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"The hotel's overall decor is luxurious and grand, with a European classical style that feels very warm and comfortable. The service at check-in was excellent; they proactively guided me to my room. However, I was not satisfied with the room facilities. The hand towel by the sink was severely damaged, and there was a chip on the edge of the bathtub, posing a safety hazard. On the other hand, the sleeping area in the room was a very pleasant experience. The bathroom having its own independent air conditioning system is a feature many hotels lack, which was a nice touch. The breakfast experience was particularly bad – messy and completely lacking in management and service. In terms of decor and luxury, the hotel certainly meets five-star standards. However, in terms of management and service, it falls short of even mid-range chain hotels."

"The front desk staff were incredibly warm and helpful, and they even upgraded our room for free! The hotel's location is excellent, making transportation super convenient. Our room was spotless, the TV had screen mirroring, and the whole room was smart-enabled. They even deliver takeout directly to your room. The breakfast selection was extensive, and the restaurant offers a great view of Mount Tai. Our stay was thoroughly enjoyable. It's also a short walk to Dai Temple. We'll definitely be back!"

"The room had a double bed and a sofa bed, which was fine for a family of three. However, the sofa bed felt a bit uneven to the child, so they ended up sleeping the other way around. The TV remote control was a bit unresponsive (perhaps the batteries were dead). The breakfast selection was not as extensive as other Hampton by Hilton hotels, but the service was excellent. The value for money was also good, even during a holiday. The hotel is conveniently located near Dai Temple and the entrance to Mount Tai, and there's even a night market right across the street."

"They claim to be five-star, but this might be the worst Wanda Realm I've ever stayed in. All the upholstered furniture was tattered and worn out. The carpets were also covered in a lot of dust. The hotel has a 'hui'-shaped corridor design, which means the corner rooms have two doors right next to each other, making it very disruptive when people enter and exit. There are large gaps under the doors, allowing you to see shadows of people walking by, and there's absolutely no soundproofing. The hairdryer was the cheapest kind; completely useless for anyone with long hair. The only positive was the bath amenities, a full set of Acca Kappa."

"The room was absolutely fantastic – very spacious, comfortable, and beautifully decorated. The service was exceptional, and the staff were incredibly helpful and friendly. The hotel's location is perfect; it's close to everything, especially the train station, which makes shopping and visiting Mount Tai very convenient."

"I've stayed in hotels for twenty or thirty years, and this is the first time it felt so much like home. Bringing the whole family to the hotel was exhausting, and I thought check-in would be complicated, but it wasn't. The front desk lady was incredibly gentle and patient, even giving us little gifts and fruit. As soon as we entered, the greeter on the right was fantastic; seeing I had elderly folks and kids, he immediately took our luggage, brought it directly to our room, adjusted all the equipment, and then left. I was going to tip him, but a cleaning lady came in to get something, and he just turned and left, so I felt awkward. The next day, we were climbing Mount Tai, and halfway up, I suddenly realized I'd lost my pair of 999 pure gold earrings. I called the hotel's customer service, half-heartedly asking if they found them to contact me, otherwise, no big deal. To my surprise, the hotel staff called in the afternoon saying they'd found them! Five or six staff members, all for a pair of not-so-valuable earrings, turned the entire room upside down multiple times, searching for hours. They found one in the bathroom and another under the bed. I am truly grateful. Although it's a small thing, it made me feel that the environment and human quality in Tai'an are truly exceptional. I usually dislike visiting Beijing and Shanghai the most, so I never expected the service quality at this hotel to be so good, and it's not because the earrings were less than a gram and not worth much. After descending the mountain in the afternoon, my legs were giving out, and I was in a hurry. My sister went to retrieve the car from the parking space, so I didn't even get a chance to properly thank these staff members. I can only express my gratitude through this review. You all worked hard, thank you! Thank you all so much for leaving me with such wonderful memories in Tai'an, making me want to come back again. Thank you, everyone, for your hard work! 🙏"

