the supermarket (4-5 Yuan for the big one). To find a bakery, McDonald's (an early coffee?), and a few little restaurants turn left around the corner from the hotel exit. One restaurant was up some stairs and was great for a lunch a few of us had there. That may have been my best meal, unless I was just too hungry on our first day there. White wine is not easy to find anywhere in China. Some restaurants serve it, but it is easiest to find at an actual "wine shop (100-125 Yuan)."

Staff english skills was rather poor but somehow it worked out and had its charm. Most guests were chinese which somehow had its charm as well. The food though, was really below average or actually more like a disaster, and did not inspire to try lunch or dinner. I had a circle room which was really nice. Great cleaning and with big panorama window but get it as high up as possible as the land in front of hotel is a big traffic junction.