Hotels around Wuhu Haogang New Town are better.

It doesn't have to be in Haogang, but it can be next to Normal University. There are several options:

1, Jinwen Garden of Normal University, that is, the teachers' community in the school, has a small hotel converted from teachers' apartments (in fact, the school is not allowed to operate, but it is all done secretly). The most convenient. But it is also the most deceptive. Regular budget hotels off campus only cost 100 yuan a night. He gives you a bed of several square meters, and the air conditioner charges 100 yuan. The funniest thing is that teachers' apartments can only be sold to faculty, and the abnormal boss I met with my classmates last time is illiterate.

2. Central city. The central city is a community one kilometer north of the west gate of Normal University, with hotels and shops. However, it is relatively inconvenient, and the community is very mature, so the surrounding consumption is still quite high. Generally, they are regular hotels, but you can search online for group purchases. It is characterized by safety and formality.

3. Baizhuang. A community directly opposite the East Gate of Normal University is slightly less mature than the central city community, with small hotels and guest houses, which are formal and slightly cheaper. But make reservations in advance, or there will be too many people making reservations.

4. Re-employment on the street. That is, Haogang New Town. The west gate of Normal University goes to the south intersection and then to the west, and walks to the Institute of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, opposite which is Re-employment Street. I'm afraid there are more than a hundred small hotels in it. Features are cheap, off-season standard rooms around 40 yuan. But the distance is about 1.5 km, which is a little farther than others.

This is the situation of hotels near Normal University. You can order it yourself according to your own needs. In fact, security issues can be ignored. Small hotels and hotels are registered by the Public Security Bureau. As long as you don't run around at night, you will be fine.