The hotel is well-placed for conference-goers, being only about 4 blocks from the Convention Centre - an easy walk along busy but shady streets. The big upmarket Wongtee shopping mall is on the far side of the Centre. The 2-bedroom suite was good, apart from carrying suitcases up the rather steep stairs to the bedrooms. The bedrooms were spacious, one more than the other, and one bathroom was similarly bigger and better than the other. It was useful having a washing machine (but no dryer or clothes lines), microwave, fridge, iron, hair dryers, bottles of drinking water, etc. The air-con worked well despite the steamy heat outside. The buffet breakfast was varied, but there are small shops about a block up the side street if you want to prepare your own breakfast in the kitchenette. We didn't eat dinner in the hotel but the small Italian restaurant across the street had a good range of pizzas and salads on the only evening we didn't eat at the (generally very good) Chinese restaurants. Most of the staff spoke little English but they were happy to help, often whipping out a smartphone to translate something. There were usually taxis out the front, and we found it best to get hotel staff to write out in Chinese characters our destination. Similarly, the hotel cards at reception were helpful to give taxi-drivers to get back to the hotel. The hotel is about halfway between two Metro stops so we didn't use the Metro much, but it is a good system for travelling around the city.