This is terrible! A supposedly star-rated hotel? It's worse than a chain like Hanting. Dark and gloomy, the room's decor is outdated. For a room costing over 500 yuan, the blankets are thick and stiff, the bathtub faucet is broken and can't be individually controlled, and the toilet flush is weak. They charge a 900 yuan deposit upon check-in—I haven't seen a hotel requiring a deposit in years! I ordered takeout, and the delivery person handed it to the front desk at 8:20 PM, but it didn't arrive until 8:42 PM. My child was anxious for food, so I called the front desk. They gave me a curt reply, "It's delivered by robot, wait a moment," which didn't solve anything. My room included two breakfasts, and when I went to the restaurant, I was stopped at the entrance. The first thing they said was, "Wait a minute, let me check if you have breakfast." Even just giving me the room number and phone number would have been much more pleasant. They acted like I had to pay to breathe in the hotel. For such an expensive room, there's no good facilities, no good service, nowhere to eat, and no takeout delivery. Oh, and the room key and power card are separate! Speechless.
The window of the room I checked into yesterday was still rattling loudly, keeping me awake all afternoon. The housekeeping manager responded promptly by changing my room and bringing fruit and snacks, but that didn't change my bad mood. Terrible. Not only were my child's toothbrush and slippers not provided, but when I asked the front desk, they said they'd put them in my room when I returned. They said they weren't there and didn't give me permission to come in. Shouldn't they only allow entry if I say yes, regardless of whether I'm there or not? This service is unacceptable...
My child told me today when we entered the Hanting Hotel, "Hanting is so comfortable! Bright and clean!"
Sigh.
Picture three is the 562 business room. Picture four is the Hanting Hotel we just checked into. I feel so much better now...
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