How about COCO Coconut Grove Boutique Hotel?

The hotel is very new, so new that it has not officially opened yet. Although it is a new hotel, it almost doesn't smell like it has been renovated. The staff is very welcoming, but they are newbies and sometimes they don't know what to do. The hotel's hardware facilities are very good and worthy of four-star standards. The dressing room and shower in the imperial concubine room are independent. The bathtub is behind the bed. It is very large and you can take a bath while watching TV. It is very comfortable to lie in it every day. The sink and toilet in the Japanese-style room are both in the room, which creates the awkward situation that your companion will watch you pooping on the bed. There is no TV in the bathtub, but the tatami is well designed and very emotional. There are computers in the room with Internet access, and the Internet speed is okay. As for transportation, don’t stay here if you don’t have a car. I was driving by myself, and it was very convenient. Turn right and you'll find Huli Avenue. There are a lot of food stalls around, but I didn’t try them, but they looked pretty good. It is not convenient to shop around. The buffet breakfast is very affordable. I enjoyed the buffet fruit salad, grilled bacon and grilled fish steaks. I wonder if it will change after the official opening. Opposite is the Home Inn on Huli Avenue. I wonder if the price of more than 400 yuan will be daunting. Important point: the surrounding environment is very noisy, with buses coming and going at the door, and large trucks passing by at night. The most annoying thing is that his house seems to be on the path of a plane landing, and I often hear planes whizzing by. It will be better at night