I stayed for one night, alone.
First of all, the building was old. The room key wasn't an auto-lock, but a insert-and-turn type. That was fine, but the moment I entered the room, there was a nasty smell.
I booked a non-smoking room, but for some reason there was a foul odor. I sprayed the entire room with the deodorizing spray they had in the room, opened the windows, and turned on the air purifier, which pretty much eliminated the smell. However, the moment I opened the bathroom door to wash my hands, the same foul odor hit me again. I checked the bathroom and toilet, and I think it was the water. I smelled the same thing when brushing my teeth and gargling, and opening the door once filled the room, so I tried to avoid opening it as much as possible.
It was really smelly, to the point where I couldn't bear to breathe through my nose.
It's fine that the hotel itself is old, but the unbearable stench and the lack of overall cleaning were bothersome.
The next morning, when I got on the elevator to leave the hotel, a cleaning lady (a foreigner) was already there, and I and another man were about to get in. The cleaning lady was standing in front of the elevator buttons, so I moved in behind her, but the staff member had been watching a video on her phone the whole time, and the man got stuck in the elevator. I quickly pressed the open button, but the staff member was looking at his phone and didn't fully understand the situation, and couldn't look ahead, so he pressed the close button. I don't know what kind of training they receive, but this has never happened when I stayed at other hotels in the same chain before, so it's disappointing.
I don't think I'll be using this hotel again.
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