Grand Skylight International Hotel Huizhou — Hotel in Huizhou

I Recently depart from the hotel early cause I can not stand to live there another day.||It's great to be coutious of traveler but to treat people as theif just because they are using credit card is insane...||I went to the city un-prepared, thinking this is just like another foreigner friendly cities in China. Yet, their ATM can not cash foreign debit and their currency exchange is to have you go to the bank nearly 1 miles away... (I walked there every other days)||It's like I'm in a island with nothing while they send maids to force into my room daily flip through my things...||I felt like if I'm not guarding my room I will be rob, that's how unsafe I felt.||Checking out, the front desk told me... "Where did you took the small face towels?"... I was stunt to think anyone would say such a stupid thing... So I told her the maids never replace it... Then they told me they need to count the towels before letting me know if I took it and will charge me later...||I though people would steal more expensive things not a small face towel that cost maybe less than $5?! Well, I know I need to be understanding that it might be very expensive in that location... but come on!||On top of all things, the verbally say I'm a foreigner therefore I WILL try to decline all charges to my visa, and I'm here to stay for free... Without proof with no evidence...||I can honestly say this IS the wrost hotel I'm...

As you walked into the hotel, you get a sense of understated opulence in the lobby. The hotel is huge and this in not only reflected in the lobby but in the rooms too. Stayed one night in the executive floor room on the 9th floor. The difference between an executive room and non executive is the bathtub. The executive rooms come with bathtubs. But both room type are large and comfortable. The only issue with the room or rather bathroom was that the hot water took a long time to heat up – a good 5 minutes before one gets decent hot running water. This can be an issue during the winter, which is the period I stayed.||||In terms of location, the hotel isn’t in a central part of town. I didn’t have time to explore around the hotel but from what I can see, there isn’t much around it. We took a taxi out for meals. ||||Service was generally good. Because it was a one night stay, didn’t interact much with the staff but reception was courteous and professional. || ||On the whole, not a bad hotel and I would definitely be willing to...

Stayed here for 2 nights to attend a friend's dinner in this hotel. First off, it is an luxurious hotel and not that expensive (about USD 50 per night). Like all typical China local 5 star hotels, rooms are large and fully fitted with super large bed (larger than normal king size). The restaurant serves very good Cantonese Cuisine and inexpensive.||||If there is a downside, it is their WiFi which is very poor. Another thing is their rooms do not have heater. Imagine being in winter, it is almost impossible to get a good...