Facilities: Old and run-down. The air conditioning was leaking, the carpet hadn't been changed and smelled awful 💩, and the floors creaked.
Hygiene: So-so.
Environment: They wouldn't let me have food delivered up to my room, and there was no robot delivery service. The AC hummed and leaked – almost made me slip and hit my head! The TV was tiny, and the windows were so dusty I couldn't see out. Honestly, for 1788 yuan a night, I could've done so much better. First off, the moment you walk into the lobby, that carpet absolutely stinks. I'm not exaggerating; if anyone thinks that carpet is fine, I'll eat my hat! And every night, they'd be washing the lobby floor – seriously? I ordered takeout, and there was no robot to bring it up. The hotel slippers were those flimsy, white, absorbent ones. I asked the delivery guy to leave my food at the front desk downstairs, but the staff wouldn't allow it and wouldn't bring it up either. My god, I just wanted to watch the World Cup! Navigating this place is a nightmare; you have to take three different elevators to get from the 'residence' part down to the first floor. It takes at least 5 minutes just to get downstairs! Staying in the 'residence' is like staying in a serviced apartment, but it feels like a second-class experience. It's only about 500 yuan cheaper than the main hotel, but the hassle of getting around here alone is enough to kill any enjoyment. I usually stay in Liede next door. Today, I invited a friend from Shenzhen to stay at what's supposedly Guangzhou's 'most amazing' hotel, the Rosewood, and it was a total disaster. Enough said, I'm not going to dwell on it. Whoever wants to stay here, be my guest, haha! Afterward, a manager or supervisor called and offered to upgrade my room if I stay again. Thanks, but no thanks! At this price point and with this environment, I genuinely can't afford to stay here. I rarely write reviews, but I just remembered this whole ordeal and felt compelled to share.
Service: Non-existent.
Hand care experience (choose 1 of 3): Doesn't concern you, don't worry.
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