Madison Hotel Lijing Taishan Scenic Area Tai'an

1. The front desk staff were very perfunctory upon check-in. I noted I didn't want a first or last room, and after being assigned a first room, I waited a long time before they changed my booking. (They even asked where I booked it; I suspect they wouldn't have changed it if I had booked through Huazhu Group.) Their attitude was unsatisfactory. 2. The cleanliness was poor; there was hair on the blankets and pillows. 3. The facilities were old; both the door and bathroom door were broken. Women traveling alone should be cautious. 4. I chose this place because it advertised a 1.35m double bed, but it was actually the same size as two single beds! Extremely bad. 5. The refrigerator magnet in the title and the welcome fruit I ordered were missing. 6. It's next to a Ji Hotel and a Lavande Hotel.

Extremely bad review, it's truly indescribable. I booked the room around 3 PM and arrived around 10 PM. The receptionist had a terrible attitude; she said she hadn't booked the room, and when I showed her the reservation, she was clearly negligent. She didn't answer the phone, busy with other things, and didn't bother to arrange the room. I stood at the front desk for ten minutes, having to ask what was going on. I was already exhausted, and my two kids were sleepy. After half an hour, they said they'd move me to another hotel, but I refused, especially considering the hassle of traveling with children. I booked a standard room, but they assigned me a double room without informing me, and told me the room was being cleaned. What they meant by "being cleaned" was that they sent staff to add a small, rickety folding bed that made a lot of noise when moved. I barely slept all night.

The front desk staff were a hassle; I had to repeat my phone number several times. The slippers were smelly. I saw some strange people in the hotel; I wonder what they were doing there.

They brought drinks and water when I left, but it wasn't enough to make up for the damage. I called the front desk, but they said the number was wrong; no one answered the phone at the guest rooms center; the Wi-Fi was so bad it was unusable; and the hotel's soundproofing was atrocious. Maybe it's because there was a blind massage training session on the second floor, but I wasn't asleep until midnight. The next day, I climbed Mount Tai with panda eyes and was completely exhausted. Picture one: The pothos isn't too hard to care for; if you really can't keep it, just give up. Picture two: The toothpaste was extremely spicy; I suggest switching brands. Picture three: I don't know what kind of bloodstain it is, but it's a bit scary; spraying it on is no problem.

The hotel is located at the foot of Mount Tai, and it is very convenient to go to Dai Temple and Hongmen. The front desk service is very careful to prepare maps and hiking sticks. The hotel is well-managed, with free mineral water in the public areas of the hotel. The breakfast is rich in variety, and the pancakes with green onions are very good.

Very good, very good. The hygiene and environment are very good, and they will deliver fruits. The service is also very good. The facilities are complete, there is a TV  and air conditioning. The bed is also very comfortable and the bathroom is also clean. 

The hotel is in a great location, right at the foot of Mount Daishan, and it takes less than 10 yuan by taxi to the entrance of Tianwai Village. It has its own parking lot, and parking is free for accommodation. The Ctrip reservation includes breakfast. For this price, the breakfast is good enough, and the dining environment is also good. There is also an electric piano in the middle, which made my child study for a long time while eating and drinking. We called in advance, and the hotel helped to put the twin beds together. It was super big and very comfortable, and there was no problem sleeping four people. When leaving the store, the store also gave a cute stone gan dang, which was great!