Hundred Centuries Hotel

A friend and I stayed for two nights in July 2019. We saw very few other guests at the hotel. They were cleaning our hallway carpets so they were covered with drop clothes making it difficult to navigate them and the fans they were using to dry them were loud. No one spoke English so we had to rely on our translator and had difficulty getting advice on local attractions, directions etc. Breakfast was pretty limited and not kept warm. Overall, it was fine for one night but I wouldn't stay there again.

The hotel is conveniently about 2 minutes from a train line, but is not within walking distance to downtown and the sightseeing areas of the city. I was there on an overnight visa and was flying to my final destination the next day. No one at the front desk spoke English and no one understood the 24 hour visa permits. It took about an hour to check-in and a half hour to check-out for three rooms. Thankfully someone who spoke English was checking out and assisted us or we may have been there longer. The breakfast opened at 6:30am and when we arrived at 8:30 most of it was gone. It doesn't seem like they replenish anything and the chafing dishes weren't heated. If you're looking for a relatively cheap place to stay this works but don't set your expectations high.

Booked this hotel with booking.com and they tried to charge another 30% more when we turned up. Lots of discussion and waiting before they finally talked to booking.com who cleared it up. Not a four star as stated but the beds were very comfortable and the breakfast (not western) was fantastic.