Ulasan Yiwu New Orange Hotel

Not bad. Facilities: Quite complete. Hygiene: Acceptable. Environment: Decent. Service: Good.

A very nice and convenient hotel. Close to Wuyue mall and night market. Friendly stuff. Hotels is a little old can see in the room the mark of trolley rollers on the floor, but all in all is a value for money.

Not recommended. Facilities are old and there are many small flies in the bathroom. On a more positive note at least bread, jam and yoghurt was available at breakfast

Friendly staff, clean room. Everything was ok.

Just so so far from trade city and room was short uncomfortable never go again there

Good for this price

Excellent service feel like home

Not bad!

Good night

Great

The hotel initially assigned me a room with a broken air conditioner and unclean bedding. The service was okay, and after I complained, they changed my room. The air conditioner was working, but the cleanliness was terrible, especially the bathroom. There was limescale in the sink and lots of hair in the washroom. Overall, it was not a satisfactory stay.

The room is cost-effective, the air conditioning is powerful, the breakfast is rich and tastes good, it is convenient to travel, and it is quiet at night. There are some parking spaces under the trees. In the summer, the temperature in the car is lower when parking under the trees, which is quite good.

Around 4:00 PM on May 31st, my partner and I entered room 902 with our room cards. The spacious room was a pleasant first impression. After a long day's journey, I settled into bed and checked my phone. "Come on! Look at this!" his exclamation pierced the silence. I hurried to the bathroom (near the bathtub). Three blood-red stains in the tub, lost in thought, were the result of solidified "red liquid." Looking to the right, I saw several long streaks of liquid on the sink, four in total. My mind raced with the possibility of this "red liquid." A cut? A nosebleed? Why didn't anyone clean it up until it solidified? Or perhaps... some strange ritual? The atmosphere suddenly took on an eerie air... The air in the room seemed to grow chilly. After speaking to the front desk, the hotel housekeeping staff came and took a quick look, declaring: "Bird poop." We were speechless at the glaring "red" streaks. As it was getting late, we decided to change rooms. We arrived downstairs at the front desk, and the clerk calmly handed us a new room card. "802," her tone conveyed a calm and silent air, as if nothing had happened. So that evening, my partner and I packed our bags and checked into room 802, downstairs from 902. The room layout was essentially identical to 902 upstairs, save for the missing refrigerator. Upon entering, I felt a moment of daze: Had we stayed in 902 after all? As dusk fell, the room grew dimmer, adding to the already uncomfortable atmosphere. I then realized there were no main lights in the room, relying solely on the dim illumination of the table lamps on either side of the bed and a few small lights on the ceiling. Perhaps because it had rained that day and the heat was a bit oppressive, I flipped on the air conditioner on the wall and walked over to the vent. After waiting for a long time, I saw no movement, so I gave up. My partner was a bit worried all night, having experienced that afternoon, so I slept with the curtains open. The faint light from outside filtered through the thin screens, casting a pale glow... We slowly drifted off. In the middle of the night, I was suddenly awakened by the sound of a whirring wind... I had clearly remembered turning off the air conditioner. Worried about startling my partner, I got up and flipped the off button again. Overall, the experience was not very good. The room was dim, the decor looked dated, and the shower room still used a ten-year-old, low-powered hair dryer/dryer: it only heated, not blew air, a stark contrast to Yiwu, a city known for its "small commodity wholesale markets."

I stay here every time I come to Yiwu. Turn left and cross the road from the hotel to the Catfish New Village. There are many Xinjiang Muslim restaurants there.