AirbusMAN
February 25, 2026
Booked an executive room, but hit a string of snags!
Arrived at 3:45 PM, and the front desk said the room wasn't ready yet. I understood, it was Chinese New Year after all. They gave me a drink voucher for the lobby, so I ordered a coffee and Tiramisu. It took a long time for the food to arrive. The cake was just a regular cake, absolutely nothing like Tiramisu. I asked the waitress, and she repeatedly insisted it was Tiramisu. Haha, fine, during Chinese New Year, staffing is probably stretched thin, and people aren't properly trained. No point arguing, I just wanted to check in. At 4:30 PM, I asked the front desk again, and they said it still wasn't ready. Under pressure (my voice got louder, and my tone became firmer), they gave me room 2613 (my original room was 2616). I had seen reviews about the room's cleanliness being an issue, so I had already braced myself. After a careful check, it was acceptable, which was a relief.
But then came the evening, and the problems resurfaced. I could hear the loud chatter of the gentlemen in the room to my left, and the 'indescribable' sounds from the room to my right went on for an hour. This is supposed to be a five-star hotel, and I was genuinely shocked by how poor the soundproofing was. After complaining, the duty manager on the second day promised they would block off the rooms on both sides. Yet, on the second night, the same neighbors reappeared. Apparently, business was booming during Chinese New Year, and the hotel was fully booked. Although the duty manager tried their best to appease guests (they really did try), the hardware of this place is just so subpar. Thanks to Ctrip's intervention, we changed hotels on the third night and finally got a good night's sleep.
And let's talk about the hotel's breakfast – who on earth designed that traffic flow? The queues for people and the adjacent Wenyan restaurant cross over, and first-timers often get lost. As for the food quality, it definitely doesn't justify the price (128/person). This is the second time I've had a bad experience with the Wyndham brand in different regions. Fool me once, fool me twice, but not a third time.
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