How about Hellenborg Hotel?

The hotel is easy to find, and its appearance is Spanish style, which is very eye-catching and can be seen from a distance. There are plenty of parking spaces at the door, but it seems that no one is watching. The lobby is magnificent, but there is always a feeling of loneliness. There are only two receptionists in the empty hall, who silently check in for us. They are as precious as gold. We have to ask sentence by sentence, where can I have breakfast? When do we start? Where is the elevator? Ask and answer, a little cold. Our room has a balcony, a man is building a lake downstairs, and the commercial and residential building in Hellenborg is in the distance. The guardrail of the balcony was built too high, and half of the cement wall was blocked there, blocking the scenery. The room is relatively large, more than 40 square meters. There is a separate locker, no bathrobe. The bathroom is wet and dry, with a separate shower and bathtub. There are two bottles of pure water and two tea bags on the bar, which are useless. They are boiled water for making tea ourselves. The hardness of the bed is moderate, not bad. There is free broadband. Breakfast is relatively simple, nothing is cooked on the spot, and even fried eggs are fried in advance. There are fried powder, porridge and bread. There are three waiters in the restaurant. They have been chatting in the corner while we are eating.