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February 13, 2024
The stay was quite unpleasant, probably because of the price of just over 100 yuan. What more could you ask for at that price? The original plan was to take the kids to Oulebao the next day, but since Oulebao was full, we had to settle for a nearby hotel. Upon entering, the room smelled musty, there was sand on the floor, and the ashtray hadn't been cleaned. The most ridiculous thing was that there was no landline in the room, so we had to go downstairs to report it to the front desk. Luckily, the receptionist was very helpful and agreed to change our room. But to be honest, the new room was just as bad; the ashtray was still very dirty, and the bathroom floor was filthy—it was disgusting. The kids were very unhappy, saying that this wasn't a problem that developed overnight and must have been caused by neglect in cleaning. Since there were no rooms available nearby at that time, we had no choice but to make do. We came back from shopping around 9 pm. My child took a shower first, but he complained in the bathroom that it was too cold. I quickly made him get dressed. The receptionist came up and said the water temperature wasn't high enough, probably because other guests had used it all. She implied that she was upset we were using the water too late, and that there was nothing she could do. Fine, we didn't shower that night; after all, we booked such a cheap hotel. Around 11 pm, as we were getting ready for bed, we noticed the sheets weren't clean, with yellow stains, which was a bit disgusting. Since the single sheet was also quite cold, we wanted to use the blanket as a sheet. We asked the receptionist for another blanket, but they brought over a dirty, black, and wrinkled one, saying that was all they had and they couldn't refuse. It was unusable, so I slept in my clothes that night. This is my personal experience; you get what you pay for. I'm sharing this for your reference.
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