Are there any good hotels near Nanchang Railway Station?

After the New Year, the train was delayed and I stayed at Nanchang Railway Station for one night. I encountered something similar to you. Because I was inexperienced, when I left the train station, I was dragged by a middle-aged woman at the train station to a hotel called Changtie Hotel. It sounded very formal, but I wanted to get a bargain at the time. A room in a national chain hotel was around 120 a night. , his house only costs 60. I asked him what the room had, and the woman said it had everything, and she went there if she wanted to save money. As a result, I paid 160 first when I entered, and 100 was the deposit. Then he was taken upstairs by a middle-aged man. The man who went upstairs said that the 60 yuan room was for three people, separated by a curtain. He wanted me to pay an extra 40 yuan for a single room. I said that was not what the solicitor said before, and the man started to show off. Impatient. I argued with him for a few words, and he started to talk nonsense with his beard and eyes wide open. I was young and arrogant and said I would call the police if you wanted to do this. Then the middle-aged man made harsh words and said he would throw my glasses and steal my mobile phone. And he actually stretched out his hand and pretended to grab my phone. I stopped talking and looked at him for a while, then turned to go downstairs. The woman next to me saw that something was wrong, so she quickly pulled me and said that everything was easy to discuss. Then the woman opened the elevator and went downstairs. There was only one elevator in his house that could go up and down, not even stairs (if something happened, you wouldn't be able to run away). When I turned around, the man started to say kind words and took the initiative to return the 100 yuan deposit to me. I thought about going out and taking a step back, so I didn't argue with him anymore. After some discussion, I wanted to live alone in a room for free, and he agreed, but the room was the one for three people, and the environment was quite poor. The room was dirty, with three black beds and a TV. Broken TV and nothing else. During the few hours I was resting, I heard that many people outside had been tricked into coming in. The most aggrieved were some little girls who were alone. They were tricked by the boss into adding money and did not dare to say a word. Just before midnight, I took an overtime bus and left that dirty hotel. Afterwards, I also regretted that I should not have been content with it, but should have decisively called the police to make these evil-minded people more unhappy. This is my experience, and I write it down so that people who go out can be more cautious: Don’t go out looking for cheap, spend more money to live in a regular and reliable place, where it is safe, and where it is safe to eat.