Hotel Everest in Rome

The experience is poor. It is a so-called hotel consisting of some rooms on the same floor in a building, and there is a simple elevator installed in the building. The front desk is not open 24 hours a day, and you have to communicate with them in advance about what time you will arrive, which is quite troublesome. Although it said that there was customer service to check in before 8pm, I arrived around 7:30pm and they actually let me check in by myself. The single room I stayed in was so small that it felt like living in a box. The bathroom door is connected to another room (although it is locked, it still feels uncomfortable). There is no table in the room, so there is no place to put a computer. The only lights are two misplaced light bulbs. I got a rash on my body after living there. However, the only advantage is that it is close enough to the train station, the air conditioning is relatively cool, and if the price is booked appropriately, it is relatively cheaper than the surrounding areas. It is recommended that you don’t consider this place if the price is above 500 yuan, and even those who are timid should not consider it.