It's clean, spacious, and conveniently located (a 10-15 min walk to the subway and railway station). We had 5 people in our group so we got one double and one triple room. The double room also had a fridge. We stayed for 5 nights and one morning, we had breakfast in the nook downstairs. For 10 RMB a person, it included congee, fruit, buns, chinese donut, and hard boiled eggs. One thing I didn't like was their toilet paper - the rolls were incredibly small and the paper disintegrated very easily. One member of our group had a 1 hour massage in their spa for 38 RMB and said it wasn't too bad, but not quite like the massages offered in North America.

It's pretty close to the train station, so if you just stay for a day and then will travel further this might be a good pick. Keep in mind that it will give some noise, though.
The hotel is nothing special, typical budget hotel. The staff doesn't speak very good English, so if you don't speak Chinese you should improvise, but that will turn out allright. The rooms are okay, with a small bathroom ensuite, it's just the basics that you need. There's also a safe to keep your valuables. If you are just looking for a place to sleep, this is just fine. If you want some extra's, you should probably stay somewhere else.