We stayed here for one night. We were one couple in a double room on the 21st floor, and another person in a single room on the 8th floor.

We checked in earlier than their check-in time, which I think was 3pm. They managed to allocate us rooms right then and there anyway.

The beds were firm, and they had down pillows which I really hate because they flatten out to nothing after sleeping on them for half an hour. I assume other travelers like them because they have them in different hotels all over the world. However, I prefer it when they have a foam pillow tucked away in the closet for more choice.

The airconditioning worked fine, and the shower was nice and powerful.

We were here on the afternoon when the 7.9 earthquake in Sichuan, China happened. We felt the ground moving on the 21st floor and could hear the building making groaning and creaking structural sounds, but our party on the 8th floor didn't feel or hear a thing.

This is an all around ok business hotel, nothing to write home about, but no big complaints either.

The maids were talking quite loudly into their walkie talkies in the morning outside our room, and this was a bit annoying and unnecessary. I mean, there's no need to shout into a walkie talkie.

Oh, and the breakfast was kind of lame for a buffet. Lots of choice, but the quality was on the poor side. Much better buffets at the Han Hsien, if breakfast is an important factor in your choice of hotels.

We'd stay here again.