"This hotel is excellent, truly a great hotel. I was climbing Mount Tai with my parents and worried about not getting enough rest, so I spent a long time choosing a hotel. We stayed in the Cozy Family Reunion Suite, which offered great value for money. It had a large heated bed (kang) that was more than spacious enough for three adults. The room was on the second floor, had no strange odors, and featured a private bathroom with hot water. There was a window that could be opened for ventilation, and on good weather days, it even caught the sun from 6 to 8 AM. Despite being street-facing, the room was very well soundproofed, and my parents slept soundly through the night. The hotel service was also excellent; every staff member greeted us with a smile. I even asked the front desk to break some large bills into smaller change. Next time I climb Mount Tai, it would be even better to bring more 1, 5, and 10 yuan banknotes. The breakfast here was absolutely delicious. Perhaps it was due to the mountain spring water, or maybe the chef's excellent skills, but we ate heartily and felt very satisfied. After watching the sunrise and sea of clouds in the morning, enjoying such a rich and delicious breakfast truly brightened our entire day. The millet porridge was thick and creamy, the stir-fried noodles were very fragrant, and the soy milk was also fantastic. They even specially prepared hot mountain spring water, which I found very tasty. The hotel has its own dedicated sunrise viewing spot, which is not at Riguan Peak. For those over 60 or with mobility issues, it's probably better to go to Riguan Peak, which is more crowded but has better infrastructure. The hotel's viewing spot is a bit far, and there's a place where you need to crouch down and crawl through a one-meter-long tunnel using your hands and feet, which isn't very suitable for elderly people. The hotel's location, at the Qianlong Imperial Palace, is likely the quietest among all the mountaintop hotels, perfect for rest. It's right next to the Taohuayuan cable car station and very close to Tianjie. From Nantianmen to the hotel entrance is probably only about 100 meters. At night, there aren't many people walking around outside the hotel for night climbs, which is a big difference from other hotels. Friends who aren't in good physical condition should ideally take the bus from Tianwai Village to Zhongtianmen, and then take the cable car up the mountain. For seniors over 60, tickets are free, and bus and cable car fares are half price. Note that you need to book and pay for tickets in advance via the WeChat official account to enjoy the free and half-price benefits. I'm not sure if seniors can still get half-price tickets if they buy them on-site. Remember to bring your ID for ticket verification before boarding; the process is quick. If you get motion sickness, bring motion sickness medicine and plastic bags in advance, as the mountain roads are quite winding. The cable car might occasionally be suspended due to weather or maintenance. Also, the sunrise and sea of clouds might not meet expectations due to bad weather. So, before climbing, be sure to check the weather conditions before deciding to go. When we climbed on May 20th, it was cloudy with light rain, but May 21st was a rare clear, sunny day. Both the sea of clouds and the sunrise were incredibly beautiful. On the bus, we encountered a family with an 87-year-old grandmother climbing Mount Tai. We also saw many elderly people climbing up from the base of the mountain. As long as you have a plan to climb Mount Tai, just go for it!"

"The hotel has just opened and the room is very clean. Spacious and bright. Also helped us upgrade the room. The little girl at the front desk has a good service attitude and is very satisfied. The room in the north can see the mountain, the scenery is very good, very good. We are here to climb the mountain. Very satisfied with the stay."

"Hotel staff were friendly and welcoming. The cleaning staff was doing a great job. The location was conveniently located close to the Mount Tai's Tianwai Cun visitor center. Breakfast was okay. One morning, there were many guests at breakfast, so all the foods were gone and we had to wait 10 minutes for new foods. The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. We would stay here again."

"The hotel's design is very modern. My parents and I stayed in a business suite with two 1.5-meter beds, and it even had a separate small lounge area. When we needed amenities, we just ordered them through a mini-program, and a little robot delivered them shortly after. The cleanliness was also impeccable, with no strange odors, making for a very comfortable stay. The breakfast was incredibly rich, and you could even order freshly made noodles or wontons – it was absolutely fantastic! Next time I'm in Tai'an, I'll definitely stay here again."