I arrived on the Bullet Train from Beijing, with partially good information, taking the subway to the closest station, but was led to believe it was close to the hotel, they even drew a little map, with Chinese instructions, but upon arrival I had no clue which way to turn, nor where to go.
Tried with difficulty to find an English speaker and even to find a cab. The cab drove quite a distance, and the driver left me across the street, pointing to buildings, none with the hotel name.
I had to enter a few buildings with the Chinese writing of the hotel's name, finally finding what looked like an office building.
Again, a hotel, otherwise attractive had reception staff with no English. Finally, a manager came from upstairs, who spoke fair English, helping me with info.
The room was good sized, and I was directed to the nearby attractions, so it is well located. Oddly, quite often, I saw one
of those delivery robots darting in and out of the elevators, so it might have been part of the room service.
It was dreary, though, having to deal with clerks constantly relying upon a translation app. Hire better educated staff, please, and put the hotel's name on the building and front door.
When I left, I booked a cab directly to the train station, bypassing the subway, much too far away.