Residents of China’s capital can expect the requisite traffic jams next month as the APEC summit descends on the city. Dignitaries and VIPs will be ushered around the city behind tinted windows, clogging up the ring roads even more than normal. Beijingers have even been told they may be given a work holiday during the summit, which runs from November 5 to 11, to help reduce the strain on the city’s infrastructure.

After the VIPs hop out of their fancy cars, they will have some incredible accommodations. Located at Lake Yanqi in the Huairou district of Beijing, these venues look luxurious and regal, befitting any world leader.

However, that’s not to say that netizens are impressed. On the contrary,many take exception to not only the summit but the buildings built to host it:

远山晨雨：
Are they going to use these buildings once, and then never use them again?

沉默的白菜：
Will they spray water everywhere in order to get rid of the smog [picknose.emoji]??

周举正涂鸦儿时的愿望：
In short: simply ruthless [byebye.emoji]

手机用户0807733993：
[ghostface.emoji]

Here are a few other venue photos:

Photos: China Daily