Hotel Romantik di Hefei

"This was a very good hotel for a short stay. Good value for the money. Bed was nice and I appreciated the upgrade to a suite. Very close to highway so the room is a little noisy. I was unable to plug in my laptop because they did not have adapter for a three prong charger plug. Bathroom smelled a little bit unusual. But overall I was happy and I would stay again if I am in Hefei"

"It is right beside the metro station, lots of food around. The only thing that I didnt like is that its passcode door, but thats personal preference."

"房間的衞生有待提高呀，老闆記得時時監督哦，一進去到處都是頭髮，角落裡都是灰塵，馬桶也沒刷乾淨。除了衞生，其他都是滿分，地理位置非常好👍🏻，前台的小姐姐們要好好誇誇，服務態度超級棒呢。給五星！！就是客房阿姨的幹活成果真的後期要多督促一下哦，望進步！加油👏🏻"

"Stayed 1 night before heading Huangshan the following afternoon. Location is 40min away from airport. Surrounded by lots of food and shopping coz right at the pedestrian street. Gotta figure out the correction direction of the hotel building after drop off. 20min away from the railway station."

"The room is clean and spacious, and has a hairdryer. The location is very close to the main shopping street and not too far from the metro station (13 min walking). The receptionist is very friendly and kind, when I return to Hefei, I will book here again."

"For a three-diamond hotel charging almost 400 CNY per night, I expected a little more attention to detail. The room itself was spacious, clean, and tidy, with a large panoramic window overlooking a pleasant row of trees. There was also a nice tea table, which made the room feel cozy. One detail I genuinely appreciated was the care given to the old tree in the garden. Seeing it supported with an IV drip system was both unusual and heartwarming—it showed that someone actually cares about preserving it instead of simply replacing it. However, a surprising number of small issues gradually added up and affected the overall experience. I booked a room with a bathtub, but the bathtub turned out to be rather small and leaked unless a disposable plastic liner was used. There were no bath salts, bubble bath, or any other bath amenities, while the shampoo and shower gel bottles were only 50 ml each. The room initially had only one 1.5-liter bottle of drinking water. I had to call the front desk to ask for regular 500 ml bottles and tea. There was neither tea nor coffee in the room upon arrival. Breakfast was the biggest disappointment. There was almost no meat except pork baozi. Boiled eggs were available, but there were no traditional soy-marinated eggs. On the positive side, the purple sweet baozi were delicious, and the sliced melon was excellent—the rind had been completely removed, which was a nice touch. Unfortunately, two of the three desserts were stale and overly dry, and some cherry tomatoes still had black spots around the stems. The biggest issue, however, was coffee—or rather, the complete absence of it. There was no coffee in the room, and there was no coffee at breakfast. In fact, breakfast didn't even include tea or plain drinking water. I honestly didn't expect that the rarest item at a hotel breakfast buffet would be... water. For someone staying in a smoking room, a cup of coffee is one of those small pleasures that makes the morning better. Unfortunately, that small pleasure never arrived. Maybe coffee is considered a luxury item here. Overall, the hotel has good potential thanks to its spacious and clean rooms. But hospitality is often about the little things, and this hotel missed quite a few of them. I would consider staying here again only if these service details are improved."